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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3343, 24 October 1889, Page 4

Business Notices C. E. DANIELLi BIIIIDER AND CaNIBAOTOR, QUEEN-STREET, MAKTERTON, ropared to execute contracts of every kind, provide reliable ostimates, nnd furnish every possible information to settlora about to build, Repairs performed on tho shortest notice, Workmanship and material guaranteed. Lime Ho ] Lime Ho LIME HO 1 WELL! Whatistho matter now? Just.this, There has been such nmontho Horriettville Lime of late, that the kiln is kept burning day and night to keep up with the orders. All architects that know their business specify nothing else but Harriottvillo Lime, Mauriceville. Well, why do they specify Harricttville Lime? Just this! They know their business, and that is more than some people do. They know a good article when they bcb it. It is their business to know. They know that the limo produced at the Harriettville Lime Kiln is the best in the world and licks creation for whiteness. It contains 02 per cent pure limo, guaranteed. Not 92 per cent, of sand and drosß j don't produce such an articlo, and palm it off as Mauriceville Lime. If you want such an urticlo just go uutside ot your houses and scrape up the mud oil tho roads, and put 8 por cent. Harriottvilla Lime into it and you have it, If you call on my arents—Mr J. P. Cowie, Masterton ; Mr ti. Trotman, Greytown; Messrs P. Hutson & Co., Wellington; and Mr R. T, Edwards, you will get circulars and nalysis, or from the proprietor, \ v hy not send along your orders for manure lime you will get it for next to nothing. Jf that is not cheap enough como aud take it for nothing. But don't be caught; THAT'S ALL. H, E.BROOKS, 083 Mauriceville.

OI'ENING NOTICE, FRED HUXTABLS, BOOT & SHOEMAKER, Next to Parson's Hall Eketahuna. Boots of all descriptions made to order. A largo stock of ready mado hoots, in all sizes, always nn liand, FOE CASH. CALL AND SEE THEE Cheapest Boots in the Town. 42 inch Kangaroo laces, 3d per pair. Bepairs executed with neatness and despatch, MEN'S solinj* nnd heeling 4s (id, WOMEN'S sOling and healing i)s. 3284 Only best material used. fpO Travel the Wairarapa this season i tlie thoroughbred horse FITZ HKRCUL.ES YATTENDON-rEERESS. FITZ HERCULES is a dark brown liorsc, standing 10 hands high, with immense bone and muscle, possessed of a good tender, nnd quiet to ride. He was bred by that celebrated breeder, W, "Walters, Esq., of Auckland, who bred and raced some of the best and fastest horses that ever trod the New Zealand turf, Among the number was FITZ HERCULES, By winning the Auckland Derby, second to the Dauphin in the Canterbury Derby, and third to Grip in the Canterbury Cup, all weight for age, ho proved that lie was capable of holding his own with the best of them under big weights. Having met with an accident it prevented him from racing again, FITZ HERCULES is by that worldrenowned Yattendon, sire of Giand Flaneur, winner of tlio Melbourne Cup, Champion Rice, V.RC., Derby, StLcger, and Australian Derby; Lady Emma, winner of the DunedinCup, J.C. Handicap, and Forbuiy Handicap; Chester, winner of the Melbourne Clip, and V.R.C, Derby; Habona, Vulcan, Merina, all Marybyrnong Plate winners: Dagworth and Hesperian, Metropolitan winners; and Javelin, A, J.C, Derby winner, Chester's stock, eighthorses, have won among them last season 25 races of the net value of £11,1)10, anil it is also worthy to note that since those three clinkers, Abercorn, Carlyon, and Cranbrook, commenced their career, they have been responsible for 20 races at the value of £12,9-1518s, Abercorn claims tho lion's share, viz., £7,290185, Carlyon lias £3OOO before his name, and Cranbrook follows with £2595, Already this season Abcrcoin has won at tho A.J.U Spring meeting, the Spring Stakes and Craven flate.

