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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLIII, Issue XLIII, 18 September 1909, Page 1

j DRESSMAKING! j • WEjhave plo.isuie j I " in aiunuaci g thu | we have secured th ■ j services J a , ir,.- J. Class , DRESSMAKER, to take charge of the above department, and ladies' desirous of the Latest Styles, combined with Quality, Workman_a.i ■).,.&. ' w iMieF, can rely on getting {J uis.'actL n vi. ■ -■■■--* "^7 A IfV. H. WiAI, I RICH -.1 > - O | TO _LET. "^HOP IN TEAFALGAR-BTREEI HOP IN TRAFALGAR-STREET Al*q: *t*wo X>OOMB. wo JXooms. W. TYREE. PHOTOGAPHRU PHOTOGAPHEJB, TRAFALGAR-STRUT. ■— . 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, waf I suffering agony with this complaint. I only gave him a few doses of Cham berlain's Colic, Cholera, and Diarr hoej Remedy, and he was soon well, and has not been troubled -since. 1 think this remedy should be kept in every home." For sale everywhere.* SEASON 1909 '^^^^ 1909 TO STAND AND TRAVEL THIS SEASON. In Motueka, Upper Moutere, Ngatimoti, Brooklands, Riwaka, and Surrounding Districts; and Takaka, if sufficient inducement off ers. THE RENOWNED PURE-BRED CLYDESDALE STALLION, CRAIGIEBURN Pedigree : _f-IRAIGIEBURJ{ is a beautiful dap\_J pie grey, with a mild temper and a great mover. It has been reek oned by competent judges tfcat he ' one, if not the best, yet bred i.i th colonies. Sire Craigiellachie, by Craigieva;, (imp.), dam Gipsy Queen, by Vanquish er, g dam Marchioness of Lome, by Lord Lome (imp.) g.g. dam Q'jieo of tho Bankers, by Young Bank-r^ (im ). Craigiellachie's dam, Flora McD irild, was one of the most auccessml show ring.mares in the colony, by Lord Kalis 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, Sire of CraigieburL 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 ever imported into the colonies. Craigieburn will serve a limited number of mares. , Terms as follcws : Season £3 3s ; payable at lst January, 1910. Half guarantee £2 2s. Payable on Ist January. 1910, and £2 2s when mare proves te be in foal. Groom's fee 5s at first service; Paddocks provided for mares from a distance at usual rtao. All due care will be taken with the mares, bat without responsibility. JAS. YOUNG, Owner, Blenheim. Groom in charge : F. Winter. SEASON lOOO^S^^ 1909 TO STAND AND TRAVEL THIS SEASON. In Nelson, Richmond, Brightwater, Wakefield, Ngatimoti, Upper Moutere, Waimea, and Surrounding Districts; also Motupiko and Wakapuaka, if sufficient inducement offers. THE PUREBRED CLYDESDALE STALLION, IVANHOE. Pedigree : IVANHOE is a beautiful bay, with great substance, superior action and quality all over, with a nice docile lew-: per. Ivanhoe's sire, Tasman by Duncan Gillies (imp.), Tasman s danv tj Moss Rose by Lord Salisbury (imp ), g "dam Bankers 1 ' Blossom (im)?.), p.g-. dan. Blosson by Kettie's Wallace (imp) Duncan Gillies by Baron Grant (imp. 2581 Vol. VI., dam Earl's Bonnie bj Earl' of Glasgow. Champion of Scot 1 land g dam Muir's Lad (imp.) Tasman as a yearling, was First at Dunedin, anc First at Blueskin. As a two-year-old First at Dunedin, Palmerston and Blue ' skin, and First ahd Champion Centra Otago A. and P. Shows, 1896, 1897 1898, and 1899. It will be seen by tht . t above pedigree that Tasman possessei j the purest strains of Clydesdale blood Ivanhoe's dam— Queen by Hard Times 'g i dam Queen of Quality by Ivanhoi ' (imp.) Queen was winner of four First! ahd one Champion Prize, 5 dam Queer I of Quality by Ivanhoe, winner of '. 1' I First and 6 Champion Prizes. Queen': sire by Extinguisher, out of the priw mare Pollie Pollie, out of Darling bj j Prince of Wales (imp.) at a cost, p: 1500 guineas. 'Darling,' bred by Mait I land Bros., Crescent, Otago, was a.Fi.s t Prize taker at various shows in Otagi and Southland. Hard Times won 11 t First Prizes and 6 Chanpionshij prizes. Ivanhoe has had a' siiccosfu f show record in Otago and Southhnd. Terms : £3 3s, payable Ist of Janu • ary, 1910. Half guarantees £2 2s, i.ay able Ist of January, 1910; and £2 2 . when mare proves to be <n foal. Gn • m*. : Fee ss, at first service. ( Paddocks provided for maras from : distance at usual rate. All care wit! the mares, but no resp">n«b?'ity. JAS. YOUNG, Owner, Blenbein-.