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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4248, 20 October 1892, Page 1

South Australia's Choicest Production. YALUMBA WINEIs All Wine Merchants and Dealers. 7 m ifcfi SIXTY PRIZE MEDALS AWARDED TO THE FIRM. " I have never tasted Oncon that I likoso well."—SirC: A, CameHon, M.D., President RoyalUollego of (Jurgeous, Ireland. PUKE CONCENTRATED HAVE A cun WITH ME. " It is an excellent dietetic food ivnu beverage, lii«lily nutiilinuß, palatable, mid invigorating."— Dr. 0. D, SmuBRUSD, F.E.I.S. Prol: J. Alfred WakkkS) M.K.C.S. • DEATH TO PARASITES 11! SHKEP TICK (MAGNIFIED;, teS m m m m FLUID DIP POWDER DIP (Poisonous). : USED AND RECOMMENDED BY- Mock DaliretyfcCu., Otayo .. 03.C00 Hiuidysiilc,llohcrts,t Co., Wellington .. :i?,noo C. J. Jfaiper, Cantorliury .. .. ~"-20,000 i R. IV. ChapDinn 5 000 A. 11. Ayrton „ O. Armstrong „ f/fIOO J - Hurst i J. U. W«ir,otii!i(l'ulilwDi|i) And ly many oilier ucll-known Flock Owners. Newly Introduced. MtICE-lin kegs) 50s I'EII CWT. 1 Cut nukes 1000 Gallons Dip. Another well-known i'osvilcr Dl« costs half as much n^iin. COMPARE OUII PRICES. Chief Aoest?.—Blackburne and Co,, Cliristcburch, IJiSTMcr Aoexis—Levin and Co, ami Murray, I'oberti, and Co., Wellington jWaitatani rarmera Co-operative Association, Limited, Mwtertnn. Greytown, l'aliintua and Tinni (Non-Poisonous). USED k RECOMMENDED BY- Flock J. D. Ritchie, Chief Inspector of Stock (and Manager of Jit. Royal Station) „ 24,000 r§j M 1 '! 1 ' 1 t ' an(crl,u '.f 50,000 &A" S cl ? B > Amurl, Kelson 18,000 IV. O. Rutherford, Amur!, Nelson .. .. 20,000 Iv. D. McLean, Hankc'e Bay GO.OOO Manager, Ida Valley, Otoao .. .1 28,000 W. Gerard, Oiritcrliury , ' 50,000 And by owners of over 5,000,000 sheep in NewZcaland, and many millions Uio World, I RlCE—(in casks) 5s tkl PER(JALLOJJ. 1 Gallon I'luiil makes 100 Callous Dip.

TO STAND THIS SEASON AT OWNER'S FA KAI, GLADSTONE. THE PUREBRED CLYDESDALE (JOLTTO fli KING, By Superior, dam Nusgot, g.d, by England's Hope. Limited to ten Mares. TEI{SIS-£5 ss, guaranteed, Paddoek freo of chargo. Every caro takon, but no responsibility whatever. Further particulars see card. I.PIKE, Owner, Gladstone. To Stand This Season At A. Jensen's farm, Kokotan, and to travel the Vairarapa for the convenience of Breeders, THE COACHING STALLION ROBIN HOOU. Bred by H. Campbell, Esq., Vr'ainuiomata, Hutt. Rodin Hood, four jcars old, is by St. Albans, out of the trotting marc Nelly, Nelly by Nutworth. ItoniN Hood stands very nearly 17 hands with immense bone and muscle, fine temper and a good worker. Terms —L 3 Sfor single marcs j two or more by arrangement, For full particulars apply to TO STAND THIS SEASON, at Hooker's Farm, Carterton, and travel the Wairarapn Wstnct to suit tho convenience of Breeders, tho Thoroughbred high-class Stallion, Tlie Administrator, (1870.) BY PIiEMIER-PKINCESS MARY, KROBP 4 JENSEN, Kokotau.

