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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4827, 17 September 1894, Page 1

[FORMERLY M. CASELBEHG & CO.] INCORPORATED UNDER "THE COMPANIES ACT, 1882.' CAPITAL, £IOO.OOO. DIRECTORS: MYERCASELBERG, ESQ. LIONEL CASELBERG Esq DAVID JOSEPH NATHAN. ESQ. LOUIS JOSEPH NATHAN, ESQ, A. W. CAVE, ESQ. Wm, Ht. HOSKING, M.I). DONALD DONALD, ESQ. WILLIAM BOOTH, Esq. CHARLES PIIAIIAZYN, ESQ Bankers: THE BANK OP AUSTRALASIA; Seciihtaiiy: D. M. MolNTOSlI; Solicitor: A, R. BUNNY Esq, Ma'stehton, HEAD OFFICE IHASTERTON. BRANCUES—GIIEYTOWN, PAIIIATUA, TENUI, CARTERTON. AND WELLINGTON AGENCY, BUTTER FACTORY, KOI'UARANGA, AND CHEESE FACTORY. GJIEYTOWN. AGENTS MRIlic Mnni'litslcr Fire Insurance Company, | Tlic China Trailers' Insurance Company (Ltd), | Imperial Insurance Company l'hicnix Insurance Company rho Association is prepared to make advances on Wool and Growing Crops and other Produce at Lowest Current Rites. RKID AND GMAV'w Famous champion Double-Furrow Ploughs & Diggers. Pli ACTIO ALLY wo irako all that aro used in Now Zealand. Tlicsc Ploughs havo liecomo n household word in this country, anil our newly-designed SINGLE FURROW ANGLO-AMERICAN STEEL PLOUGH. Has all the merits which havo made our Double-Furrow so famous. They we easy to <U*«w suul c'lisy to lioUl, and arc sold At an exceptionally low rrice, I'QIiCE-FEEL) UROADCAST GRAIN, GRASS & TURNIP SOWERS 18ft WIDE. All Steel - ZIG- ZAG BaJJROWS All Steel OUR " EUREKA" DRILLS.

fpO stand this skisou in the Wiurampa District, tlic purebred Clydesdale Stallion Marquis of Salisbury, (J3y Lord Salisbury), For further particulars nnd terras apply to W.B.BUICK, Opnki. 1)0 Stand this season, at Kunpuni, nnd to travel the Wairarapa and Forty Milo Bush lor the convenience ol breeders, tho Coaching Stallion, liobiu Hood, By St. Albans, out of a Trotting Mare Nellie j Nellieby • .... llobin llood stands 17 hands, with immense muscle and strength. Good worker, aged C years, Terras as per agreement, For Further Particulars apply to A. JENSEN', Kuripuni, Ma-:terton. TO stand thh season at Home bush, the purebred Clydesdale Colt Kentrew Joclc

By Renfrew Jouk, dam Queen Bess, rising three years, was bred by George Watson Esq., Masterton, and is ft beautiful bay and stands 10 bands high with immense power, Ho is compactly built with plenty of hair and bone of the right clean flat kind with plenty of oilky hair on his legs, growing in the right plaos, bunging straight from the kneo to tho ground. His sire lionfrew Jock, imported from Victoria as a four-year-old stood sovonteon hands high, was out of Hose by Cowdcn Lad (imp) who gained six Ist prizes brfore leaving Scotland and many Ist prizes in Victoria, Cowdon Lad's sire was Old Scotchman, tbo property of Mr John Kerr Moiton, dam Mr Easlin's (of Cowdon) youDg prize maro Jean, by frince lioyal, g.d. Blossom by Ben Lomond (imp). Konftew Jook'ssire was the well known horso Renfrew (imp), who gained two first prizes as a year-old, 2 firsts as a two year old. When three yews he competed at tho Benfrewsbire Exhibition of Stallions held at Paisley against all horses, and was awarded the Duke of Hamilton's premium of 30 sovs, He gained the Champion Cup at Jiallarat on tho 13th September 1802, and has beaten overy horso that has competed against him. Renfrew Jack gained first prizo at Smcaton as ft yearling and first as a two year-old at Ihosarao place. In 187'1 ho was imported to Hew Zealand and was placed second against all comers at Oaniaru Show, In 1875 he rovcrscd the order and- was placed, lirst in the aged class, and took the Champion Cup for tho best cntiroon the ground. This performance ho repeated in 1870. In 1879 ho was first oud champion at Timaru, After that he was sold to tho Geraldiue Stud Company. His dam; Queon Bess, tho property of G, Watson, Esq., is by that noted sire No Surrender, 11'7 N.Z.B. No Surrender is by that great stallion, King of tho Vanquisher, by Young Vanquisher (imp,) When No Surrender was last shown be wat awarded tho Hon, Rhodes 1 prize, 15 guineas, at Timaru, and also tho Timaru A. &P. prize of 5 guineas same day, beating both colonial and imported horses. His name and fame has been ringing all over tho Southern Hemisphere for tho last half dozen years, andon one occasion he Bwept every thing from Dunedin to Christchurch, and it would be useless to expatiate on his career,or to mentioa his success at the stud, and to note the famous gets that have spruDg from him would be superfluous Queen Bess 1 dam is ! that popular Clydesdale mare Julia,the pro- . perty of Aid. Dalgleish, Esii,, Oftraaru, airs Scotland Yet, grand siro Prince of Wales imported from Scotland, dam Grey Gipsy, imported,' In 1883, at Oaniaru, Julia was 1 third as a dry mare in aiing of eight splen- ; did marcs, Rod in 1890 she gained second ' in another large ring of really nice mitres' ! the pick of the whole Oamiiru district, this i being the noted district inthowholoCanterbury Province for Clydesdale stock. She 1 also was awardedou tho sanio day the A.&P. ' Society's first prize as a mare, and two of her progeny. Queen Bess is uu excellent model of a Clydcsdaio mare. Sheoom- , menced her premier career as a yearling by taking first prize at Oaniaru in a ring of 7 ' first class fillies, when shown as ft two-year-old sho also gained the red ticket at the. pamo place, slio was also awarded first at ' Timaru and lirst at Waimato shows. Thus ' showing Renfrew Jnck to be descended from the best Clydesdalo blood in the .vorld, and • also from tho grcatesf lino of prize takers - under the sun, these strains have been especially selected for tho breeding qualities by tho most successful breeders in the Mother Country, as well as tho Colonies, that judgment has bcoa fully verified, Thuß showing Renfrew Jock to ho the most fashS 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 bottor stallion stands f in New Zealand, and his pedigree is unex--8 ceptioDal. Ho has beautiful action, on ex: r cellcnt temper, and a strong sound consti- ' tution. Benfrow Jock took first prize as a yearling,' and also first as a two year-old 1 against tho piok of tho South Island, Ho will bo limited to 25 mores, Every caro token but no responsibility. Termß, £4, payable on Ist January. JOHN MAXWELL, Proprietor, Homebush,