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The Wairarapa Farmers' Co-operative Association, [Limited,] (FORMERLY M. CASELBERO& 00.) [lncorporated under" Tlio Companies Aot, 1882."1 CAPITAL, £IOO,OOO. Directors : MYER CASELbJiIIG, Esq. A. W. CAVE, ESQ, LIONEL OASELBERG, Esq. WILLIAM HENRY MING, M.D. DAVID JOSEPH NATHAN, Esq, DONALD DONALD, Esq. LOUIS JOSEPH NATHAN, Esq. Bankers: THE BANK OF AUSTRALASIA. Secretary : D. MoINTOSH, Solicitor; A. JR. BUNNY, Esq., Mastrrton. head office masteuton. branches-Grey town, Pahiatua and Tenui. The Association is prepared to make advances oil Growing Crops and other Produce at Lowest Current Kates REDCLIFFE GALVANISED IRON. Redcliffe Crown Brand Galvanised Corrugated Iron. Architects shouM specify redcliffe crown. Thora is none better manufactured. Lifjhler sheets of other brands must be thinner, and will not last as long or give the same satisfaction. Contractors should not lio misled by erroneous statements, such as are advertised by rival importers. Tin weights published by the vendors of the " Orb " brand are not the weights of ItEDOLIPFB. REDCLIFFE is tlio cheapest first-class iron in the market. The sheets are wider, thus covering more roof than" Orb." REDCLIIFE has been more largely imported into New Zealand during the last 20 :ars than any other brand, and experience proves that every sheet will bo found perfect, IT IS SOLD BY ALL v}~m £clu Iron Merchants and Shopkeepers THROUGHOUT THE COLONY.

mrxs'CAHrs CELEBRATED FARM IMPLEMENTS Wm!®®li ' J AaifcAvv mfr,.' m WMM THESE Implements, which obtained seven first awards with seven exhibit; at the last N. Z. Exhibition, havo over thus "as well as in the Field" exemplified their superiority. Ploughs, Disc Harrows, Drills. i'nu All Wobk, and FULL LINE OF FARM MACHINERY, Obtainable from tho Agnnts— Blacksmith & Wuheuviiiout Company E, MoEwen Carterton OK DIRECT FIIOM P, AND D. DUoiCAN, Christchurch.

10 STAND THIS SEASON AT KAIWAIWAI, DERRINGBK (b). (Brother to Brown Bess anil Cartridge; DERRINGER,-By Mbsket-Rosaue-Is a very handsome brown horse of great substance, and brim full of qualities. His dam Rosalie is by Patriarch (son of Yattexdo.n, Days of Old (imp) by Iriah Birdcatcher) from Flying Doc (grand d»m of the Australian wonder Readleai 1 ) by Tub Piiemiek (sire of Mischief, dam of Fikst Kino dual champion winner), from WILHELMINA (dam of FLYING BUCK, also champ on winner), by Romeo, viaN.Z, and Australian Stud Books, DERRINGER is probably themost consistent performed son of MUSKET now in N.Z, (and with tho exception of ARTILLERY, the only one with tho direct cross of MUSKET and YATTENDON blood) for he won the Auckland Nursery Stakes, second to Welcome Jack in tho Railway I'latc; twico second, and onco third tohis stable companion THUNDERBOLT, and second for Hawko's Bay Nursery Stakos; was third in Auckland Derby won by Foul Shot, Stonyhurstsecond, But tho following week be had bis revenge, for ho won the Sire's Produce Stakes ono and a half miles carryingßst lOib in 2min 40J seconds; second to AVAITIIII in Auckland St Leger If miles 132 yards, time 3min Mecca, which is the record for a N.Z, Leger; second to WAITIRI for Hawke's Bay St Logcr; and second to her for the Auckland R.C. Hdcp., in which tho N.Z.RECORD was again put up; second to his stabie companion NECKLACE for tho Dunedin J.C, Handicap, Tasman third; second to Tasman in tho Member's Plate, w.f.a,, 1 milo in lmin 'HJsec. Third to Necklace in tho Forbury Handiojp ono and a half mites; time 2,42. Derrinoer started in all 19 times, winning twice, running ten seconds, four thirds, and four times unplaced, in truth a consistent carrier. Had he not have had the misfortune to havo been owned in tho samo stable bb Thunderbolt and NECKLACE, and to havo mot such » wonder as his half sister WAITIRI, he would havo been BRACKETED as one of MUSKET'S most brilliant sons. His sisterß BROWN BESS and CARTRIDGE were both good performers, and tho latter after winning tho Takapuna Cup was bought at a high figure by MrH. E, Beddingtonand taken toEngland, and last season mated with tho MIGHTY AYRSHIRE whoso covering feoiß 250 guineas. In addition to selecting DERRINGER for his sterling performances, high class, and fashionablo breeding, his present proprietor was further induced to choose him from amongst the many sires offered to him on account of his roscmblauco to NORDENFELDT (who was under his care while in chargo of Mr Hordem's stud in N.S,W,) notaoly his closeness to the ground, color, beautiful even temper, and vigorous constitution, He has tho samo game, intelligent head, strong tapering arms, shoit back, with length underneath, powerful loins, massive quarters, looso stifles, deep full gaskins running into thighs clothed with muscle right down to his hocks. DERRINGER, liko his distinguished relative, is indeed a grandßtamp of the powerful short legged Thoroughbred, Ho is admitted by thoso who havo already seen him to bo the best sire ever brought into this district, cither to get racehorses, cross-country horscß, or to improvo tho breed in general, DERRINGER'S Stock (the oldest now three years) took lstprizo for two-year-olds, Ist and 2nd for yearlings at tho 1'.8.A, and P, Society's show last year in tho blood stock class, Good paddocks for marcs, every care taken without responsibility. For terms and further particulars apply to J, 0, HAYWARD, Kaiwaiwai, Fcatherston,

mo STAM) THIS SEASON AT THE I TAR4TAHI THE PUKEDRBD OIiVBEJDAtE BTJILION DUKE OF ARG-YJLE His sire is tho great king of stallion "Young Banker" and his dam " Blossom " by tho famous horse 'llie standard bred Trottina Sire YOUNG BEBJUUN. For Further particulars apply FALLOON BBOS TwjtaHl

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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4241, 12 October 1892, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4241, 12 October 1892, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4241, 12 October 1892, Page 1

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