TO TRAVEL THE WAIKAIIAPA. The Purebred Clydesdale Stallion NAPOIiGON, NAPOLEON is a light lay horse, fivo years old, with plenty ol bono and substance. His dam, Gipsy, is by Puddy's Ben Lomond, imported. Gipsy's dam was by the farfamed Young Hero. Gip-'y's slock have been the most successful prize-takers at the Palmorston and Waikouaiti Shows. Young Hero was by Lincolnshire Hero, imported to Tasmania by W. It, G. Kermode, Esq, Hero's dam was by Old Sampson, winner of 21 first prizes, Young Hero's dam. Blossom, was by the imported horse, Matchless. Young Hero gained a number of prizes at the various Shows in Otago. Napoleon's sire, Bannatyne's Ben Lomond was bred by Fleming and Hedley, and is by Young Vanquisher, imported, Young Vanquisher was bred by Peter Anderson, Stranraer, Scotland, out ef his celebrated mare, Sally, by Loch Fergus Champion; grandsirc, Blair's Champion. Ben Lomond's dam wasby Maggie Lauder, imported, lien Lomond hastjaincd a aumberof prizes at the Bltteskin, Palmorston and Waikouaiti Shows. NAPOLEON was once shown and gained first prize at tlio Palmcrston and Waihemo Agricultural Association's Shows. NAPOLEON will travel as follows Marlinborough on Tuesday; Featheteton on Wednesday, Masterton andOpaki on Friday and Saturday, and will be at Carterton for the remainder of the week. TEBMS-Singlo mato £1 4s, two or more as per arrangement, Good grass paddooks free still stinted, duo notice of which will be _ given. Every caro taken, but no responsibility. For further particulars apply to ■ J. BUCKERIDGE, Carterton or C. H, GILES, Marquis ofNormanby Stables, Carterton. The well-known Clydesdale stallion • GLADSTONE will stand tbis season at his ownor'a farm Mangaone, near Eketahnna. Owner will taknup mares from Masterton if required. Terms-IS per maro, For pedigree and full particulars apply to JOHN HARDING, Ekotiiliuna.

rpHE ADMINISTRATOR'S performances on * tbc turf aro so numerous that it is impossible to give tlicm here, hut they may bo Wen ob separate circulars. As a stud horso he took Ist awl champion at the Wairarapa anil East Coast Pastoral Society's show in 1889, beating I'iscatorious, Master Agnes, and Fitzbcrcules; Ist and champion at l'almcrston North in 1890, beating Wizard, Fitz, Flintlock, »nd Trefoil; _in 1891,15t and champion at Masterton, beating Egalitc; Ist and champion at VT, and E, o,l', show, 18s boating Petroleum and Rama liama, th only other horses shown, His stock has taken let prizes, 1890, in both classes of thoroughbreds and might "f^KßMS—Single maro £5, two or moro £4 each, payablo by P.N. duo lit January, 1893' Good paddocks fico of charge until marcs arc stinted. Every caro taken but no responsibility, No doomage fees. Also— The Purebred CJydesdalo Stallion, DIRECTOR, Bred by John Held, Elder , • DIUEOTOIt, eight years old by the celebrated sire Young Banker out of Queen IsabcMlHe is a lino dark brown .color, stands 17 hands upwards,. witn immenso bono and muscle and an abundance of hair denoting the pure Clydesdalobrced. lie is extremely active and is quiet as a Bheep. Dihecioii has been exhibited four seasons, and has won five Ist and four champion prizes. At Wmganuihc beat Blackleg, the latter having twice beaten Robin Adair at Hawko's Bay. For further particulars see Stud Book, TERMS—Singlo m3rc £5, two or more mares £1 each, payablo by P.N. duo Ist January, 1893. Good paddocks frco of ohargo until marcs are stinted. Every care taken but no responsibility. Nogroomagofees, Also— The Coaching Stallion, FINANCIER, WINNER of Ist prize, Wellington Show, 1801 (under the name of Lone Jack,) *lJy the Premier Doll, by Kapapo by Diomedea—ToiToi by Troducer. Tho Premier by Malton (imp)-Kevoke by Sir Ho.-cules. Financier is a bay horse with black points, standing ltij hands and is four years old. His gteat power, symmetry and action, as veil as his breeding, all combine to entitle him to tbc respect of breeders of good useful and jhowy harness horses. TERMS-#, £2 10a two or moro mates, payable by l'.N. duo Ist January, 1803. Good paddockH free of chargo till marcs are stinted. Every care taken but no _rcjpon«itility. No groomago fees. ' For full particulars of pedigrees, terms, etc., sco circular* which will ho posted onap nlication or may be obtained from G. W. DELLER, Owner, Carterton. OT J, MoKAK, Gooomin Charge,

rjIHE COACHING STALLION BLACK MAIKE, By Mangle, dam Peggie, will trayel the Eketahuna aud Mauricevillo districts this Buaaon. For further particulars apply to EDWARD HOGAN, Owner, Dreyertown. Black Mairo will stand at Mr A, Harrod'sfarm from Saturday to Monday each week, [ HO stand this season the well kiiown 1 Thoroughbred Stallion L.ORD MANDEVIJLLE TEAMS -£3 10a each raaro, two or more mares according to arranmont. Grazing free till first January, 1893, in good grass paddocks reserved for the purpose at Mr J, A. Uenall's well known farm. To Whiti, Gladstone. Every earn taken, but no responsibility inourred. All fees to be paid on removal of mares. For further particulars apply J. A, RENALL, Owner. |HE well mid favourably known Dbaoohi Stallion Young Sir Coliu Campbell Will stand this season at his owner's Btables, Taueru. Torins, pedigree, and full particulars on application to JOHN TAPLIN, Ownor, Taueru. "" 11-known Thoroughbred Muster Agues Will stand this season at White's Line Carterton, and will travel to Masterton every Wednesday if required, Full particulars on application ■W.E, CORLETT, Ownor, . 'White's Linei Oarterton,