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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2980, 18 August 1888, Page 3

NEW AND . SECONDHAND,, ; :r> )' : TOR 'fiASH,-. Olt DN TIME PAY-; I 1 = SiBNTS, . /Has several flrat-dldss instfuWunfa f 'sale,''now on'vie# athis Grey town j INSPECT...I'!', imi 1 ! a Piaxo niiyer. 2942. !«?».# . .BUGGIES. V ■ j #i THE' Uiidersisfngdi.has5 second haiid _ for ealo, vjz, 3 double, 1 »2 single'Boated.lkllfm gioMrdiir, aiir 1 very low fisure, Torina'Caeli, or town Stabled - * .P; H.'WOOD/ ' • ' PIANOS Ki'^iii.') - . *<•=(» -if- ilr, | <!>% • -. ,: "'0 N 0 0 U'Nf l; ; 0F j 'J,'; mmmu ) retiring f ■■■■ - :;='.s-rp: '■■• JJAVE : VpUROHASED - A LARGE QUANTITY OF 1 V;; >vy,etc. And will soil to the public AT-LESS" • than Landed Cost/' BON MARCHE. i /■■':!!} ■ 2958

TjlOR SALr : the 1} Soason, that well-known Coaching .Stallioil:> .'l'.'.-, " KAPID ROAN. 1 ' , Apply to ~... , w. cbiiLETi, 1978 , Pjirk Val.e, Ciirterton. •

TO STAND THIS SEASON \ AT a. W. CAVE'S FARM, To Ore Ore, Maaterton, the Thoroughbred Horse, PISCATORIOUS.; : i By. Traducer (imp,),' out of 'Fanny Fisher, by Fisherman (imp), out of Coquette (imp.) by Lancelot, winner of English Derby and full brother to Touchstone, .Traducer by tho Libel,-by Panta ; loon; The Libel, out of Pasquenade, full sister to Touchstolie. 1 • * ' [l '' It will be seen from the above that the stout-hearted : Tisherman has bperi qven more tu the ■ Australian Turf .'tliah Traducer to tho Nett Zealand Tho fact that Pißcatorious is ; the "only FisliSrnian and Traducer liickobtaiiiable 'should be sufficient to entitle him to the respect of breedetsi ■ . v ' ■ Owners of' mares who. aro desirous, to breed high priced youngsters should .stiujk. to winning strains and put tliqlr jnares (o a horse bred on the liiies on Piscatorious, whose breeding alone. would .command him a bigiieasbirin a»iy';part. of tlie irprld, . V ;•< «• In color Piscatorious is a beautiful dark brown, •with' black points, st'aiidiiig 10, ■lid-ids 2in high, lias a neat expressive head (never a! neater'or cleaner head set on a neck), indicative temper. His neck; is long and. pipe well detached';' his shoulders are deep and'well laid, back, atol good enough for anything. ;He's a grand topped 'uii, ' TERMS,—Thbtbiighbre'd Mares'.Ten 1 Guineas, Half bred''Mares .Six Guineas. Two or more asiiier' agreetnent', Monies payable' on hw't service, by P.N, due' 31st ; December, 1888. Grass FEEH until due liutico has boetV'glveh of stint-, ing, after, which'3s (id per i; iVebk will becharged. Every, cate ot Mares will be taken, bu^.no. responsibility. i -6s,' to'be'paid ait; [inie of service',

For.Particulars apply .to , , . B.'CAVEi on ,: ■. ; ' a. w. cave. .; '!''/• WoodbinliFarm,' ■" 2948 '• To Ore Ore, Masterton. THK THOIiOUGHIiP.ED IMi'OItTKD BTAL- " i'MN, : ■ PRAIRIE BIRD, 'B=4dirk bay. orbrowii iborse: standing 10.3, t> islig-boncd. l sliart::id tbel back, : itoiuUng ovcr.alot of ground, lt liaa beqn »totcil'(tinrieß without,numfier) to.,the ( owaer f l that.Frairio ]!inl was'just the liorae tlie VaihWpi'wtluted. Prairie 1 ' liird is'llie' most likely librae htiiudiDg iii this district to sire cross-country' horses,' and bieeders will do well to (five him a trial ; Prairie Bird .was bred by Mr,Dixon Canes, pf Bathurit, Prairie Bird vide New Zealand slud book, LadyEmily, My Eniilyiby William Tell (IMportcd), dam Spbck'by'Sjtecuimp./Greyikm by, Yattendon by Sir Hercules, imp;, diim Eaperance by Gli^uciu,. Arab,, imp,; dam Who Bell by ..Gehenna, son .of Rouse Emigrant, : imp,, dam .Quadroon by Mulatto, iiiip,', 1 Enjlish.mare,' Aii will b'e;scen'from the; above pedijpei Prairie' Bird! liaV a' grand mixture of tho Famous 'Waxy, . Phill;da-P,uta floods. .jPraipe : ]Sird ,will travel from Masterton ; to Tinuj.,,,Terms: Thoroughbred mares and mares',(Massed A'ami li.in.N. Z. atydbook): th'at'Mb * : £3do in, tiiccfl \vill bd fre'fc of ci»t,'all otters £}' 10s; reductions mado tor Wo or more.- • Guaranteed £1 extra per mare. No groomago fee. stinki, 1 2975