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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2983, 22 August 1888, Page 3

« ; iqpi) v ■■"■■■"' ; ; SATURDAY. AUGUST 25iHri888,1 ; .. • L;-ii:..i; -..a.! ' . ■ ■ -AtGreytoWfl, 1 ; teceivedjinstVugtiuris to offer for • •ALargO;CoDji(?nmeDiiof.Bult Grooorieß,: i ; GENERAL •'MBROHANDISE 1 1 ' •'; : ;!P^PRi»K^V,; 'vV' ; ' J i.,, •, Sugar in. <jOlb bags, and Cuba Sugar:] i- -,' in owi;. cases, Tea, Flour,; Oat-i . .> ; nienl,-■Pollard,, Brain;:' Caiidlos, i .-•■•■•: /. Khobwib,. Axes,:Axi): Handles,; ■v. i Stable and Other Brooms;. Barb'! ■ "Wire,- No.! 8; r ßlaok -Foni3ing: ; s ; : Wlrei'StaplesiCbrruf-atcdlroni '■■ '-■ :,and GonbraiPrbduce.l'double- '■ '-'" seated Biigeiy,' Iron' Ta'uks^'&c^: .;; „.&0.,*?..,. ■:. va ':' ;! ' , :; ; v: ; -. ! .,, I Bear in raiiid; Saturday. iißjcOSthjnst;! ;; y .'mHOVT;RmRyE:;;; , ; ,.,! THURSDAY, 30ra AUU.UST, .1888. ( < i ~:,.;STOCK'SALEA, I !,THE ■' ' Will sell by Public Auction as above -": ! ; f;' i: '3sOross-tredowesaud'lambs -'f : i •''■'-lOTFat'eWesana'ivethees ', j 120Ewe8iiilainb'2 ( ' : ':f:.';:;;"l ! ' I ~; , ;BO;Roraiiey!jiwesVilli lambs at foot ! '.,, I<^Cross-bredE^eainJamb'(4:tboth ~)'..;■;to'fullnioutli)3V"/• u>"& l -.:; ; -?0.Good forward cross-bred wethi :'■'•■;, 12 Steeisand ■■••.': 7 Springing heifers '<>., ;«b;,;,u: s ;:' ' ■■■■■■'■■■ 64 ; yearoldisteers .;> i- '■ ••: j ■ ' ■ 0 Cows and heifera.store ; '■'- ■■■"-■' ■■ ■ Further entries invited'arid can'be recijiven up'todatetifsaloi" ■'.".' '''' 2flfS2 TIOR SALK OR'LJIASE.-For the Season,' that well-known Coaching Stallion';-',' ; •.-;'■ " -,"■■>■><'■} '•. ■«■--■ i i Apply to •■■' ••' i ■ '■"■""- ; ' i "v--';WOOBLETT, i: : ' "078 •■■"■■'■ Park' Vale, Carterton. FOR SALE OR TO STAND THIS'SEA: SON, THE PUEEBRED CLYDESDALE STALLION' LOCH DHU, ; By Lpoh Fergus' (imported)' from Flor- .' ' ' enco (imported). This grand colt was bred by the Auckland Stud Compnym'lßßs,:thpforo three years'sold ; ihia:■ baling,'aifd is admitted bycompetent/ judges to bo a splendid specimen of a draught sire. . y Loch Dim is a dapplo bay ivith bladk points, very' docile, leads woll with any horse, he has good feeti :pienfcy/of. hair, andwhen thoroughly furnished inii'sfc-bea magnificent, animal. Loch .Dhu will bo shown at both parades,, and, if not sold will be at the service of broedors;' : In tho meanlimo Loch'Dhu can be seen, atjiis owner's stables. - ~.-'■!>-.. •. • -., : ' ' Extended ■ pedigree' in ! oards anbt futui e advertisement. ~ : ..''.' '. • ; i ""' ,',„'.:,'.'•.'