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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 7498, 18 October 1895, Page 4

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TO STAND TBIB SEASON AT MABAIKiKAHO STATION. nPHE Parc-bred o)ydeßda]eEntire BRITISH LYON Imported from Sootlandin 1886. BRITISH LYON is a dark dapple-bay hcrae and etands 17 hands high, with immense bone and plenty of hair, by «rgyle (2667). Vol VI.), dam Darling, by Prince cf Wales (673, Vol. I.), grand-dam Maggie, by Lochend champion (448, Vol. I.). BRITISH LYON has taken first honors at all the prinoipal show-grounds in New Zealand, and a list of his career can be seen on application. Terms—£7 7s, two or more Mares as per agreement. Jppf nP^ l3 PURE-BRED Jfll|li&pa AMERICAN V f*l geA JL. TEOTTBR KtifcTUCKY, By Berlin (imp.), dam Fanny Bell (imp). Terms— £6 69, two or more Mares as per agreement. TO RTJN WITH A LIMITED NUMBER OF M iREct jsgm nPHEWELSHPONY 1- INTIRS ■flßfri young U0M..81 Imported from Wales, and bred by Mb D, Motga.it, Radnorshire. Sire—The Flyer, dam by Young Rainbow. Is a very handsome, powerfully built dark - brown pony entire, five years old, etanda about 14 hands high on short, strong legs, with good bone and splendid trotting aotion. He was late the property of the femouß Welsh studmaster, Mr D. Morgan, Newmead, Disserth, Radnorshire Bisejrethe well-known Welsh pony The Flyer, winner of a prise in 1890 and two prizes at the Builth Wells show, 1891; grandsue Welsh Flyer, who as a sire was celebtated over the whole of Wales; g. erandsire Old Welsh Flyer ; g. g. grandsire Old Comet. YOUNG COMET'S dam, a fast trotting pony mare, by Young Bainbow, which was sold in Wales for £300, and was got by Bainbow, by King George, who was cold in Wales for £375 ; granddam by the noted trotting cob Eiddwen Flyer ; g. granddam by Young Telegraph, who was got by the famone Old Oomet out of an unbeaten trotting mare. Thus YOUNG OOMET inherits the fastest trotting blood in the principality of Wales, and traoes baok on both sides of his pedigree to Old Comet, who was one of the most celebrated trotting oobs of his day in the world. Terms £4 4a ; two or more Meres as per agreement. YOUNG COMET'S List ia now Full for the Season Maraekakaho Station, 14th October, 1895. Jmy HHHE JPUftE-BRED - jriiiSi ARAB TONY ENTIRE BfeTTEE DAIS Imported from India by the Hon. W. E. Paekbe. BETTER DAYS has a good record on the turf, and the following are some of his winning performances :— At the Poona Sky Race's, on August Oth, 1383, he won the Open Pony Bace, three- quarters of a mile, carrying 9st 71b and beating Suspense '(lOst 121b), Manderin (Bst 131b), and Bhimlan (Bet 71b), Arab ponies, and Bruiser, a country-bred who carried (8->t 131b). At the Armeduagar Races on the 16th August, he walked over for the Pony Derby, half a mile, frightening his opponents away. At the Nathiawar Baces in December of last year he won the Pony Plate of 350 rupees, carrying JOet Gib, beating Scandal (9st lib). At Calcutta Monsoon Baees, August, 1890, he won the Highover Plate, a bardic race for country-bred pouies 14 hani ; s and —dor, one mile, over six flights. In this ?."p«lia n«~ tfid m > J ° hn Bn)l (lOSt b , Oartoal (tat ifii), <*«»*. Tom-King (Hat 21b), and Pa C<* following him homo, his nearest attendant being six lengths off at the finish. At the eamo place, later on in the month, he won in hollow style the Kiddipur iruree, a handicap hurdle race for, all ponies, one mile, and in this event be carrie i list 71b to the front, FreeLanoe, a groy Arab pony with a number of oreditable performances, being the one to run second in a field of eight, carrying list to Wallajah (9st 41b) and winning several races. Little ttampson, an Australian pony who had carried as big weights ac 12st in some of his races, Sparks and Cardinal also ran. iais last winning performance was carrying lOst to victory in the Pony Plate, five furlongs, beating Lady Jane (Arab) Bst 31b, Unole Sam (Australian) Bat 81b, Minnette (Australian) 9st 101b, Light Wings (English) 9st 121b, Oherub (Auotralian) 9st 111b, Paruh (Arab) Bat 121b, and Ake &ke (Australian) Bst 91b. In this race it will be seen that ho ourried top weight, and the aooonnt of the raoe is short—" won easily." The Australian and English representatives, Minnotto and Light Wings, are winners of big races. From the above it will bo eoen that Better Days could gallop, and it was owing to the big