Page 3 Advertisements Column 1

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3623, 25 September 1890, Page 3

Bny'Tupu' to tea thousand ncrest nobody dispute it for fear ' Taipo (the evil one) catch him. Ah, lin, 1 pokoto," all EQtuo liko ' taini.' 1 Pakelift (white man) liokl up tliroo fingers and say no pakelia work any inoro ' pokoto,' and if any man begin to work the devil fly my with him, kl lift I good, ' tapu' find' pokoto' nil Ame; he Ihe I hoi" ____ fiOTICE. f nHE next English iiud European J. mail via Bio, if specially addressed per R.M.S. .Tongiiriw, will eluso aty this oflioo nn MONDAY, tlio 29th day ol Sopteniboriit f,15 a.m. Parcola bi this mail will close on Saturday, tlio 27th at 2 p.m. Duo in London November I2th. J. BAGGE. Postmaster, IMastorton, 95th Sept., 1890. McCardle's Supporters And members of tlio Liberal Party are invited to attend a Mooting to bo bold in the Temperance Hall, Masterton, on SATURDAY EVENING no\Ut 8/o'clock. Mr McCARDLE will bo present. W. PRANGNELL, Convener. . Till! Annual Show, OF MB / AVAIRABAPA li EAST COAST' VjASTORAL k AGRICULTURAL J SOCIETY. 1 Will be held in their Grounds, Carterton, THURSDAY, 30th OCTOBER. ENTRIES closo with Messrs Sellar, Mnstorton; FII Wood, Greytovvn; Bock, Featherston; and with the Secretary, at Carterton, on SATURDAY, 18th October, at NOON. EDWARD W DORSET, 8623 Secretary. J AW WW* WWJ Wellington. ADYANOKS mado on wool, skins, TAUOW AND OTHER PRODUCE for shipment to London, LONDON AQENTS-Messrs Sanderson, Murray & Co. ON BALE.—Woolpacks, Fencinp Wire and all descriptions of station goods* NOW LANDING ex "Orari" new f.\ seisoni supply of Turnip Seeds % including all tho usual varieties •" —Groen Top Yellow Aterdeei), Bftu»holra Swede, Purple Top, Yellow Abordeon, Skir g Swedo, Mammoth Purplo Top, Champion Swede, Devon Urcy Stone, White Stone, Orange Jelly, i!:c,, &c,, AGENTS FOR— Fisons celebrated for tilizers for turnips, &c. „ „ Coopers' Slieop Dipping Powder. „ „ Little's Sheep Dip „ „ xlornsby's Horyeatora „ „ North British and Mercantile Insuranco Company „ Universal Marino Insurance Co. of London. murray7boberts Foatherstou Street, Wellington; TPO stand this season at Homcbush, Master* J- ton, tho celebrated Stallion NIL DESPERANDUM. NIL DESPERANDUM is a black colt with Brat class action, rising three years ol(l, IGJ hands high, 13 inches below the knee, 31 inches Bind tho arm, ami 7ftC inches in girth, lie is beyond doubt the best bred colt standing ill New Zealand, possessing more bone and hair than any horso of his ago in the North or South Islands, and admitted at last bliow by competent judges to be the class of horse which has long been wanted to improve the draught stock of this district. Nil Dcsperandum bas been exhibited at C of the principal shows in N Z, and from large rings lias secured four first aml ono second prizes. He is a massive animal, with immense bone of tho finest quality, abundant hair, and perfect symmetry united with great power. Ho combines somo of the best strains of Clydesdale blood in the world, and ho Ins been generally admired wherever exhibited. His sire is tlio celebrated horso No Surrender, SB 197). , , NoTJurrcoder is out of that great brood mare Farmers 1 Lass (tho dam of Springbank, that w»s ft champion horse »t Oamaru wlier only two years old, King of the Ring, and tin most promising of colts tho Farmers' Lad), Farmers' Lass was by Muir Lad inported (71 N Z S B) aire Prills of Scotland, dam Jess b] Premier, imported by David Iscabitt. Thii famous sire took many first prizesin Mclbowm and was sold to Mr Town of N 8 W, for ll?i guineas. DamDaiby, by Briton, that wa; placed first at the Melbourne Show in 1873 and was Bold at 130 guineas j the highest pric ever given for a colonial mare up to that time VeW shortly after she was purchased by Measr Fleming and Hedlcy and taken to Now Zen land. When tho mare was 11 years old ah was sent to Sydney and fetched 160 guinea at auction. No Surrender's sire was that great. lion King of Vanquishers, bred by McEsrs Flemin anil Hedlcy, out of the celebrated brood nmr Miss M'Cormick, now the property of Robcr Jackßon Esq, Cave Valley; slio was ahio th dam of Maggie M'Cormick, which also too! tho champion from Heather Bell when only yearling* When only three years. King of th Vanquisher was sold by Mr Daniel M'Grego for4soguineas; g slro Young Vanquisliei imported from Scotland by David Ncsbitl and well known as a great breeding aire bot iilimaruond Oamaru districts, It will tliu ifjjeen that this colt is come from the vet •'best draught strains on both sides, No Surrender never left a show ground i N Z without# prizo beating both colonial an imported horses, and in one year swept everj thingjromDuncdin to Christchurch, Thosii of N(feurjcnd«r is tho renowned King of th VanpShers) who took fir«t prize at Chris church Inst year, beating Boag's great Gcncri Gordon and is now about fourteen years oil The King was bred by Messrs Fleming an Hedlcy, out of their famous brood mare Ml M'Cormick, imported from Melbourne. Mi] M'Cormick was purchased by the late Davi Nesbitt from M'Cormick Bios, and w; speciidiy selected for her breeding qualities; ■ ifio correctness of that judgment has now bet > folly verified. Miss M'Cormick by Lincolnslu Hero; gd by Black Champion, (See N Z st; book.) Mias M'Cormick, 9S N Z atud book, sire h William Wallace bv Sir William Wallac [951, dam by Ghampbn, ilain Miss M Cormn 1 Nil Dcsperandum, dam Darling by Youi Banker, (imported). No 1N ZS B, bred by i David Riddle, Kilbowic, Scotland, import from Scotland by tho Hon M llolmcs, 11 ship Jessie Redman, 1870, site Banker! English Stud Book), by AdmW,(No 4 hSI dam Nannie, by Itob Koy (714 K S B), gdt Jean, by Nimmo's Emperor. (82 N L a J Emperor by Napoleon, (imported • from So land and got by tho favorite Clydesili stallionGeordioßuchanan), Emperors di Nancy, imported from Scotland by tho i John Nimmo Esq, sire that groit stalk known as tho Garveni horse, Gcon Buchansn and the G'atveni horse wcro the t best horses Scotland ever saw. ■ The following oppenred in the NortliOti Times report of tnfc Oaniatu Show, 'IBJ —liprc was an exception ally grand lot oi yWUd fillies, of tbeso Mr H Mitcho l's_ Surrender Ally was chosen for a place/ (T filly is full sist:r to Nil Dcsperandum). J the sires produce stake four of the progeny No Surrender and Awamoa came forward, I representatives of each, and a Ally of Vgnrrendei won the prize," In the prize list tojire colt one year ohltwo entries from Mitchell took 1 st and 2nd prizes, both broth v of Nil Dcsperandum against the pick of J Zealand. ' Terms £5; Groom'j foe ss, payable atserv Strictly limited to 25 mares, Apply to All carc and no responsibility tal with mares. (}, WATSON, on the farm, Hoimbnsh, or THOMAS TODD, $2 GrwnmCtwf 1