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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4860, 25 October 1894, Page 1

ires n L S» WfSWK S9E gas® sassse S=32E Now Dresses Now Prints New Cropons New Sateens IN EVERY DEPARTMENT Uray now be seen oiir magnificent variety of SPRING AND SUMMER NOVELTIESDresses New Muslins i*r„ m _ JAMES SMITH, New Muslins New Drills New Blouses New Costumes New Jackets New Gloves New Hosiery New Laces TetoHoiise Now Sunshades New Bonnets New Flowers Now Trimmings WELLINGTON.

T i, the well _ .Remington Terms-Single marea sguineas each,two or more inares the bona fido property o! the Bender at reduced prions, • Good paddodking provided for mares without oharge till notice for wnmuni <° _ Evorv oare taken, but no responsibility incurred, For tabulated pedigree or other particulars apply to the owners, UO serve mares this season at MartinL borough and Lower Valley, the thoroughbred horso ILeilie, LETHE is by Cadagon (imp) Cam Siesta by rraducer.(imp) out of Hammock (imp), For tabulated. pedijjreo please apply to the owners, Lothe is a beautiful brown color, standing 10 hands high, Terms-Single marea 4 guineas each, a fair reduction will be made for two or moro mares, ths boLa fide property of the sender. Good paddooks provided for mares free of charge till notico of removal is given, Evory care taken but no responsibility incurred. For further particulars apply to the iO stand this season tho purebred ClydesdaloPremler, Salisbury, dam Minnie; Lord Salisbury Young Conqueror; grandsire Old Conqueror ; g, grand sire, Renfrewshire Jock; g.g. -grand-Biro, Lotty; g.g.g, grand sire, b'ancy; g.g.g.g. grand sire, Old Clyde. Dam Barling by Tintook, sire of young Conqueror, was bred by Mr MoAndrew Logins, Lord Clyde. Lord Salisbury was a purebred Clydesdale, and was bred by Mr Cunningham, Tarfteoodo, Dalbettie. Dam Minnie was imported by Mr Kitohen at a cost o! 600 guineas; PBEMIEB Fill stand this season at Woodvillo. Terms—£4 per maro, For two or moro mares, terms as per arrangement, Every care taken, but no Milt Pride of SstratliHmove, ±>j «.vuuyuianci —muasuuit JJIOSSOm DJr Lord Beaconsfiold, Will stand at Martinborough and Lower Valley tho ourrent sea« sod. This colt has furnished magnificently, and is now one of the handsomest horses in the Island. Prido of Strathmore will bo at Papawai, Greytown, every Monday, returning to Martinborough on Tuesdays, Paddooks provided for mires freo of ohargetill notice of removal is given. Every care, but no responsibility. Full particulars from the owners. TILSON & MaoFARLANE, mO Stand this season,'at J. Kunpuni, and to travel he Wairarapa and Forty 'Milo Bush for the convenience of breeders, the CoiOHNO SIALMON, Robin Hood, By St, Albans, out of a Trotting Maro _ Nellie; Nellie by Nottworth, Robin Hood stands 17 hands, with immense muscle and strength, Good worker, aged C years. Terms as per agreemont, For Further Particulars apply to A, JENSEK, Kuripuni, Masterton, WO stand this sea I*. X i son in tho by Jf| ra i raril l' a District, tho purebred Clydesdale Stallion iViarquis of Salisbury, (J3y lord Salisbury). For further particulars apply W. B.BUICJI, SIRES OF THE SEASON. . Derringer. Ascot DERRINGER, winner of the Sylvia Park , Stakes, by MUSKET-ROSALIE, by Patnaroh, by Yaltendon, Days of Old (imp) by Irish Birdcatcher. A SCOT (the largest boned Thoroughbred jIL Sire in thoDistriot) sire of NORTON (Grand National Winner), Monte Carlo,and other winners; by Kelpie (imp), sire of FIREWORKS, NEWBOLD, MAID oi HONOR, eto., dam The Thorn, by the BARB (winner of the Melbourne and two Sydney Cups), from Brown Duchess (g.d, of the great horse ABERCORN), Clove (imp.) These high-class Sires will be limited to 80 mares each,at moderate fees,with special terms to owner using both, Good paddooks provided free till stinted. Every care taken, but without responsibility, When required, mares must be paid for before delivery. For full particulars, breeding and performances, circulars, whioh may be had from the J. 0. HAYWARD, Nngfjet, This l'avourito Farmer's Sire will located at Belvedere Road dnricg the present season, and travel to Gladstone and suiroundtog districts where sufficient inducement offers, Nugget's stock aro always In demand, because they are good honest natural workers, aotive, quiet, easily kept, and managed. They aro frequently at work from 2 years old. Hid stock from light mares.are so much thought of that £2O and £25 is not an uncommon price to be offered, and then they can't bo bought, As a sire of general useful stock, Nugget has a deservedly, high obaraotcr, and is recommended with confidence to those breeders who may require horses for trap Work, cart or any description of farm work. ' .TERMS—Single fee,.L3, payable by P.N., nue 31st Januaiy, 1886. Every oare taken, but no responsibility mouned. For further particulars apply ' EDGAR MASO'I Or H.B. MASON, Gladstone,