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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2982, 21 August 1888, Page 3

• s fi;foi);, SATURDAY! AUGUST 2oih, Vo.\ ;'. Has received iristi'iictidnatiioQenoi' 1 J Abaoliite sale WiTHIitJT RESERVE,: A Large Ooniigumencof i -GBNERAIi- MERCHANDISE 1 ' j • >, in.M.ciiaej, Tea, Jflour.iOatmeal; Pollard,* .Bran,. Caudles, ..,.-,,;... j. Keroseno,. Axes,,Axu Hau'dle's, Stable arid • Other Brooms, Barb ■ •». '■• '■;■ •iJVirer'.'No:-. 8, : , Black'! Fencing :''WirerSfcaplea/LGdfiru^atod'lroii, ■''■■•■■'•■ and General Product; ! 1 double'* . seated Bug^yl'lrßnTaukai'&o., ■ : '•"■' : &q., &fii ::i ■''"■ - •'', ■'• "■" Bear iumind.'Saturday-iiioxti'feoth'inbb. ; ,;;; without reserve,.;; •'• THURBDAY,:3OiH;AU({;UST |i 1888,' i •" <K ;'BT6ok ;sAui :Ar ■THE' i . i: :^ W ill sSU. by >Publie i Aii'elion «'above"vl3oEwesih lamb\ J> <^';j !'* 35 ti«M-bted';evi^ r andlamb , i-* f ' !,, ,[ •ilOO.Fatekyeaatid^wetlieeil^.i'.r' 1 / - ;; •,120Eweaiiilaaib'";,;^Tn'!,' ■ • ;' : SO Rodney bwes'ifltjfijambs, at'{ovs ; ,;,100.Crp3s-bred Eyes'in lamb' (4-too^h .J.' 'ij tofull nioufchX Ji : A vcfejji ; ; :; 70, Good forward .oro?s-bre.d ; wefcheVa •, ; .). ; 12 Steers and heifers': „.■,..;' :i'.t'#(, ' ■ v ~■. 7 Springing heifers ~•■ .■'■,■!' a!-. •>'<) ■ .•<.64>year.oli«Mers ; ' ■ ;:! " iI,J--GCows and heifera,Btbre-'"' - :: ' futtlier sn'ti'ifls invitedand'ca'n be receiven up to dato of aalo, 1 : ■ '■ '.i!)B2

FOR. SALK , Season, that' well-knbwn'Cuacliinti Stallion; ; ']■■'- .! !„V;\-' • ;,;v ft ' ''] " RAPID RoAN.^i : ;' ','■■ Apply.to • ■ '■■' ' ■-■'■['■■ ■■■■ : >... ■•-" 2978 Park Vale, Carterton.

FOB SALE,OR TO STAMD.THIS SEASON, THE PUREBRED CLYDESDALE STALLION ;, ■■>■■■•: ... LOCH OHTJ„ .,*•<> By- Loon. Fergus (imported) from Florence (imported). This grand colt washed by the Auckland Stud •Company in 1 ; 1885; 'therefore' three ; years '.old this' foalius;,'!aild. is: admitted by competent judges to be ft. Bpleudid specimen of a 'draiiijht.nre.'' ,M Loch Dim is a dapplo bay withjblack" points, very docile; leads well ; with ; aiiy; horse, he .has gw'&fiitf;, plonty.2of hair,. anifhen thprouijhly furnished must be a magnificent animal. Locli Dliii' will tip Bliowh at both parades, aiicl'.lf, not sold; will be &t the service of breeders. ' In tlio hioantimo Loch Dim can athis owner'sslableß.;.,; /'..'. ~; ■',.,,; ,_, Extended pedigree in cards'landfuture' advertisement.'"' '. ". i "'' i '."' ■'' JOHNSTOTT, "■■."■ 2C80: " ' Brooklyne,'.Giadstoue,

TO STAND THIS SEASON :,A T A. ,W. CAVE'S FARM,, To Ore L . Ore, Masterton,' the Thoroughbred Hol'BO, • PISCATORIOUS. By Traducer (imp,), out 'of Fanny Fisher, by Fisherman (imp), out »f Coquette (imp.) by Launcelot, winner of atone'/' 5 TraHiicer by the Libel, by Pniita' loon. The Libel, out of Pasquenade, full sister to' Touchstone.'-'''' ' ,''' ■ It will bo seen from the above that, the stout-hearted Fisherman has .been !e'ven more to: tho Australian; Turf 'than Traducorto tho Now Zealand' Tho- fact that Piacatorious is the.'only Fisherman 1 and Traducer unobtainable should be sufficient to entitle him to the respect of bree'dors. ■ - .':.'..'■",!. : ';^\l-'i; ;Owners of mares who' : are' dcsiroiis' to' breed high priced youngsters should stick to winninp strains and put their mares, to a horse bred on the linesi on Piacatorious, whose 1 breeding aloile would command him a big season in any part of "the ivorld," •" ''"^' : :' '•' ' : V" ! "' ;; In color Piscatonous is a beautiful dark brown, with black points, standing lli hands 2in high, has a neat expressive head (never a neater or cleaner 'head'set on a neck), indicative of a good temper. His neck is long and muscular, with",windpipe woll detached; his .shoulders are deep and woll laid back, andgoqdteugti for anything, He'sa grand topped 'un 1 ; - TERMS.-Thoroughbrcd Mares" Ton Guineas, Half bred Mares Six' Guinea! 1 . Two or more as per agreement, Monies payable on tirst'service,by P.N, due 31st December, 1888. Grass FREE until due notice has been given of stinting,'aftet- which 3s Cd per week.will bo .charged. Every care of Marcs will be taken, but no responsibility.' Grooiriage —sb, to be paid at time of service. For Particulars'apply to B. CAVE, ok .. ■■..' "■ A. W. GAVE.' -■'■"■■ ; Woodloitjh Farnii 2948 "..,' :To Ore" Ore,'Masterton.

IHETBOHOUQHBHBDIMPOKTBD BTAL- : l . LION, - PRAIROPBIRD TS a dark bay or brown horse standing 15.3, J- is big-bohcd; i'short;. in! the; back,fy'ta'n'di'iig without number) to tho owner, that l'rairio Bird was just tlic horse tho Vairafapa wanted, Prairie Bird is the most likely horse standing in this district to sire cross-country horses, and breeders will Jo well, to give.him a trial. Prairie Bird .was bred by Mr Dixon Cane's, of < Bathurst, Prairie Bird vide New Zealand stud book, by GreyskiUj ilam Lady Emilyj Lady Emily by William Tell (imported), dam Speck by Spcculajion.imp.,'dam;Miss Whisker by Whisker, fnjpi, Grcyskiii' by Yattcndon by Sir Hercules, dam BluoßcU by Gehenna,- son of House Emigrant, imp., dam Quadroon by Mulatto, imp-, English mare'; - As 1 ' will be seen (torn the above pedigree Trained Bird has i gmiid mixWaxy,; iil'hillrda-ruta 'bloods, ,-rrairio. lliui /Thoroughbred marcsand mares'(classed A' and lijnN, & stud book) won 1300 in rabca ivSlLbo served froo;6f cosVallothers';& Ids'; rcdrjfctiona made for two or more, 'Guar-