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New Zealand Mail, Issue 1190, 21 December 1894, Page 26

RIMU COLLIE KENNELS. AT STUD. CHAMPION YOUNG • ENGLAND (imp.) BE hss been awarded the prize for the JBest Collie in New Zealand, and has previously won trophies for the best dog in the shows at Christchurch and Dunedin. The following bitches are in whelp to him, and their progeny will be for distribution : CHAMPION MOSTON DOLLY (imp.), by Champion Edgbaston Fox, ex Moston Surprise. CHAMPION ORMSKIEK STELLA (imp.), by Edgbaston Excelsior, ex Ormskirk Fanny. RIMU MERMAID, by Champion Laird of Shernbourne, ex Champion Moston Dolly. R. WARE, Christchurch,

AT STUD. /pHE lately-imported Kough-coated Collie -*• NEWMARKET RUFF, by Great Gun, one of the best collies in England, and out of Newmarket Gem, a noted bitch. Stud fee £7 7s. Apply to NEWMARKET, Box 95, Post Office, Wellington.

COLLIES—WINNERS AND WORKERS. Harrison and horrax have for sale two SABLE and WHITE DOG PUPPIES just out of quarantine, by the celebrated show and prize worker Roy XVII., by Champion I Christopher, ex Flora IV., by Claverhouse,the latter by Champion Charlemagne, ex Hasty, by Champion Carlyle. The pups are out of Holmwood, by Scotforth (winner of over 60 first prizes) ; age of puppies just 7 months, ready to train. AT STUD. HU ED WICK, A prizewinner every time shown, including Ist at Melbourne, Auckland, etc. Fee, £5 ss, guaranteed. Also some beautiful puppies by Herd wick. Apply, HARRISON and HORRAX, Karon, Wellington. NNEL CLUB DOG SOAP. FOR SKIN DISEASES PECULIAR TO DOGS. DESTROYS FLEAS and PARASITES IMMEDIATELY. ALLAYS IRRITATION OF THE SKIN AND REMOVES SMELL. TESTIMONIAL. To Mr Woods, Cuba street, —In compliance with your request I have given the Kennel Club Pog Soap a thorough trial, and can honestly say it is the best I have ever used. My showing record extends back to the early seventies, during which time I have tried all the soaps in the market. I have prescribed it ill two or three bad cases of mange that have been brought to me, it quickly eradicated the parasite, leaving the skin soft and healthy, and on which the hair was soon renewed. The soap lathers freely, has great cleansing properties, and at the same time is not strongly alkaline or caustic, for , unlike most of the dog soaps, its use leaves the coat beautifully soft and with its natural gloss. I may say that I used the soap for Herd wick and Honesty before they went to Auckland and Hawke’s Bay and Palmerston shows, and no doubt it helped them to score first prizes at all places, besides specials. You are quite at liberty to use my name in recommending the soap to any fancier, as I am confident it will give the utmost satisfaction. Believe me, etc., —J. Hokrax (Messrs Horraxand Harrison, Karori). Procurable only at WOODS’ CHEMIST, CUBA STREET, Price ONE SHILLING. Will forward to any part of the Colony on receipt of 12 stamps. FOR SALE.—A Clumber Spaniel dog, thoroughly broken (sire, H. D. O Callaghan's Jock ; dam, Mr Morris’ Moor Belle), price £3 10s Apply A.8.C., Box 265, GP.O., Wellington.

THE KENNEL NOTICE. OFFICIAL CALENDAR. The New Zealand Mail ha 3 been Appointed the Official Organ of the Wellington Kennel Club and all Official Notices will be inserted therein from this date. A. W. J. COOK, Hon. Secretary. August 20, 1894. Stud Visits and "Whelpings will be inserted under the Kennel Notk3 in the New Zealand Mail for ONE SHILLING each insertion. For Sale advertisements, &c., not exceeding six lines, 2s each insertion. The Kennel Editor will be pleased to answer, through 'this column, any question as to canine diseases, or disorders, or any inquiries on matters generally d-.a ing with dogs. Items of general interest to dog fanciers will at all times bo acceptable, and our readers are invited to forward any information to the Kennel Editor, New