Page 4 Advertisements Column 3

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3341, 22 October 1889, Page 4

Business Notices 0. E. DANIELL,* J!n.u .is and Contractor, QUEEN-STREET, MABTERTON. TS prepared to execute contracts of I ovcry kind, provide reliable ostimates, and furnish every posaiblo information to settlers about to build. Kepairs performed en the shortest Workmaiißhip and matorial guarauLime Ho ] Lime Ho LIME HO! WELL! What is tho mutter now? Just tins, Then) has been audi . run on tho HarriettvilleLime of late, that the kiln is kept burning day and] , night to keep up with tho orders, AH 1 uHvitccta that know their business ' specify nothing else but Harriettville 1 Lime, Mauricovillo. Well, why do they \ specify Harriettville Liino? Jiißt this! ' They know tlieir business, and thnt is moro than some people do. They know a good article when they see it. It is '' their business to know. Thoy know r that tho lirao produced at tho Harriett--1 villo Lirao Kiln is tho best in tho world 1 and licks creation for whiteness. It 1 contains 92 per cent pure limo, gunranV teed. Not 92 per cent, of sand mid drnss : [ don't produco such an articlo, and 1 pahnitoflasMauricevilleLirae. If you s want such an article just go outside of ,' your houses and scrape up tho mud off ' tho roads, and put 8 per cent, Harriettvillo Limo into it and jou havo it, ' If you call on ray agents—Mr J. P. j Oowie, Masterton; Mr n. Trotmnn, Grey town; Messrs P, Hutson &CV, ' Wellington; and Mr R, T. Edwards, " D ahnerston, you will get circulars and iialysis, or from tho proprietor. |! Why not send alon? your orders for manure limo JW will get it for next to ? nothing, If that is not clieap onough come and tnko it for nothing, But • don't bo caught; TilM'S ALL. 2 H. E. BROOKS, "■ 083 Manriceville.

OPENING NOTICE. FRED HUXTABLE. BOOT & SHOEMAKER. Next to Parson's Hall Ekelahuna, Boots of all descriptions made- to order. Aliii'o'c stock of ready made boots, in all sizes, always mi hand, - i FOR CASH. CALL AND SEE THEM. Cheapest Boou in llto Town. 42 inch Kangaroo laces, 3d per pair. liopairs executed with neatuess and despatch. MEN'S solinp and heeling 4s Gd, WOMEN'S ailing and healings. 3284 Only best material used, rflO Travel tho Wairarnpn this season ut the thoroughbred borso FITZ HKBCUJL.es YATTENDUN-PEEUESS. FITZ HERCULES is a dark brown horse, sbuuling lti hands liigli, with immense bone anil muscle, possessed of a good tcinjier, and quiet to ride, He was bred by that celebrated breeder, W. Walters, Esq., nf Auckl«ii,l I " l '" K ™'' »"d raced some of the best i Unit over trod the New /jcniawi nirr. Among the number was FITZ HERCULES. By winning the Auckland Derby, second to the Dauphin in the Canterbury Derby, awl third to Grip in the Canterbury Cup, nil weight for age, he proved that lie was capable of holding his own with tile best of them under big weights. Having met with an accident it prevented him from taring again. FITZ HERCULES is by that worldrenowned Yattcndon, sire of Grand Flaneur, winner of the Melbourne Cup, Champion Rice, V.RC. Derby, StLcgcr, and Australian Derby; Lady Emma, winner of the Duncdiu Cup, J.C. Hnndicap, anil Forbury Handicap; Chester, winner of the Melbourne Cup, and V.R.C. Derby ; Habena, Vulcan, Merba, all Marybyrnong Plate winners; Dagworth and Hesperian, Metropolit winners; mid Javelin, A.J.C. Derby winn Chester's stock, eightliorscs, havewoiia thein last season 25 races of Hie net value w £'tl,!Uo, and it is also worthy to note that ~ ikcrs, Abcrcorn, Carlyon, inenced their career, they have been responsible for 20 races at the value of £12,945185, Abcrcorn claims tho lion's share, vie, £7,280 ISs, Carlyon lias £3OllO before his name, and Craiibrook follows with £2fi!lo, Already this season Abcrcoin has won at the A.J.C Spring meeting, the Spring Stakes and Craven J'late, FITZ HERCULES dam, PccrcHS, was by the Peer, dam Miss Rowe, by Sir Hercules, Mis< Miller, by Young Wanderer, The Peer, by Melbourne, Cinizolli by Touchstone, Brocade by Pantaloon, rfnnr llonibazhtc, by Thunderbolt, Yattcndon by Sir Hercules, and Cassandra by Tross, dam Alice Gray, by Jiass, Emigrant dam Gulnarc, Sir Hercules by Cap-a-pie, dam Paraguay, by Sir Hercules, dam Parudigan.

