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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 3071, 4 December 1888, Page 3

. .10 STAND THIS SEASO*,', * 1 Imported Clydesdale Stallion ' STANLEY, "i STANLEY'ia a beautiful dapplo .nay, stands nearly 17 Hands high atremond ously heavy boned liorao, vory nrtmor tionatcly made, and Is one of the bus nctioncd horses in tho colony, and i admitted to b« the host colt of his ngi in tho North Island. Stanley | being i three-year-old colt will bo limited to I niarca only. _ ,„„„■ PEDIGREE-STANLEY,™.. three-year-old. Hie an, Olydeßdal I!cr.., was bred by Mr Hodge, Grcoi Hills, Victoiia, a noted prizo takorii 'Victoria, and a very successful stool eettor. Clydesdale Horo was tho Biro o that noted Prizotaker Farmer a irii'iid bred in Canterbury and oxported t Melbourne, Victoria, and was amide first honors attho Grand National bhoi and beating all comors, Colonial an imported horses and is at present th champion horso of tho colonies, Clydci dalo llcro, dam Jess, iB by Lothian rai (imported), grand dam Nance, by Bine .•Champion, imported .to luinMM Olydesdalo Hero's dam is tho wmnorl fiw first prizes and three second i la„dbytliatiiotedbre C er, ) anu^, ford, Esq., Kyncton, Victoi'ia, bwd b D.MeFariane,Es fl .,T. Irr.Helensburg 1 rr.Helensburg outof Jess, grand dam Tibbie, gmjj siro Clydesdale' Sam, g.g.; sire Ul Forcnce. Lord Clyde. Rob by Emporc grand sire Sir Walter Scott, the pr. /pertyofthoDukoofHamilto. ggs" OldPrinecgggsireOd Clyde Lor It at B.rf.opbriKg. kt nfKirh.nt.Uocl B ttt t Kilbride,als»firsUtJolinsbn when two years old let at Barrhead, le at j"l.na«.i.; Ist ft tKc,.fr^;B lure »nd 2„ imzeatthe Highland Society s shw« 5"; (1870) AUhreo.yearsokl gained tho Amandalo &oc ety£ £4O for best stallion, »U ng« Show af Aberdeen 181)8). LodClyd ha proved himself one oltbe best B .re at Sandhurst, first and Ist nrize colts and Billies a Ky,,eot,l pme colts at the Gran, NaCal'sholv, Melbourne, sl = Lord Clyde to be a grauf stock gee ahinvLeablo in tho Show «ng, d« by Heart <,f Oak. Stanleys rtam,,B ■ninck Champion, imported bytlM-Wl sold there to Morns J. B«Vr Es Halswell, Canterbury, for le sun o 1 eight hundred and f.f / fft £ Campion (120) New island Da Stud Cook, his siro Young England i (%, grand sire, Young Volui.ta dun br Heart of Oak; B essoins dim Set w5 the pure bred Clydesrtah Esq, of Taieri.Otago. Napoleonine great prizetaker in Scotland, and as LwasonoofthebesUehavola ut New Zealand, thus showing tn e high eta lineage, who cannot a,l produce first class stock- ForJurtta Jartieulars, as to tonus &c, apply to tin 0 ™" 'FALLOONDROS, . aim -. Taratalu.

ooiality uf tho mow. .ut ut» uu it a choice lot of k~snd bonnotawillbo cleared at half prW ■■VRE33MAKING in tho very host stylo and finish, and at charges which defy competition. ' A' large assortment of Fauoy Goods . suitable for Christmas presents nuder English cost. Obsoive tho Address— • WILLIAM. HUNT, Oambwdoe House, Cuba-street. Wellington,

rjttittle Raising, Sheep Breeding, or Dairying. CANNOT be had of Better Quality, bettor watered, better sheltered, or of a better climate than what you can find in the 40-Mile Bush. I hare a nice selection to offer thoso in search of really , EIOH GRABS-GBOWING LAND, '■ In farms of from fiOacresup to 1000, some improved, and some with but little improvements, THE LAND BOOM IN VICTORIA Is simply making land so dear that GENUINE SETTLERS connotbuy and mako it pay them to work it; theroforo monwantingLAND fob OCCUPATION are leaving Australia and COMING TO NEW ZEALAND To Buy LAND, BRINGING with them ■ Thousands of Pounds. Presently GOOD LAND will GO UP IN PKICE fully 80 per cent., and you i who want land will have to pay more " | it. We don't want a Land Boom in *w Zealand. We want to Bee land bought and sold at its HEAL VALUE, in proportion to what it will produce. t land in this District, is EQUAL to ANYTHING in the WORLD for grass, Crowing—no Dry Snn-Scorchal Grass.Burning Smmrt} no Loug, Cold- ' Starving Winters; biit. (ta-ffroiiriiij . dl f/ie yar round. Land Buyora should pay this district a visit before going elsowhere, Hero aro a few sections to choose from : no. - 810 acres, Maugadno Valley, mv improvod. Cash required for owners interest, £SO; balance at 5 per cont. per annum. —' 250 abres to let j7O in grass j good 5-ioomod house mid other outbuildings, shoep yards, &c„ for tlireo years, Annual rental, £OO, - About 000 acres in ono block; 30C acres in grass. Good wharo, partly teed, &c, Price pei acre, B 17s lid; about half can remain at 5 per cont per annum, x 150 acres, Mangaono Valley; 2C fX' acres felled and in grass. Price, £2 por aero; terras; good road, _ 100 acres in Parkville Settlement; *p 30 acres foiled; 12 ss; oasj terms. About 2 inileß from main road. - 94 acres in the Makuri, suporioi level land;. 10 acres felled, Price, £2lO. 303 200 acres partly improyed; lime' stone land. Price, L 3 per acre Terms easy. . 343 120 acres; about GO acres in grass with wharo and fencinp; al! level, rich laud. Price L 8 lus, 340 800 or thereabouts grand slice] farm, Price per acre, LI 7b Cd 284 100 acres; half in grass; good four-roomod house; good gar den fenced in; all good, rid limestono land; good road, h jis per acre. 150 30 aero village allotmont. A bar gain, ... 162 320 acre* grand sheep country Priced per acre. _ 128 180 acres; about HO m grass fenced; fit for sheep or cattlo whare and garden; good road Prico, L 4. 158 112 acres.; about 20 acres felled ready for burning, A bargan at the price—Ll 15s por aero LARGE SUMS OF MONEY for in vestment on mortgage at 0 to V porcont Y advanced on any of the aboyo lots. . plans of the whole distnc oi view at rny offlco, and any information can give to" land buyers I will Madly piv< free of all cost. ,„-**' H. W. BKIGGS, i JPAHIATUA,