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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 3021, 5 October 1888, Page 4

TO STAND THIS SEASON, at hi« owners stables, TINUI, tho pureBOUNDING WILLOW, Terms,—Singlo Mate, £2, Gioomage I'eo Hs, For further particulars apply to - T.J.DEANE, I " . ■ Proprietor, FITZ HERCULES.

FITZ HERCULES in a dark brown horse, standing 10 hands high, with immense bono ami muscle, j posseßse'd. of a, good temjicr, and quiet to rido,' Ho"was' .Mod by that celebrated brocder, W. Walters, Esq,, of Auckland, Who bred and raced aomo o( the fastest pnd bcßt horses that ever (rod tho New Zealand turf,' Among the numbor was Fitz'Herculcs, By winning the Auckland Derby, second to tho Dauphin for the Canterbury 'Derby, and third to Grip in the Canterbury Cup, all weight for age, ho proved that,he was .capable ,of holding his ova. wilnJho. besuof .them under big weights.-{Haying mot wjth;an accident, it preunle'd him 'from racing again. j Fitz Horculra is by that world-renowned Yattendon, aire of urand Flanemi winnor of the Mclbourno Oiip, Champion Race, VRCDerJjy, St Leger, and,: Australian Derby; Lady - Emma, winner of the Duhcdin Cup, J 0 Hjmdicapj and;Forbury l Handicap; Chostcri; winner' of 'the MeK bournoCup, and V'RC Derby; Habena, Vulcan, Merina, all'Maribyrupng'Plato winners j Dagworth and Hesperiatt, Metropolitan winners j-nnjl Javelin, A J 0 Derby winner, Choster's jetock—eight horses— Imvo'vron among thqiudtiridg this 1 season 25 races of the net value of' £11,940, rind it is a so worthy to note that since those three clinke'ral Atyrcorn,'Carlyon, and Cranbrook, commenced their career, the/ have been responsible for 20 races of the, value of £12,045. ills. Abercorn claims tho lion's share,' viz, 1 £7,290 18s, Carlyoh has £3OOO before his,name, and Cranbrook follows with JE2595.!'' , FiU Hercnlfß dam, Peeress, iwaa -by the Pctr, dsm Miss Howe, by ■ Sir' Heicules, : Miss 'Miller by Young Wanderer, The Peer by Molbirarne, Uinizelli by To ;chstrae, Brocade by Pantaloon, dam Bombazine, by Thunderbolt, Yattendon by Sir Horculcs and Cassandra, by 'Jross, dn'rh Alice Gray, by Bars.'Emigrant, dam' Gutnare,:Sir Hercules, by Cap-a-pie, dam Paraguay, by Sir Hercules, dam Paradigan, . . For pedigree and performances Fitz Hercules' dnui stands unequalled in the Southern Hemisphere. Peeress won two Cantorbury Cups and Canterbury Jockey Club Handicap, besides numerous other races, and was considered the best mare ol her day. I'ecioss' dam, Miss Eowo, was the best mare in Australia, and with Bob Kay in the saddle was new known to bo beaten. 1 Augur' the sporting writor of the Australasian, says ho has' known them t? win every race at a meeting iu Mr Redwood's colours, Afterwards Mr Redwood sold his stud to Mr J. Tate, who won six Melbourne Cu| s and two Champions with the samo strain of blood—al Sir Hercules, Miss Howo is tho dam of Una, the best maro that ever stepped in Canterbury. Una, the dam of Ariel, Ariel winner of the Canterbury Cup, Dunedin J,O HaudiI cap and Forbury Handicap, thrca Auckland Cups,