For pnligrco and performances Kitz Hercules' dam stamls unequalled in the Southern Hemiaiilierc. Peeress won two Canterbury Clips and Canterbury Jockey Club Handicap, besides numerous other races, and was considered the best mare of licrdny. Peeress' dam, Mjss Rowe, was tiio b( marcin Australia; and with P-ob Ray i|i tjiu saddle was never known to bo beaten, "Augur," the sporting writer of tlic Alls, tralflsjaii, says ho lias known them to win every rajie ot a meeting in Mr Redwood's colours. Aftcrwarijs Mr Keclwootl sold his stud to Mr J, Tate, who won sis Melbourne Cups and two Champions with the same strain of blood-all Sir Hercules, Mint Howe is the dam of Una, the best mare that over stepped In Canterbury. Una, the dam of Ariel, Ariel was winner of the Canterbury Cup, Duncdin .1.0. Handicap and Forbury Handicap, anil three Auckland Cups. Peeress will never be forgotten—nor will her half brother Manuka—on the Melbourne Course having won the Canterbury Plate, beating Glcncoc and all the best horses in j Auntalja at weight to; age, two miles. In tlic year o) ilje Duke of Edinburgh's visit to I Auckland, t'eeriss yqn at the Thames all the race) .started in-tlie stakes amounting to i'Boo. The wee): following, at' Auckland and I jGllisjie, Peeress again wo;i all she started for, ] stakes praopting to over' £'500." Pccrcsß' ma, Tljo' Pfttf, flu) site of DarolA), DartbiuHireofAiistijdlanl'fc;, who, won all the principal races last season, Yattcndon—and his sire, Sir arc crcilited with getting rnoro winners than any other horse in the Austral, ian colonies, and their progeny—both horseß and marcs—arc following in their footsteps, tjfjt Chester, by Chester, Quibble and Shah \tilil: George, My Idea, dam of Nelson, Valtcruia,"by is the dam of ls)cl(crj I^tsHicrj' lj*f£J|]ock, and KingMi, Tlic Agent, by Ollijcrtoawri|,brofli,ei'pf the sire of KITZ H E R]O'JJLTB.*J; j!s/$ Champion Hurdle ami Crosscountry librae, Faugh-a-llallaugh, is by the same attain of blood as the dam of Yattcndon. Faugh-a-Ballaugli has on unbeaten record, ftifi »ftp Agent's" performances arc yet too ivcllkiiTOß neci) comment, In fnct, these orotl|c't\voV4 %.<)j* P/ll! Cross country horses that ever rfriMpejl iji fe felanil. The above will slioff tlja't FJK HEftCULES is one of the stoutest and best horses that has ever been in this district, and with die cross of The Peer and Sir Hercules blood, should get the right sort of horses, both for Hat racing, cross ctuutry, aud tlic Indian market, )Vjll travel the unilermcntloiieil for coiiMteo nf breeders as follows : Alfp J'JJATHERSTOX MASTJiRTON M 'oWw FRIDAYS AM) BATITOYS, Ee msder of week at owners stables, Carterton TERMS. Thoroughbred Marcs, 10 guineas; all Ihers, jj guiips. Two or more as per jrceincut, payable by P.N. Ist Jauuary, JOHN BUCKERIDGE. CATTLE BPJPI}. pSMliSPS.stockowners Hint the seaX\i son for operations has commenced and those requirin? his services aro re. ijiieated to send in thoir orders. Address -Post Office. Maatertoi). 3528