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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3308, 13 September 1889, Page 3

TO TIIAVKI, IN THE WAIKAIUI'A L DISTKIOT, The Thoroughbred Stallion THE ADMINISTRATOR, by Hie Premier—rrincess Mary, by Hkvcnsworth (imp)-Ifcginn, bv Riddlcsworth (imp) I'rinccH, by Giulis; Tlie l'tcmicr, by Mnlton (imp)—Rcvoki', liy Sir Hercules. The Administrator is a beautiful roan, standing lOhils 3in high, with good legs anil feet. Hotter piodf of his soumlucas could not be given than the fact that he comineuccd his turf enrecrasa tivo-yuir-old and raced nix seasons in succession, Among his numerous victoric who the Wnimrnpa Hup, District Handicap, ami Tauhrrinikau Stakes; Turninki Autumn Handicap; Auckland Easter Handicap and i'ljing Stakes; Wairarapa liirthdny Cup; St Andrew's Humlic,t]> at Wellington; Wellington Cold Cup; Wellington li, 0. Handicap; Timaru Cup; Island Hay Handicap; Rangitikci Handicap; lectin the Wanganui Cup, mid second to . usilado in the New Zealand Cup. Terms :-t'4, payable by promissory note due January I,ISIIO. Apply— BOWERS iM'RAK, Foresters Arms Hotel, Greytowu, Wairarapa. GRAND DUKE Will bo at at the Sorvice of Breeders for tho coming Season, ANY Mares stinted to him Inst year, whoso fees wore paid, not proving in Foal, will have uttontion Gratis, Further particulars by Circular and on application to BENJAMIN IUMBEKLKY. 3283 Greytoivn, PRELIMINARY NOTICE. mllE well-know racehorse "HOLLO" I will bo at its ownor's Farm, Upaki, for Stud Purposes during tho present season. 3204 JAS. MACARA. TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON, THE PUREBRED CLYDESDALE STALLION LOCH DHTJ, By Loch Fergus (imported), froiu Florence (imported), rTHIS grand colt was bred by tho 1 Auckland Stud Company in 1885, is therefore fuur years old this foaling and is admitted by competent judges to to bo a splendid specimen of a draught giro. Loch Dhu is a dapplo bay with black points, very docile, lends well with any horse, he has good feet, plenty ot hair, and although not jot thoroughly furnishod, is already a mafiiiiiccnt animal. The horse is in charge of that experienced and sireful tjrooni, Mr John Mcßne, _ Owners may thoreforo' rely upon their marcs having evory attontion and overy care. For terms and full particulars apply to the owner, Mr John Grace, Gladstone, or to the horse's custodians MESSRS BOWERS & McIiAE, Foresters Arms Stables, 825 Ureytown, The Lnliro Horse HEItO WILL stard this season Club Stables, Mastortoii, Monday and Tuesday; Royal Oak Hotel, South Carterton, Wednesday; Foresters' Arms, Greytown, Thursday; Tauherenikuu, Friday; owner's stables, Carterton, Saturday. For pedigree, &c, see cards, Good paddockint' provided free until stinted, overy care taken but no responsibility. TERMS: Single maro, J.'*; two or moro mares as per agreement; 5s groomage, payable first service. All moneys payable Ist January, 18!)0, Groom in charge, HECTOR UoKENZIE, Ownor, 3i103 W. HERCOCK. SAPOLIO.

" Clean Cookery is a Great Appetiser." Good cooks always clean thoir utensils SAPOLIO SAPOLIO is ii solid cako of Scouring Soap, Try it in cleaning your pots and pans. The sink needs ' Faith, tliey my SitfiHo malm labor 'asy." I wish I'd Romo of it wid mo now. SAPOLIO. Lightens all kinds of lubur in clcanim but it won't wash clothes or split wood. Beware of immitatious ' A Hand Saw is a good thing but not to slum with," It is no falsehood to say of common washing soaps that they are not intended for liouso-chning. Uso SAPOLIO.

lake time while lime is, for time will away." Many people have a set time for liousb cleaning because of its groat difficulty, It becomes easy at all times with SAPOLIO EI\ETAH UNA ROAD BOARD' TjESUL'f otPnll for proposed Loan Ai for ltoad Formation and Metalling in Wellington No. 1 Block, Result of Poll taken at Mtetnliuna on tins 7th day of SEPTEMBER, 1889. upon a proposal to raise a Loan of L 3500, under *• Tho Local Bodies Loans Act, 18867' for the purpose of Eoad Formation and 'Metalling in Wellington No. 1 Block. Number ot Ratepayers op Special Roll fi.'l, representing C 3 votes. Number of Ratepayers who voted for the proposal 42, representing 42 rotes, Number of Ratepayers who voted against the proposal, nil, As a majority of tho Ratepayers ro> presenting more than one half of the total number of Votes which could- be espi'ciscd, voted- in favor of tho Proposal, I declare the same to be carried. ALEXANDER ANDERSON, Chairman, Eketahuna, S»pteuibor 10th, 1889, 8?08