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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3363, 18 November 1889, Page 4

Business Felices (J, E. DANIELL, LiniWJl AND Coxmcxoit, QU EEN-STREET, MABTERTON. JS prepared to execute contracts of every kind, provide reliable estimates, and furnish every possible information to settlers about to build. Repairs porformed oil the .shortest notice, Workmanship and material guaranteed. Lime Ho ] Lime Ho LIME HO! WELL 1 What is the matter now ? Just this, There lias been such run on t-lie Harriettville Lime of late, that the kiln is kept burning day and night to lieop up with the orders. All architects that know their business specify uotliina elso bnt Harriettville Lime, Mauricevillc. Well, why do they specify Harriettville Lime? Just this! They know their business, and that is more than some people do. They know a good article when they see it. It is their business to know. They know that the lime produced at tho Harriettville Lime Kiln is the best in the world and licks creation for whiteness, It contains 02 per cent pure lime, guaranteed, Not 92 per cent, of sand and dross [ don't produce such an article, and palm itoifasMauricevilleLimo. Ifyou want such an article just go outside ot your houses and scrape up the mud off the roads, and put 8 per cent. Harriettville Lime into it ?nd you have it. Ifyou call on my agents—Mr J. P. Cowie, Masterton; Mr ii, Trotmnn, Greytown; Messrs_P. Hutson &00., Wellington; and Mr R,T. Edwards, "nlinerston, you will get circulars and nalysis, or from the proprietor. Why not send aloiif ymir orders for manure lime yiui will get it for next to nothing. If that is not cheap enough conic and take it for nothing. But don't be caught; THAT'S ALL. 11. E. BROOKS, 083 Mauriceville. liI ; ENINCr WlOE,""' FRED. HUXTABLE, BOOT & SHOEMAKER, Next to Parson's Hall Ekctaliuna, Boots ot" all descriptions mado to order. A large stock of ready made hoots, in all sizes, always mi Innd, FOR CASH. CALL AND SEE THEM, Cheapest Boots in tho Town. I'-i inch Kangaroo laces, 3d pur pair. Repairs executed with neatness and despatch, JfKX'S soling and heeling -Is (id, WOMEN'S soling and hcalinj us. 328-1 Only best material used,

mO Travel the AVnirarapa this soasui) .1 the thoroughbred liorso FITZ 1-iIfIB,GULES YATTJiNDOX—I'KEKESS. I'IT/j HERCULES is a dark brown horse, •standing Hi hands high, with itmnonsc bone and muscle, possessed of a good temper, and quiet to ride, lie was bred by that celebrated breeder, W. 'Walters, Esi|., of Auckland, who breii ami raced some of the best anil fastest horses that ever trod the New Zealand turf. Among the number was FITZ HERCULES. ]Jy winning the Auckland Derby, second to the Dauphin in the Canterbury Derby, aiid third to Crip in the Canterbury Cuji, all weight for age, lie proved that he was capable of holding his own with tiie best of tlicin under big weights. Having met with ,in accident it prevented him from racing again. b'J'J'Z HKItCULKS is bv that worldrenowned Yattcmhni, sire of Ciaml Flaneur, winner of the Melbourne (.'up, Champion It ice, \. 11C.. Derby, StLcgcr, and Australian Derby; I.ady Emma, winner of the Dimediu Cup, J.C. Handicap, and l'orbuiy Handicap; Chester, winner of the Melbourne Cup, ami V,Derby ; Ilabeua, Vulcan, Meri'ia, all Jlarybyrnoiij; I'lale winners; Dagworth and Hesperian, Metropolitan winners | ami Javelin, A.J.I!. Derby winner. Chester's stock', eight horses, have won among them last season L'o laces of the net value of I'll,(110, and it is also worthy to note that since those three clinkers, Abercoru, Carlyon, and Cranbrook, cominencul their career, they have been responsible for 20 l aces at the value of .l'12,!ll;ilSs, Ahercwn claims the lion's share, viz., ,1.7,2110 18s, Carlyon has £lOllO before his name, and Cranbrook follows with i'2i)!lo. Already this season Ahercoin has won at the A.J.C Spring meeting, the Spring Stakes and Craven I'lato.

