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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2764, 2 December 1887, Page 4

BREEDERS,, The Stout and very Fashionably Bred Hofso Keiaiui&'ioii "Will serve mares in tho Vairarapa this season, Ho is by tho world renowned sire Musket, dura llangi, by Ravenswrth (imp) (son of TouchBtonc), dam Skybird (imp) (one of tho finest bred "Hares that over left the shores of England N. 55, Referee), by Tcddington (Derby, Ascot, and Doncaster (top winner), by Orlando (Derby winner), from Skylark by Teep-o'-Day Eoy (Chester dip winner), from Growl by Bay Middlcton (Derby.end Two Thousand Guineas winner) from Ikrbichcc by Lapdog (Derhy winner) by Waxy (Derby wiuner) by Pot-S-os, by Eclipse, For tabulated pedigree of Musket and Rangi vidoN.Z. Stud Rook, Vol, VIII. Terms £4 4s per mare, Good paddocking at ono shilling per week until notice of stinting is given, when mares must bb paid ran and removed within a fortnight, or three shillings' per week grazing will bo charged, Every care taken „.:n,„„t „„„,.„„„;i,;i;*„ v„,. f,„.H,»,. rartiMilnra iiiviiimirii,,J | n>u.»u U i.j. *v. .......... i apply to W. 0. WILLIAMS, TO STAND THIS SEASON Thoroughbred Stallion Daniel G'Coimel. DANIEL O'CONNEL was bred by Mr Murphy, of Marlborough, and is by Daniel O'Rourke, from Hover, by Sir Hercules, Plover is also dam of Malvina, Hercules, and other winners, see N.Z. Stud Book, Vol. G. Daniel O'Rourke won the Canterbury Derby and Cup, in 1875, and is by Sledmere (imported), from Brunette (imported), who is also dam of Tadmor, tho Canterbury Derby winner of 1874, Terms—Three guineas per mare, For further particulars see cards,

Also the purebred Clydesdale Stallion I ,jdrd O'Lavgo. LAIRD O'LARGO, imported by D. McLean lisq,, Maraikakako, Napier. All fees for above payable by P.N. at first service, made payable on January Ist, 1880, I'addocking will be provided when necessary but a charge of Is per week will be made. Every care taken, but no responsibility incurred. Furth cr information to be obtained from ANGUS FRASER, Home Bush. THE CLYDESDALE ENTIRE HORSE Gladstone WILL travel in the Wairarapa District this ' T season, leaving Masterton every Monday for Greytown, GLADSTONE is by Prince Royal (30) dam a mare by Old "Wellington, grand dam imported from Victoria. The well-known Clydesdale Stallion Prince Royal was bred by Mr D. McQueen, Smeaton, Victoria, and was imported by his present owner, Mr John McKcllor, Doyleston, Canterbury, Prince jci„ 'ill is by Prince Charlie, who was imported by Ma. s rs'j. and 11. Mcintosh from Scotland, wl: ere l. *>incd 7,lst prizes. His dam Blossom by Mm, ras also imported from Scotland. Prince Royal is a rich brown color, stands l(i hands and 3 inches, showing great symmetry of form, with plenty of hair and bone of_ the best fashion. Prince Royal commenced his career as a prize taker at two years old, securing second place at Ballarat, and secoiul at Smeaton, where he was only beaten by Darwin, the winner of the Sires' Produce Stakes of £lO. Since his arrival in this colony he has always been a prize taker in every show yard where he has been entered. At the Canterbury Agricultural and Pastoral Association's Metropolitan Show of 1880, he was awarded the Association Medal and the President's Cup. as the best draught stallion of any ago on the ground, His stock are now beginning to speak for themselves, notably Mr Stoddart's colt Lord Raglan, who took first prize as a three year old at Christclmrch last year; Mr Pocock's Prince Victor; Mr J, Boag's Royal Prince; and Mr Todd's colt Kelvin, all prize takers, and many others too numerous to mention. J. HARDING, 2701 Proprietor.

TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON. N the Wairarapa district the purebred Clydesdale Horse, Prince Arthur PRINCE ARTHUR is by Young Prince Charlie, bred by William Boag, Esq., of Bumside, Fendclton. Ho is by Old Prince Charlie, (imported), and was never beaten at any Show atChristclui'cli his Dam, Darling, is by Napoleon, granddam, Nancy, imported from Tasmania, Darling has taken First Prize, every time when shown in Christclmrcli. PRINCE ARTHUR'S dam, Gipsy, is by Young Lofty, grand-dam Darkey, by old Black Champion ; great Gipsy, by England's Hope, bred by Mr R, FALLOON, Proprietor. )EGS to inform the inhabitants o JL) Masterton that he has reduced the price for sweeping Chimneys na follows : COTTAGE CHIMNEY, 1/ OVER 20n HIGH ...I/O All orders left with Mr Farmer,

ißMilv ENGLISH FERNS ■HHH IN all tlie Rarest and must Beautiful of the Crested and Tasseled varieties, including Athyriunis, Laatreas, Scolonendriuins, etc, from is each, Beautiful variegated FERNS, including Pteris Arayrea, tricolor, and creticaabbo lincata. Splendid opportunity for FERN FANCIERS. All kinds of Bedding Plants from 8s per 100. Greenhouse Plants from Gs per dozen. Orchids, Stove Plants, Sweet-scented Plants in beautiful Variety, Plants of Cucumbers, Melons, Vegetable Marrow and Pumpkin, twopence each. Tomato Plants In variety, one shilling per doven.

Any LAYING or other JOBBING WORK entrusted to me is guaranteed to be executed in ut skilful, scientific, and thoroughly workmanlike manner, PARCELS POST Any order from lib to Ulbs in weight can bo forwarded per parcel post in perfect safety at a triflim; cost. Apply to mo for anything you may require and your wishes will be attended to. Special list of all kinds of Plants on application to C THOMPSON, IwßiiHi MASTERTON. Communications left at Mr Taylor's or Mrs Preston's Fruit Shops will receive immediate attention.

CHARLES COLLIER WISHES to intimate to the 'sheepfanners of tho Wairarapa and surrounding district that he is now prepared to do WOOLSCOURING at the following prices ;—Locks and Pieces, -Jd ; scoured and classified, jd ; Superior Snow White Fleeces, ljd ; bellies and pieces, snow white. Id. Having had 37 years colonial experience,' b"th in Worth Queensland, New South Wales, Australia and New Zealand, lie can guarantee that all work entrusted to him will be done with the utmost cave and despatch, During the wool scouring season all other work will be suspended, to give j?ur clients the advantage of getting ffleir wool into the first English sales. /All wools entrusted to his care wul he insured, stored, and delivered at tljl railway station free of cost. % „ Highest Price for wool awl ■'Skins OLD BREWERY MIMO^QERY, :'...'•■,:■ MaatcA, •::»