.';.;'; Johnstott,:',:;''; 2080 Brobklyne,'Gladstoiie.. TO STAND THIS SEASON .A T.A. \V. CAVE'S FARM,. Te Oro £'■ Ore, Masterton, the Thoroughbred Horse, ''.' '''•.; ''"" ••'■ PISCATORIOtJS. By Traducer (imp;), out'of Fanny Fisher, by Fisherman (imp), .out »f Coquette (imp.) by Launcelot, wmnerof English Derby and full brother to Touchstone,: .Traducor by the Libel, by-Pauta-lm\ The Libel, oii(;i.6f;Pasqueha'd6', ; 'full sister to Touchstone. ■ It will b'e seeiv from the l above that tho stout-hearted Fisherman has been, oven 'm'ore : to the i: Australian Turf.: •than .Tradiicof to'tho Now Zealand Thd fact |that Piacatdriouß is tho only Fisherman andiTraducor.niekobtainable Bhould.be sufficient to entitle him to the respect of breeders. i Owners of mares who .are desirous to breed high priced youngsters should stick to winning strains and put their marcs to ;a horse brbd on the lines onPiscatorious, whose breeding alone would command Ihim a big; soason in; any part of the !world. .■: ..,; ■; ..-,: .■■:'■ ■ ■;,„;■ ; In color Piscatonous is a beautiful dark brown, with-black points, standing, lb' 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 well detached j his shoulders' are 'deep and woll laid back, and good enough for anything, He's a grand topped 'un; TERMS.-Thoroughbred .Mares. 'Ten Guineas, Half bred Mares Six Guineas. Two or more as per agreement. -Monies payable on first service, by P.N , due j3lst December, 1888. Grass jAREE until due notico has been givon of Btint|iiig, after which 3s b'd por week will bo charged. V :Every ;oarn of Maresiwill be I taken, but no.; responsibility, .Groomago ;—6s, to bo paid .at time of service.,. ■ For Particulars appiy to ■..,.:\ B. CAVE, or A. W, CAVE. ■.,. ■:■■ .'. ;••; iJVoodlaighFarni, ,i 2948 ';•'."; ;.'Tfl!OreOre,Masterto'n. THETHOUOUGHBRED IMI'ORTKD.STALPRAIRIE BIRD IS a dock bayjor brown liorac. etauding 15.3, is big-boiicd," short" in the back, atauding without nunibir) tq'|he jiird'was jniVtlic horsb tlic')VnWr«|»' WoiitcJ, l'rairio llihl is the'most likely' hots? standing in this district'tq'sire crtijiwiihtry horns, and breeders wjll da well to give him a trial,.; Prairie llird was bred by Mr Mod Canes, of Bath*' unit, Prairie Bird ride few Zealand stu'd book, byGroy«Hn;dairrLidy.Ernilyi LadyEinilyby William 'Tell (iraiiortcd), damSpeckby'SpeciiIntion; imi>., uam Miss Wliifcbv Whisker,imp.,' Greyskiii by Yattcndon by Sir Hercules,' imp., dam E«ueroiicebyGlaucu», : rArab, imp.; dam Dluc liell by> Gehenna, son'of Kouso I Emigrant; 1 imjl., dam' Mulatto,' imp,;- English mare.' JU l ■mil be seen 'froni.tlie: above pedigree Pfaifi,e„©rd,liiiß a'.'graiid nilv Waxy,: J -B.iU-da-J'uta bloods. Prairie; Bird will travel'froiii Maiiter(6a--t6 Tini\ii''•Terms i Thoroughbred mt»itj& fflatea'Wasscd'A'aud B'm-K-Z.rtsabqM'.%V|ftYil'y[»n''-£3l)i) v iri' races will be scryed .jje'e o(,c'ost l 'all'btbcrß.,f3' ilDs; reductions mad?; for two" or more. ?lttw.. ant«ed fl eitraptrmorc..' No grooiiiajro ifob.' FaddecMnj \m p ttipM, .