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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4823, 12 September 1894, Page 1

[FORMERLY M, CASELBEEG & CO.] INCORPORATED UNDER "THE COMPANIES ACT, 1882." DIRECTORS: A. W. CAVE, ESQ. Wm. Hy. iiosking, jr.D, DONALD DONALD, Esq. WILLIAM BOOTH, ESQ. MYERCASELBERG.ESQ. LIONEL CASELJ3ERG ESQ DAVID JOSEPH NATHAN, Esq. LOUIS JOSEPH NATHAN, ESQ. CHARLES PHARAZYN, Esq. Bankers : THE BANK OP AUSTRALASIA; SiiCRBTAUY: d. m. Mcintosh ; Souoixob: A. R. BUNNY Esq, Mastkrtox. HEAD OFFICE IYIASTERTON. BRANCHES-GRETTOWN, PAHIATUA, TENUI, CARTERTON. AND WELLINGTON AGENCY, BUTTER FACTORY, KOPUARANGA, AND CHEESE FACTORY, GREYTOWN. . AGENTS FOllIhc Manchester Jirri Insurance Company, -1 Imperial TnsuwnccCompany Tlio Chiiiii Traders' Insurance Company (Ltd), | Plireiiix liisuraut'e Company Tlio Association is prepared to make advances on Wool and Growing Crops and other Produce at Lowest Current Bates. RU(D AND &14A.Y VS •m mm Famous champion Double-Furrow Ploughs & Diggers. PIIACTIOALLY wc wake all that arc used in New Zealand. These Ploughs have becomo a household word ill this country, and our liewly-designed SINGLE FURROW ANGLO-AMERICAN STEEL PLOUGH. Has all tho merits which have made our Double-Furrow so famous. Thov arc oiitsy ti> Uriw and easy to hold, amlaie said At an exceptionally low ('rice, FORCE-FEED BROADCAST GRAIN, GRASS & TURNIP SOWERS 181t WIDE. AH Steel - ZIG ZAG El ARROWS ~ Ail Steel ilu

n\o stand this seafi, I son in the Wairarapi District, '' lo P ure l>i'ed Clydesdale Stallion Uirquis of (Dy Lord Salisbury), For further particulars and terras apply to W. B. BIJICK, Opalti.

mO Stand this soason, at JL Kuvipuni, mid to travel 'he Wairarapa and Forty Mile Bush for tho eonveiiicuco ot breeders, the Coaciiiko Stallion, Robin Hood, 1 St. Albans, out of a Trotting Mare Nollie; Nellie by Nottworth, Eobin Hood stands 17 hands, with immense muscle and strength, Good worker, aged 0 years, Terms as per agreement, For Further Particulars apply to A, JENSEN, Kurlpuni, Maiterfon. i: TO stand thii season fit Home bush, tho purebred Clydesdale Colt Renfrew Jock By Eenfrew Jock, dam Queen Bess, rising three years, was bred by George Watson Esq., Maslerton, and isa beautiful bay and stands 10 hands high with immense power, lie is compacjly built with plenty of hair and bone of tUe right clean Sat kind with plenty of cilky hair on his legs, gvowiug jn tho right place, hanging straight from the knee to (he grou-'' His sire Eenfrew Jock, imported from Victoria as a four-year-old stood seventeen hands high, was out of Pose by Cowden Lad (imp) who gained six Ist prizes brfore leaving Scotland and many Ist prizes in Victoria. Cowden Lad's sire was Old Scotchman, tho property of Mr John Kerr Moiton, dam Mr Eastin's (of Cowden) young prize maro Jean, by I'rince Royal, g.d, Blossom by Ben Lomond (nnp). Renfrew Jock's sire was the well known horse Eenfrew (imp), who {.ained two first ptizes as a year-old, 2 firsts as a two year old. When three yo irs he competed at tho Bcnfrcwshire Exhibition of Stallions held at Paisley against all horses, and was awarded the Duke of Hamilton's premium of 30 Suva. Ho gained tho Champion Cup at Ballarat on tho 18th Septeml i' 1862, and has beaten every horse that bai competed against him. Eenfrew Jockgainc Jfist prizo at Smeaton as a yearling and frit as a two year-old at the same place. Ir.-j1874 he was imported to Hew Zealand and was placed second against all comers at. Oamaru Show. Id 1875 he reversed tlie order and .was placed first in the aged class, atd took the Champion Cup for tho best entire on the ground. This performance bo repeated in 1870. In 1879 heyras first and champion at Timaru, Alfer that he was sold to tho Gcraldine Stud Company. His dam. Queen Bess, the property of G. Watson, Est]., is by tha| noted sire No Surrender, 197 N.SJ.B, No Surrender is by that great stallion, King of the Vanquisher, by Young Vaniiuiiher (imp,) When No Surrendor was last shown no wu awarded the Bon, Rhodes' prizo, 15 guineas, al Timaru, and also the Timaru A. &P. prize of 6 guineas simo day, beating both colonial and imported horses. His name and fame has been ringing all over tho Southern Hemisphere foi the last half dozen years, and on one occasion lie swept every thingfrom Dunedin to Christohurch, and it would be usolcss to expatiate on his career,or to montioii his success at the stud, and to note the famous gets that have sprung from him would be superfluous Queen Bess' dam is that popular Clydesdale maro Julia,the property of Aid. Dalgleish, Esq., Oamaru, sirs Scotland Yet, grand sireTrinoe of Walea imported fronl Scotland, dam Grey Gipsy, imported, In 1888, at Oamaru, Julia was third as a dry mart in aiing of eight splendid mares,'and in 1890 sho gained second in another large ring of really nice mares' the'pick of the wlule Oamarii district, this being the not?d district'in (he whole Can« terbury Province for Clydesdale stock. She also was'pardedo.ii the'samo 'day the A. & P. Society's'first prize as it mare, and two of her progeny. Queen Bess is an excellent model of a Cljdesdafq maje, She commenced iier proinier career as a yearling by taking first prize at Oamaru in a ring of 7 first class fillies, when Bhown as a two-year-old sho also gained the red ticket at tho same place, she was also awarded first at Timaru and first at Waimate shows. Thus showing Eenfrew Jnck to be descended from tho test Clydesdale blood in the vorld, and also from the greatest lino of prizo takers under the sun, these strains nave been espeoially selected for tho breeding qualities by the most successful brcoders in the Mother Country, as well as the Colonies, that judgment has been fully willed, Thus showing Eenfrew Jook to be tho most fashionably bred stallion Vas ever been placed aj the disposal l bf. breedors in this district,'ana 'breeder* should not miss such a welcomo horse. No better stallion stands in New (\nd his pedigree is unexceptional, Ho has beautiful action, an excellent temper, and a strong sound constitution. Eenfrew Jock took first prize as a yearling, and also first as a two year-old against the pick of tho South Island, : He will be limited to 25 mares. Every caro taken but no responsibility. Terms, £4, payable on Ist January, 1895. JOHN MAXWELL, ■' Proprietor, Homebush,