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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4511, 31 August 1893, Page 4

igbbred Btallion KANDWIOK will stand this season at the (arm of tho owners. . ... ;■ ■' :• Bandwick waß bred by ißaao Lao Esq., ol New South Wales, imported to New Zealand by Mr S. Horstall as a^wo-year-old. The thoroughbred entire'Bandwlclt, by. Barbarian, dam Gipsy Girl, (lor ieitended pedigree see' Victorian Stud Book) is one of the best that hls ever raced on New Zealand turf; colour, golden chestnut; standing flltoen hands three inches high, ol Inmenso powerahd blood, pourtraylng good tempor, and traces descent from tho most aristocratic strains of raoing blood In the colonics, his sire being tu'l brother to Tho Bub, .the best horse of his day in New South. Wales, by the famed Bir Hercules'out of Young Gulnare. Ilandwiok is full brother to Gipsy' Cooper, 1 half' brother to Zulu, dinner of the Melbourne Cup, half brother to The Barber, ch&mpion weight-for-age horse of Australia. Bandwick's career on (ho turf ms most, brilliant, On oue occasion ho gave the redoubtable Billingsgate 161bs, at his own distance, and won comfortably. In 1681 Bandwick was second on the list of winners, having won over £1,600 in stakes in one season. Among these maybe mentioned the Napier Cup of 500 sovs, and Wanganui Stakes of 250 soys, beating Libeller, Natator/ and a large field of the best eattle, Bandwick is notorious for carrying heavyweights ovor all courses, dlstanoe being no object to him. He has won the wcight-for-age Auckland Plate, two miles, at KHorslie; photos second in Easter Handicap, giving the winner (the Poet) 2st lib, and. was only defeateu by a nose; won the Dargaville Cup; won the big raceß next' day, carrying over 0 stone; won Henderson Mill Cup, carrying '9st 21b and immediately afterwards won tho Shorts "i,landed a fow days a'terwards at Taranaki, and contested the Cup of 300 sovs, earning Ost, and was dofeatedby a short head, giving the winner 2st 71b; won the Handicap on the following day carrying 9si started tho following rao: oarrying list 21b, and won easily from afield of fresh Bandwick also won the Forbury Handicap, Dunedin. TERMS.—Single Mares, £4 4s; two or moro oa per arrangoment. Further information may be obtained from A, W, CAVE Or B. CAVE, Owners, To Ore Oro. TO stand this season at" The Pines," . Q.adetone Road, Taratahi, t' standard bred Trotting Sire Young Kerlin for s limited number of approved Mores, i' ft particulars and pedigree apply to tho JOHNFALLOON, PRELIMINARY NOTICE, FjIHE woll-known Thoroughbred Stallion Master Agnes Will beat the service of .breeders this season. Full particulars on application W. E. CORLETT, Owner, White's Line, Carterton IJHEf McGregor Will stand this soason at the owner's farm, Te Ore Ore. Full particulars and pedierco apply to A, W. CAVE, Te Ore Ore. fO STAND this season the wellknown Thoroughbred Stallion .Lord Mandevllle.

juui-u iu-unuevme. TERMS -£3loa cash,'£4 4s'after dale each marc, two or mom mates according to arrange', meat, Grazing (rco till first January, 1894, in good grass paddocks reserved for tho, purpose irt Mr J, A. Renall'a well-known farm, To Whitl Gladstone. Every core taken, but no responsibility incurred, All fees to be paid on removalof marcs, For further particulars apply J, A. REN ALL, Owner. TO STAND THIS SEASON at tbo Ownor's Farm, Gladstone, the purebred Clydesdale Colt Tom Km (f, By Superior,dam Nuggeti g.d.Nugset's siroby England's Hope, Limited to 25 mares, Terms —£6 ss, guaranteed. Faddotk free of charge. Every care taken, bat no responsibility whatever. Further particulars see card. I, PlKE,.Owner, Gladstone. PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT, rpO stand this season at the owner's X _ farm, Upper Plain, the Clydesdale StallionMil Desperandum, Particulars in future issue. JOHN HESSEY, Dpper Plain, AUTUMN and WINTER SEASON Drapery Department—'Wqhave the Konuur Ui infurm our customers that we.havu now opened our new goods in, al.l departments, and with, inureasod Miitifl, ißd bv.tapjng» more, eiten» si 'e etook than heretofore, including many new lines, we are now ina position to meet the requirements of wtronr and our increasing' trade. New Dot ifGoods in all 'materials, Skirt" ings, Serges, Flannels, Ab , "White and Grey Blankets, all sizes, Travelling and Bush Rugs, Ladies Jackets and Ulsters in the newest styles and shapes. Clothing Department.-"A New D spar tare—G entlem en'a Waterproof Coats, made to measure, with or without Capes, and in any stylo required j all sewn seams, and guaranteed thoroughly iraterprr-jf for 65b, 655, 755, 803, and 84s, Also a Bplondid stoc'u'f Waterproofs and Oilskins on hand. 11 Worltinp Men " you can select the material, and' hare your Shirts mp.de of Cotton, Linen, Union leatherine, ana All-Wool Shirtings. These arc made by a firat-olaea Shirt;maker,andßEiNawEiM!Ai>ii, notthrown togother, will stand rough wear, rtlces from 4s to 10s (id, Also Gsnta' UnderFlannels, Drawers, Night-Shirts, eto,, "Made to Order," JuSt received a sploridr.d assortment of Kaiapoi Clothing, in Men's, Youth's and Boys' Suits, Trou* sera and Overcoat*. This clothing 1 is undoubtedly the very best value in tlia market, also new Under-Gannents, Hats, Boots, and Shoes, eto. INSPECTION INVITED BY GEO. 30HSSTON, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GENERAL ■ MERCHANT, DIKisUT IIIPOBTER, Queen-bisect, MABTERTON, Henderson's, 9 .11 you want to see, m a choice selection 8 .of Watches, Eleo ' S •troplateondJewelH lery, call at A. 'S s^osaaaiiaH