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Lake Wakatip Mail, Issue 2089, 24 January 1896, Page 1

w AKATIPU XXXX AXE. J. R. guarantees his CELEBRATED ALES to be Wholesome and Invigorating. Brewed only from tl.e choicest Mat and Hops, with one of the best brewing water in the colony. BOTTLED ALES! BOTTLED ALES! BOTTLED ALES Having extensively enlarged his Cordial Factory, and obtained Valuable Recipes from one of the leading Australian firms, he is now prepared to supply a?rated waters and conlials of really SUPERIOR QUALITY at DUNEDIN PRICES. James Reid, BREWER, BOfTLER & CRATEDWATER MANUFACTURER, QUEENSTOWN. \0 STAND AT DAGG'S LIVERY STABLES, QUEENSTOWN, TRAVEL THE WAKATIPU DISTRICT, THE CARRIAGE STALLION, "manager;' by " Orplieus;J(imported), dam "Rose," by " Bay Camden '' out of a " Towton " mare. " Manager " is a dark bay, with b ck points, and has pot an unbeaten record in the Show ring, having taken a firat prize at Christchurch and at Timaru as a yearling and first prize .it Christchurch r«s a two-year-old against fi.urtei-n (14) competitors Okpiiecs was imputed from the celebrated Oldt-nburgh stud, Germany, which has lately taken over 400 prizes and medals in Europe and America. He is the true type of a Coaching Stallion, and is, in fact, the best specimen to be seen in this hemisphere. TERMS 3 guineas. Groom's fee, ss. " Manager " being a three-year-old, will serve only a limited number of mares. Further Darticuiars from C. D. DAGO, Proprietor. mo STAND THIS SEASON. 1 IN THE WAKATIPU DISTRICT The 'l'lioroii.hbred Stallion, I L \ r i-: U 31 A Ji K Kii , -C!:uliatL r Tin' H'tri'ti, or X'licio Kuseliu ' "mliator 7.:\ hi 11 I'm' i'tovost I.ytinn I'Ki'ij-oifiitiarv < >ii\ K i-iiiiiN Wiirzel i nam Amicttee |» ;) |, ji;an inare Sult-an l,l( ' 0l! ! Trampoline Clare ,v. 1 „ •,,, ! Sultiu. I i-g s; ® *ulilfc.o« Cobweb •r rt I 1 s - £ | , , ; Sanbcck X- S'• • r!:0ll,; J»ario]ettes . Calton " ,aiie O Neil mare „ . . ! Kowton ucccipt Sai>i mare .... . . Sir Hcrculus liinleatchcT : ( ; ui , t . io |i „,. . : Economist M " ,,la ; Miss I'ratt ~ ,_ , U.:iitundorf Koyal oak. or i » rhuette l'liv.-i'.-iuii ; Ix ~ IMence civp..on J stumps | I'.oval Oak, or ; i*ii v-i'.-iiiu * Nuncio i;j accepted as sire. P:-:i;:'oi:.w.imcks: —At two years old, l.e w■ li Welcome Stakes, beating Gipsy King. Scctaut, and 8 others. Time for 4 furlongs, 48 sees. Hestarted six times, won twice, and was placed 4times. —At 3 years old, he started 13 times, winning 4 times, placed 7 Mines, and unplaced twice. He won Forbury Handicap, at Dunklin, mile?, in 2min. 14isecs. ; Publican's Handicap at Duntdin, 7 furlongs, in 1 min. sees.—At four years old he started 4 times, winning Qneenstown Cup,2 miles, carrying Oat 31l>. in 3 min. 40 sees. ; and Stewards' Pursa, in Christchurch, 6 furlongs carrying Sst 41b, in 1 min. In sees. Silvermark was considered to lie one of the fastest two-year-olds in New Zealand, and as a three-year old he was, up to miles, the fastest horse in the South Island. His dam, Rupee, has thrown us such good performers as Spade Guinea, Apropos, Exchange and Merry England. TERMS—Single'mares, £3 3s; and liberal arrangements made for two or more mares. Payment by promissory note, signed at first service, due January '2lst, ISIKJ. Oroomage fee, ss, pa> able'at time of service. | JA'-l maresJcominu Jfrom a distance, will be provided, free of chame, with a good English grass pad'lock with plenty of water. The services of the horse may be obtained at my fiii in, Flat, ,or at Queenstown. Every caie taken but no re sponsibility incurred. For further particulars apply to E. MONSON, Queeustown. IIIJVKTANT TO NET7RAUIIA PATIENTS.— U I have recommended Baxter's Anti-Neu-ralgic Pills to several sufferers from Tie Doloreaux, Toothache, etc. In all cases they have afforded relief, and in some casea the cure has been immediate."—Rev. J, Withington. Extract " Book for Every Home.''