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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4825, 14 September 1894, Page 1

[FOMEKLY M. CASELBEHG & CO.] INCORPORATED UNDER "THE COMPANIES ACT, 1882," CAPITAL, £IOO,OOO. DIRECTORS: MYER CASELBERG, Esq. A. W, CAVE, Esq. LIONEL CASELBERG Esq . Wm. Ht. HOSKING, M.D. s DAVID JOSEPH NATHAN, Esq. DONALD DONALD, Esq. : LOUIS JOSEPH NATHAN, Esq, WILLIAM BOOTH, Esq. CHARLES PHARAZYN, Esq, Baxkms: THE BANK OF AUSTRALASIA; Skorbtabt:D. M. McINTOSH; Souciiou: A. R. BUNNY Esq, Jlastertox. HEAD OFFICE., IYIASTERTON. BRANCHES-GREYTOWN, PAHIATUA, TENUI, CARTERTON, AND WELLINGTON AGENCY, BUTTER FACTORY, KOPUARANGA, AND CHEESE FACTORY, GREYTOWN. AGENTSFORThc Manchester Fire Insurance Company, I Imperial Insurance Company The China Traders'lnsurance Company (Ltd), | Phoenix Insurance Company The Association is prepared to make advances on Wool and Growing Crops and other Produce at Lowest Current Rites. RiLIID AND GKAY'S Famous champion Double-Furrow Ploughs & Diggers. PKACTIOALLY wo ir-ako nil that are used in New Zealand. Those Ploughs havo becomo a household word in this country, and our newly-designed SINGLE FURROW ANGLO-AMERICAN STEEL'PLOUGH, Has all tho merits which havo made our Double-Furrow so famous. Thoy are easy to draw autl easy to hold, and ate sold at an exceptionally low prico, • FORCE-FEED BROADCAST GRAIN, GRASS & TURNIP SOWERS 18ft WIDE. All Bteel - 551G ZAG HARROWS - All Ste<l OUR " EUREKA " DRILLS,

[ rJ \0 stand this seaJ 1 sou in the W Wairarajra District, tho purebred Clydcsdalo Stallion i Marquis of Sfiliybury, I (By lord Salisbury), For further particulars and terms apply to W.B. BUM, Opaki.

'ho Wairaropa and Forty Milo Bush for tho convenience of breeder, tho CoaohRobin Hood, By St. Albans, out ol a Trott* Mare Nellie; Nellie by Nottworth, Eobin Hood Btands 17 hands, with immonse muscle and strength. Good worker, aged C years, Terms as per agreement, For further Particulars apply to r A. JENSEN, Kuripuni, Maiterton. flbußh, the purebred [Clydesdale Colt Jtteuirew Jock By Benlrow Jook, dam Queen Bess, rising three years, was bred by George Watson Esq., Mastorton, nndjs a beautiful bay and stands 1G bauds high with immense power, lie is compactly built with plenty of hair and bone of toe right olean flat kind with plenty of oilky hair on his legs, growing in the right place, hanging straight from the knee to (ho ground. His sire Renfrew Jock, imported Hrom Viotorift as a four-year-old stood I seventeen hands higli, was out of Rose by Cowden Lad (imp) who gained six Ist prizes brfore leaving .Scotland and many Ist prizes in Victoria. Cowden Lad's sire was Old Scotohnian, the property of Mr John Kerr Moi ton, dam Mr Eaathrt (of Cowden) young prize mare Jean, by Prince ißoyal, g.d. Blossom by Bon Lomond (imp), I Renfrew Jock's sire was the well known horse Renfrew (imp), who gained two first prizes as a year-old, 2 firsts, as a two year old. When three ycirs he competed at the Renfrewshire Exhibition of Stallions held at Paisley against all horses, and was awarded the Duke of Hamilton's premium of 30 suvs. He gained the Champion Cup at Balkat on the 13th September 1862, and has beaten every horse that has competed against him. Benfrow Jook gained first prize atSmcaton as a yearliDg and firßt as a two year-old' at thosamo place. In 1874 ho was imported to Hew Zealand and was placed second against all comers at Oamaru Show. In 1875 he reversed the order and was placed firßt in tho aged olass, ar.d took the Oliainpion Cup for tho bcßt entiroon the ground, This performance ho repeated in 1876, In 1879 ho was first and champion at Timaru, After that he was sold to tho Geraldino Stud Company, His dam. Queen Bess, the properly of G. Watßon, Esq., is by that noted siro No Surrender, 107 N.Z.B, No Surrender is by that great stallion, King of the Vanquisher, by Young Vanquisher (imp.) Whon No Surrender was last shown he wai awarded tho Hon, Rhodes' prize, 15 guineas, at Timaru, and also tho Timaru A. &P, prize Ofiljuineilii mine diiy.fcatiug both colonial and imported horses. His name ancrafflP has been ringing all over tho Southern Hemisphere for the last half dozen years, ' andon ono occasion ho sweptovcrythingfrom. 1 Duncdin to Christchuroh, and it would be useless to expatiate on his career,or to mentioa his success at the stud, and to noto the lamous gets that have sprung from him ' would bo superfluous, Queen Bess' dam is ' that popular Clydesdale marc Julia,the pro--1 perty of Aid. Dalgloish, Ksq., Oamaru, sire Scotland let, grand siro Prince of Wales imported from Scotland, dam Grey Gipsy, imported. In 1888, at Oamaru, Julia was J third as a dry rnaro in a ling of eight splen--3 did mares, and in 1890 she gained second I in another large ring of really nice mores' 9 tho pick of tho whole Oamaru district, this B being the noted distriot in the whole Can» torbury Province for Clydesdale stock. She ' also was awardedon the same day the A, &P. ' Society's first prize as a mare, and two of her progeny. Queen Bess is an excellent model of a Clydesdaio mare, She comi menced her premier 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 she also gained tho red ticket at the same place, she was also awarded first at Timaft and first at -Waimate shows. Thus '" showing Eonf rew Jook to be descended from the test Clydesdale blood in the vorld, and '• also from the greatest line of prize takers - under tho sun, thoso Btrains nave been especially selected for the breeding quali- ' ties by tho most successful breeders in the Mother Country, us'well as tho Colonies, that judgment has been fully vorified, Thus ! e showing Bonfrew Jook to be tho most ■ f asha ionably bred stallion, that has ever been '. placed at tho disposal of breeders in this , district, and breeders should not miss such „ a welcome horse, No hotter stallion stands 6 :- M f;..1._.1 ™11:...4:....;,™.r: „ ceptional. Ho has beautiful action, on ox-: l cellent temper, and a strong sound consti- [! tution. Renfrew. Jock took first prizo as a h' yearling, and also first as a two yenr-old . against the pick of the South Island. He I, will bo limited to 23 mares, Every oaro n taken but'no responsibility, Terms, £4, „ payable on Ist January. 1895. . / JOHN MAXWELL, :K.