Peeress will never lie forgottcu—norwill her halt brother Manuka-on tho Melbourno Courso having win the Canterbury Platen heating Glcucoo and all the best horses in Australia at weight for :ge, two miles. In the year of the Uukeof Edinburgh visit to Auckland Peeress won at tho Thames all the races stwled in tho stakes amounting to £BOO, The week following at Auckland and Kllerslio Peeress also von all sho started for and stakes again amounting to over £SOO. Peeress' sire, The Peer, the sire of Darebin, Darebin aire of Australian Peer, who won all the principal races last season. Y attention is credited with getting more winners than any other horse in tho Australian colonies, and his progony—both horses and mares- are following in h s footsteps. First Chester, by Chester, Quibble and Shah, by St, George, My Idea, dam of Nelson, are all the. progeny of Yattendon horses and mares. Yatterina, by Yattendon. is the dam of Libeller, Fusilier, Matchlock and Kingfish, The above will show that Fitz Hercules is one of the stoutest and best bred horses that has ovrr been in this district, and with the cross of Tho Peer and Sir Hercules blood should get the right sort of horses, both for flat racing, cross country, aud the Indiau market. ( TEbMS: Thoroughbred marcs 10 guineas; all others 5 guineas. Two or more as per agreement, pay.ibloby P.N Ist Jamwry, 1889. 2999 JOHN BUCKERIDOE. TO TRAVEL TBIS SEASON, Between Masterton and the Bush Districts .the well-known sire KEXKEFKEMP is a substantially built Dark brown horse, four-year old, and stands 10,3 hands high. Ho is large boned aim bcinK proportionately built should prove himselt to be tho vory horso required to improve tho present breed of weiglit-cirying hacks nuw in the District, Kkmp, ns a yearling, took second prize at- tho . Masterton Show, in 1885, also 2nd prize tho same year for the best Camden Cult. In 188G he took 2nd prize ,13 n two-year old at tho Mnsterton Show, and also tot at the same Bhow in 1887 as a three-year old Conchimr Stallion.

TERMS—£2IOs por maro, For further particulars apply to ' 'JOHN DEVONSHIRE. EVENING PRESS, MRS.B. WICKERSON, Tobacco'niafc and Booksellor, corner of Queen-street and Porry-atreot.Maatorton has boon appointed agent (or thdEvEMNO Pbess for Mastorton and surrounding districts, Copies of the p;<,;or can bo obtained at the shop immediately after the arrival of the evening train.und also from thorunnors. ;. I3BUNNER COAL COMPANY'S COAL BUSINESS. \X7E bog to thank the public for the '' liberal patronage accorded to us in the past, arid to intimate that the said business will bo' conducted on the sanio premises by our successors—The Gray Valley Coal Company, limited—under tho goneral management of our Mr M.Kennedy aud we beg to snlicit for the said Company a continuance of the said liberal patronage. KENNEDY BEOS. THE GREY VALLEY COAL COMPLY (Limited), Depot —Manner and YigtQrla>streels near Cuba.streot. (Includes Wallsend, Coalpit Heath, and Brunner Collieries) Having taken over tho Brunner Coal Company's busincas on shorq aud afloat, it will bo our constant aim, not only to maintain, but also to Bargoly extend tho said business, The possession of these threo celebrated collieries enables us to 'do so most advantageously for our cuslomors. GREY VALLEY COAL COMPANY, [ (Limited). W. 0, .GASQUOJNE, 3018 Local Manager. MB CHARLES.J. FREETH, LICENSED Interpreter, wishes to, intiinato Jo tho settlers oHVairarapa and surrounding Districts, that -he is propared (tho Nativo Land Act 1888 being now in force) to assist tliem in negotiating with tho Natives, privatoly, for tho siiJo or lease of their lauds to Europeans who may bo desirous' of treating for the same.' Communications from any part of the Colony punctually attended to. NEW OFFICES at ramus residence, Lincoln Road, Mastorton,. ' 3004 CAFEFBANCAIB. MBS CULVERTOLL desires to i«timatotoherold ciistoinors and (ho public in [jenprol thaMho has rnoponed the above dining room apd re> sjoctfiiUy solicits their patronage. A first class luncheon for is, Lnmbton Quay Wellington, ■ —• 3010