FIT J! HERCUIjKS dam, Peered, was by the Peer, dam Miss Howe, by Sir Hercules, Miss Miller, by Young Wanderer, Tito Peer, by Melbourne, Cinizelli by Touchstone, Brocade by Pimtalnon, dam IJombazine, by Thunderbolt, Yattendon by % Hercules, and Cassandra by Tru**, d:un Alice. Cray, by La*s, Kmigiant <lam Clulnare, Sir Hercules by Cap-a-pie. dam Paiagu.iy, by Sir Hercules, dam Italian, l ; or pedigree mul. porfoimnneos 1- i(z HerculeVdam stands in the .Southern Hemisphere. Pceiess \um two Canterbury (hips and Canterbury .Jockey Club Handicap, besides numerous other races, niul was considered the best mare of her day. Peeress 1 dam, Miss ltowe, was the best mare in Australia; and with ]job Hay in the Middle was never known to he beaten, the sporting writer of the Australasian, says he has known them to win every race at a mooting in Mr ttcdwood's jculonu Afterwards Mr Redwood sold bis ; stud to Mr J, Tate, who won six Melbourne (Vps and two Champions with the same strain Utjilond- all Sir Hercules. : Mi.-; Ilmw the dam, of Una, the best | iu;ut( !liaf on:r >tepped in Canterbury. | J na, the dam uj Aiiei. Ariel was winner ; liie Oiiterhuiy Cup, Duncdin J.C. liandi-jr-'priiid I'nrljury Handicap, ami three Auck. lVere-' will never be forgotten—nor will ; her half brother Manuka—on the Melbourne otn.-e having won the Canterbury Plate, beatiir,'Gleii'-oi' and ail the best horses in Australia at weight fo: aye, two miles. In tilt) year of the Duke of Edinburgh's visit to; Auckland, Peeicss '.yon at the Thames all the rates started in—the stake? amounting to The week following, at Auckland and Kilislie, Peeress again won all she Parted for. stakes amounting to over ISUO. Pci-ross' sire. The Peer, the .sire of D.wcbhi, JMrebiu sire of Australian Peer, who won all the principal races last season, Yatlendun-nml his sire, Sir Herculesare credited with getting more winners than any other horse in the Australian colonic, and their progeny-both horses and mares-arc following in their footsteps. I'irst Chester, by Chester,, Quibble and Shah by St. George, My Idea, dam of Nelson, "Utteiina, by Yattendon. is the dam of Libeller, Fusilier, Mateliloek, and King. fish.

lhc Agent, by OUra Croimvoll, liroHier of the sire Uf I'IT 7 lIK K0 ULBS, and the Champion Ilnnllo and Cross-Country horse, Faugha-IJall.nlgb, is by the same strain of blood as the dam of Yatteudon. Faugh-a-llallniigh lias an unbeaten record, mill "Tim Agent's" performances are yet too well known to need comment. In fact, these are the two best Hurdle and Cross country liorscs Unit ever stripped in Xcu Wand. The above will sliow that Fll'/i HEliCITiKS is one of the stoutest anil best horses thai has ever been in this district, and with the cross of The Peer and Sir Hercules blood, should get the right sort, of burst's, both for ll.it racinj, cross ccuntry, and the Indian market. Will liavel the undermentioned places for convenience of breeders as fallows UKHYIOWN AND FHATHIiItSTON MWH.Wfi TtiDitlAYS. ill ASTKKTON AND OI'AKI I'I'.IIIAVS ,\M) fj.ITUIIIUVS, Roliir.dor of week at owners stables, Cartertun TERMS. Tlioiotiglibrcd Mare;!, 10 giiiirau; all others, ;i yniiiuns. Two or more as per agreement, payable by I'.N. Ist January. ISSO. J JOHN BCCKEBIDUE, SI'EYI NG : W.TRICKEE, cattle speybe. - iEMINDS sfcuckownei'H tliul tho aeaj sou for operations lias co nmenced uid those requiriiu' Ins services are re juested to sond in tbeir orders. Address -Post Olfico, Mastertoiii •s£s3B2B