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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4257, 31 October 1892, Page 1

YALUMBA WINES, All Wine Merchants and Dealers. m I m SIXTY PlilZE MEDALS AWARDED TO THIS FIRM. " I have nevor tasted Cocoa that ''fV I likoso woll."—SirC: A. Casie- ) rok, Br.D., Prosidunt RoyalUollcga of Surgeons, Ireland. PUKE CONGE M HATED have a cu? with me. "It is an excellent dioti'tie food and beverage, highly niitiitii-us, palatable, and invigorating. Dr. (i. D. Suiiikriand, F.E.I.S. Prol: J. Alfred Wankiyn; M.8.0.5.

DEATH TO PARASITES 11 SHiSJSrA'II'K (Ali C-Limi)) m m m FLUID DIP POWDER DIP (Non-PoiaonoUß), USED A RECOMMENDED BY- Flock J. D. Ritchie, Chief Inspector of Stock (and Manager o( Ml. Royal Station) ',. 2J,000 n 5; .f' Umte'buiy 60,000 «• W. Mcllac, Aniuri, Kelson 18,000 1) Itullicrford, A muri, Nelson 20,000 11. p, McLwn,llawko'Blljy „ „ 00,000 Manager, Ida Valley, Ot,igo ~ ~ 28,000 W. Gerard, Canterbury {B,OOO Anil by oraers of over 5,000,000 sheep 111 NewZev ™Mnd many millions throughout the World. I'lllCL—(in casks) 5s 6d PER GALLON, 1 Gallon Fluid makes 100 Gallons Dip. (Poisonous), USED AND RECOMMENDED BY— Flock DaljetySCo., Olago 10,000 Hamlyside, ItoberUi: Co., Wellington .. !i7,i<)o C. J. Harper, Canterbury "■ 20,000 11. W. Chapman „ .. ~ ~ 5,000 A. 11. Ayrton „ 0, Armstrong „ 6 J. Hunt „ J. 11. lllair, OtJW (Public Dip) And by many other well-known Flock Owners. Newly Introduced. i] 50s I'EII CWI. PRlCE—[in kegs] 50s I'EII CWI. 1 Cwt makes 1000 Gallons Dip. Another well-known Powder Din costs hallas much again. COMPARE OUR PRICES. Cms? Aoextf.—Blackbunie and Co,, Chrislcliuroh, District Agexis—Levin and Co. and Murray, Roberts, and Co., Wellington ;\Vuirarapa Ffltmcrc Co-oporntive Association, Limited. Mastcrton, Greytown, I'alnatna and Tinui

TO STAND THIS SEASON AT '(SgIJER'S FARM, GLADSTONE. THE<POREBRED CLYDESDALE COLT—TOW KING. By Superior, dam Nugget, g.d, by England's Hope, Limited to ten Mares. TEEMS—£S sa, guaranteed, Paddock free of charge. Every caro taken, but no responsibility whatever. Further particulora see card. I. PIKE, Owner, Gladstone. To Stand This Season At A. Jensen's farm, Koiotau, and to travel the Wairarapa for the convenience of oreedcrß. |THE COACHING STALLION ROBIN HOOU

Bred by H. Campboll, Esq., Wainuiomata, Hutt. Rows Hood, four years old, is by St. Albans, out of the trotting mare Nelly, Nelly by Nutworth. Robin Hood standsvery nearly 17 Lands with immense bono and muscle, fine temper and a good worker. Tcrms-13 for single mares: two or more by arrangement, For full particulars apply to KROSP h JENSEN, Tjp _Kokotau. CrSTAN D THIS SEASON, at Houkor's Farm, Cartertoiv and travel tho Wairarapa District tu suit the convenience of Breeders, tin Thoroughbred high-class bullion, The Atliniuistratox*. - ' (1879.) BY PMMIEtt-PIUNCESS MARY. THE ADMINISTRATOR'S performances on the turf are bo numerous that it is im- ■ to give them here, but tbey may be Be en on septate circulars, As a stud horse ho took Ist and champion at the Wairarapa and fast Coast Pastoral JSocitty'a bliow in 1889, beating I'iscatorious, Master Agnes, and Fitzhcrculpj Ist and champion at Falmerston North in 181)0, Beating .Wizard, Fitz, Flintlock, »nd Trefoil J in' 1891,15t and champion at Masterton, beating ■ Egulito; Ist and cbampion at V. and E. C. P. show, IS9I beating Petroleum and llama Kama, tho only other horses Bhown, V Ills stock has taken let prizes, 1890, in both, classes of thoroughbreds and weight carriers, TBKllS—Single marofij, two or mow £4 each, payable by P.N. duo lit January, 1893' Good paddocks fteo of chargo until marts mo stinted. Every care taken but no responsibility. No'?roomagefets, Also— The Purebred Clydesdale Stallion, DIRECTOR, hj John Jlcid, Mder ; ' DIB®JOK, eight years old by the celebrated "sire Young Banker out of Queen Isabellall. He is a fine dark brown color, stands 17 hands upwards, witn immenso bono and musclo and an abundance of hair denoting the pureClydcßctalebreed. Ho is extremely active and as quiet as a sheep. Dweotoh has been oihibited four seasons, and has won fivo Ist and four.champion prizes. At IVanganui he beat Blackleg, the latter having twice beaten * For further particulars see Stnd Book, TERMS—Single marc £5, two or more mares £4 each, payable by P.N. duo Ist January, 1893. Good paddocks free of jhargo until mares are stinted, Every care taken but no responsibility, No groomage fees. AISO The Coaching Stallion, FINANCIER, WINNER of Ist prize, Wellington Show, '' 1801 (under tho name of Lone Jack,) By the Premier Doll, by Kapapo by Diomedes—ToiToi byTraducor. The homier by Malton (imp)—Revoko by Sir Hercules. . Financier is a bay horse with black points, standing 16J hands and is four years old. His great power, symmetry and action, as well as his breeding, all combine to entitle him to the respect of breeders of good useful and TKRMS-£3, £2103 two or more marcs, payablebyP.N. due Ist January,'lß93. Good paddocks free of charge till marcs aro stinted. Every caaptaken, but no responsibility. No groomaJPyta For full particulars of pedigrees, terms, etc., see circulars, which will bo posted on ap plication or may be obtained from G. W. DULLER, Owner, Carterton, or J. MoUAK, ' Gooomin Charge," UK Well-known Ttiurou»hbred T Master Agueß Will stand this season at White's Line Carterton, and will travel to Masterton every Wednesday if required. Full particulars on application W.'E. COKLETT, . Owner, ."Wbite'B Line, Carterton,