!Mrs L. Peters, Miramar, Wellington, N.Z., says: "I can safely recommend Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera, and Diarrhoea Remedy to anyone suffering from pains in the stomach. A few days ago my little boy, aged six years, was suffering agony with this complaint. 1 only gave him a few doses of Chan; berlnin's Colic, Cholera, r.nd Dinrr " hoea Remedy, and he was suon well, arid has not been troubled since. I' think this remedy should be kept , in ( *wry home." For sale everywhere.* [_ SEASON 1909 w3fll& 1909 TO STAND AND TRAVEL THIS SEASON. In Motueka, Upper Moulere, Ngatimoti, , Brooklands, Riwaka, aud Surrounding Districts; and Takaka, if sufficient , inducement offers. THE RENOWNED PURE-BRED CLYDESDALE STALLION, CRAIGIEBURN ; Pedigree : CRAIGIEBURN is a beautiful dap- i pie grey, with a mild temper | and a great mover. It. has been reck- ; oned by competent judges that he I one, if not the best, yet bred hi th- ; colonies. r ! Sire Craigiellachie, by Craigioa. • j (imp.), dam Gipsy Queen, by Vatuvuisn , ! er, g dam Marchioness of Lome, b% | Lord Lome (imp.) g.g. dam Q.i>en of I tha Bankers, by Young Bankir^ (im ). i Craigiellachie's dam, Flora McD mid, was one of the most successtul show , ring mares in the colony, by Lord Salis- | bury, dam Nellie, by Emperor, dam , Kettie by Blackleg (imp.) from Victoria, ( etc. . Craigievar (imp.), by Old Times • dam Maggie by Prince of Wales, etc '• Craigiellachie; Siro of Craigieburt i commanded the highest price for ar. sire ever imported into the Australia! j colonies. Craigieburn has had a- shov \ record second to none in this Dominion. See record. The above will show that he is descended from the best blood 1 ever imported into the colonies. Craigieburn will serve a limited number of mares. Terms as follows : Season £3 3s ; payable- at Ist January, 1810. Half guarantee £2 2s. Payable on Ist January, 1910, and £2 2s when mare proves to be in foal. Groom's fee Ss at first service. Paddocks provided for mares from a distance at -usual rtao. All | due care will be taken with tho mares, : bat without responsibility. ! JAS. YOUNG, Owner, Blenheim. Groom in charge : F. Winter. i . . SEASON 1909 1909 TO STAND AND TRAVEL THIS SEASON. In Nelson, Richmond, Brightwater, j Wakefield, Ngatimoti, Upper Moutere, Waimea, and Surrounding Dist ricts ; also Motupiko and Wakapuaka, if sufficient inducement offers. THE PUREBRED CLYDESDALE STALLION, , IVANHOE. Pedigree : IVANHOE is a beautiful bay, with Treat substance, superior action and quality all over, with a nice docile tern-' ' per. Ivanhoe's sire, Tasman by Duncan Gillies (imp.), Tasman's dam by ! Moss Rose by Lord Salisbury (imp ), g ' dam Bankers* Blossom (imp.), g.g-. dam Blosson by Kettie's Wallace (imp ). Duncan GiTlies by Baron Grant (imp.) 2581 Vol. VI., dam Earl's Uonme by I Earl o£ Glasgow. Chamoion of Scotland g dam Muir's Lad (imp.) Tasman, las a ycarl ; ng. was First at Dunedin, and j First at lSlucsUin. As a two-year-old, ! First at Dunedin, Palmerston and BlueBkin, and First and" Champion Central : Otasc. A. and P. Shows, 1896, 1897, - 189-. a.'.. 1 1899. It will bo seen by the - above pedigree that Tasman possesses the purest strains of Clydesdale blood. j Ivanhoe's dam— Queen by Hard Times, I g dam Queen of Quality by Ivanhoe '. (imp.) Queen was winner of four Firsts iind one Champion Prize, g dam Queen of Quality by Ivanhoe, winucr of .14 First and 6 Champion Prizes. . Queen's siro by Extinguisher, out of the prize mare "Tolli- -_*ollie, out o£ Darling lay Prince of Wales (imp.) at a cost of 1500 guineas. Darling, bred by M-it land Bros., Crescent, Otago, was a Fi;st Prize taker at various. shows m Otago and Southland. Hard Times won 10 First 'Prizos and 6 Chanpionship prizes, Ivanhoe has had a successful show record in Otago and SouthUud. Terras: £3 3s, payable Ist of January, 1910. Ealf guarantees £2 2s, lay able Ist '-of January, 1910; and £2 2s when mare proves to be m foul. Gr. • th'? Fee 65,- at first service. Paddocks provided fr-r maris from a distance, at usual rate. .. All care with the mares, but no respimibfMy. i ' JAS. YOUNG, Owner.. BlenMnv ,
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLIII, Issue XLIII, 15 September 1909, Page 1
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