impost put on him that Mr Westmacott. who acted for hie present owner, the Hon. E. Parker, wae enabled to purohase him. Terms—£4 4e; two or more Mares as per agr-oment. For particulars apply to THiC MANAGER, Maraekakuho Station. MMNffTOFS LIVER TONIC, AN AGREEABLE, EFFICACIOUS, ! STRENGTHENING AGENT, RELIEVES ALL INDIGEBTIOS DEBILITY AND LIVES COMPLAIN T3 GtTAEiHTBED TO OiBANSB THE SYSTEM FBOM ALL IMPUEE MaTIBB AEIBING FEOM AMY OADSH. li-g" It Effectually Removes HKAD&.OHE, DROWSIttESS, FLATULENCE, and the usual Uncomfortable SensatioDS oaused by derangements of the Liver and Spleen. SOLD EVERYWHERE. SPUING CLEANING ' SEND Your Carpets, Cnrtaino, Snits, and Dreeses to the STiSAM LACTJNDitY, flPiT.j ; TELEPHONE 249. ( Expiesd Kent fto Paroele. V

TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON Al HASTINGS, OMAHU, TARADALE MEANEE, OLIVE, AND HAVE- , LOOK DISTRICTS, ><3S& rr\H.n pureA BRED CLYDESDALE ENTIRE EARL OF SALISBURY, BRED BY Alt OH. McLEAN, Ebo., 1 GREENHILL. The EARL OF SALISBURY is t Beautiful Bay, rising five years, with all the 1 desired qualities of a Pure Olydesdale. He is by the well-known Marquis of Salisbury, dam Pride's Darling (611), imported from Viotoria by Mr John Trestrail. Pride's t Darling's sire was Cox's Pride of Scotland (imported), dam Fanny, by Both well (imported), &o , &o. Pride's Darling gained c First Prize at Dunedin Show in 1886, and b First Prize at the Taieri Hhow in the same year; also Firsts at Dunedin and Taieri Shows, 1887. in 1888 she gained First Prize at the Taieri Show. Took First Prize at the H.B. A. and P. Society's Show, 1893. . TERMS :~£s ss; £2 lOs on Ist January, 1896, balance when Mare% proves in Foal All owners of Mares at time of service to be responsible for all Fees. For further particulars apply to Exchange Hotel, Bavelook, or JOHN SIMPSON, Owner, Havelook. TO BTAND TH>S SEASON AT TARADALE. GREY HORSE A TCTN(x Seven years, 16 hands 1 inch, by Ring Quail, dam ._,| \__ji£t| Pet, by Venison (imp.) out ""-1 of Jenny, by Cumberland Here ia a horse of wonderful power, possessing good temper, hone and substance, oombined with activity, is considered by competent judges of horse flesh to get useful harness or cross-country horses Kinir Quail, by Yattendon, dam Quail, won during his racing career, Six Cups, Eight Handicaps, and other Races. TERMS. Single Marea, £2 10s; Grazing, ls6dPer Week. All possible care taken, but no responsibility. All Mares left with Mr Soußfield, Hastings, will be forwarded. All fees to be paid by January, 1896. Further particulars apply to 0. W. DAVIS, Taradale, H.B. TO STAND AT FRIMLEY. >rSS»« FTPHE Imported Suffolk Punoh MODEL. Terms— £5 5s Each Mare. Also, THE WELL-KNOWN HACKNEY STALLION RONALD. Terms— £4 4s Eaoh Mare. For Particulars apply to JOSEPH H. V7ILLIAMB; Oi. TOM DONALD, Groom in Charge, To travel thia season in the Districts of Puketapu, Taradale, Mosnee, Papakura, and Olive. Standing at othc% times at Owner's ttables, Omahu and Moteo, the Pure-brad Clydeodala Stallion— BLUE RIBBON, By Young Banker, dam Nannie McDonald (448), by Young Prince of Waleß, imported from Viotoria. BLUE RIBBON has gained first prizes atßarigiora,Christchurch, limaru,Oamaru, Dunedij, and second at Hawke's Bay. Terms : £4 ; Two or more Hares aa per Agreement.' Groomage fee ss. Payable at first Bervice For further particulars apply to M/P. EAIWHATA, MOTEO, Of the Groom in Chargg. /fa BLACK fflBH ROSE, )$i |P|| B y ANT EROS, DAM ROSALIND, THriLL TRAVEL FROM HASTINGS YY TO PET At B THIS SEASON. TERMS—Thoroughbred Mares, £6 6s ; Half-bred Mares, £4 4s. BONNY flP4| DUNDEE (LATE MONEBFORD) WILL TRAVEL FROM HASTINGS TO TARADALE THIS SEASON. TERMS—£4 4s, Payable Ist January, 1806. JOHN EVAWS, Owner, Hastings. All Marea missing last Season will be served this FREW, a minimum oharge £1 only made for Grasß and Expenses. : ■ THE BEST SEWING MACHINE IN NAPIER IS THH DAYIfc VERTICAL FEED. I HAVE ONE OF THE LATEST PRIZETAKERS (AT THE CHICAGO EXHIOTION) NOW ON STOCK. The Loading Firms in Napier uso them, viz—Messrs Neal and Close, Blytho and Co., and others. JAMES sTIAfiGE, COLE AGENT. MISS TREIIEARN HAS JUST RECEIVED, Direot from London, A FULL RANGE OF HER OELEBRATKD CORSETS, Suitable for Present Season. Also, Choiob Assortment of LADIES' WHITE HKIUTS, UNDEROLOTHING & H&NDKERCHIEF*, OttlLDteJfN'd BUN HATS, EONNJiTd, PMLLHSES, PINA- " ' FOftES, &a. termTTash. SILVERSTRKAM iiOHNAPPS < (ouystall bottles). Compare it with '. btttirdft