FITZ HERCULES clam. Peeress, was by tho Peer, dam Miss Rove, by Sir Hercules, Mis? Miller, by Young Wanderer, Tho Peer, by Melbourne, Cinizelli by Touchstone, Brocade by Pantaloon, dam Bombazine, by Thunderbolt, Yattendon by Sir Hercules, and Cassandra by Tross, dam Alice Gray, by Bass, Emigrant dam Gulnarc, Sir Hercules by Cap-a-pie, dam Paraguay, by Sir Hercules, dam l'aradigan. For pedigree and performances Fitz Hercules] dam stands unequalled in the Southern Hemisphere. Peeress won two Canterbury Cups and Canterbury Jockey Club Handicap, besides numerous other races, und was considered the best mare of Iter day. Peeress' dam. Miss Rowe, was the best marc in Australia; and with Bob Kay in the saddle was never known to be beaten. "Augur, "the sporting writer of the Australasian, says he lias known them to win every race at a meeting in Mr Redwood's colours, Afterwards Mr Redwood sold liis stud to Mr J, Tate, who won six Melbourne Cups and two Champions with the same strain of blood—all Sir Hercules, Miss Rowe is the dam of Una, the best mare that ever stepped in Canterbury. Una, the dam of Ariel. Ariel mis winner of the Canterbury Cup, Dnnedin J.C. Handicap mid Fpfbury Handicap, and three Auek. land Cups. Peeress will never be forgotten—nor will her half brother Manuka-oil the Melbourne Course having won the Canterbury Plate, beating Glencoo and all tho best horses in Australia at weight fo." age, two miles. In tho year of the Duke of Edinburgh's visit to Auckland, Peeress won at tho Thames all tho race} started in—the stakes amounting to £BOO. The week following, at Auckland and Ellislie, Peeress again won all she started for, stakes amounting to over £'ooo. Peeress' sire, The Peer, the sire of Darebin, Darebinsiro of Australian Peer, who won all the principal races last season. Yattendon—and his sire, Sir Hercules—nro credited with getting more winners than any other horse in tho Australian colonies, and their progeny—botli horses and mares-are following in their footsteps. First Chester, by Chester, Quibble ami Shah by St. George, My Idea, dam of Nelson, Yatterina, by Yattendon, is the dam of tilieljpr, Fusilier, Matclilock, and Kingflail. The Agent, by Qllivcr Cromwell, brother of the sire ofFIIZ HfiRCULES, and the Champion Hurdle and Cross.-Coijntry horse, Faugh-a-Ballaugh, is by the same strain of blood as tho dam of Yattendon. Faugh-a-Ballaugh has an unbeaten record, And •'■' The Agent's" performances are yet top well knwi) (o need comment, In fact, theso are tho two best Hurdle and Cross country ' iraes that eyor gripped in New Zealand, The aljoye will shoy t|ii}|S ffTlj HERCULES is one of the stpi)test apd bpst horses that has ever been in this district, and njt|i cho cross of The Peer and Sir Hercules blood, should (jot the right sort of horses, both for flat racing, cross ccuntry, and tho Indian market. Will tiavel tho undermentioned places for convenience of breeders as follows : GREYTOWN AND FEATHERSTON Moxdatb and Tuesdays, MASTERTON AND OPAKI 1 FmDAVB and Satokdavs, Ren} tuUf of week at owners stables, Carterton TISPS. Thoroughbred Maws, ij) guineas; all others, 5 guineas, Two 'or 'piore as per agreement, payable by P.N. Ist Jamjary, 1890. JOHN BUCKERIDGE. SPEYING. W. TIMER, CATTLE SPEYB9. T)EMINPS stocjioivners that the seaJtV son for operations lias comjnenced and thoao requiring hia services are ro quested to send in their orders, Address -Post Office, Maetertop. 3328 ] i i t 1 E ( ft] D hi tc