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Otago Witness, Issue 2203, 21 May 1896, Page 36

TJ E NFS E W ' KENNELS. AT STUD. The well-known aud highly-&ucces«fnJ, ronghcoated, sabl« and white Col'tie Kfi233SOClj. By Ch Young England (imp )— Duch>ss ll.' Fee, £5 53. RANNOCH'S breeding is undeniable, and his pedigree contains the stoutest and best winning blood in the United Kingdom. r He has never been beaten, except, when only 13 uiouthi old, by his own sire, and has taken the following prizes :— First, and Special Challenge Cup, Otago aud Southland Class, Dunedin 189J ; and at same Bhow was Second to Young Eogland for B-±sj Collie in show, beating such well-known per- } formers as Opawa Don, Hardwiok, Remuera { .Donald, &o. First, Open Class, Danedin 1895, beating First Shot, Don, Newmarket M«xim, ka. Firgt and Ci allenge Cup, Otago aud Southland Class, Dunedin 1895. Sunlight Challenge Cup, for Best Collie in ■how, Dunedin 1895. First, Invercargill 1895. Special for Best Collie. in show, Invercargill 1895. Having great substance and splendid bone, and being active and intelligent, he ought to {trove of grea& value to breeders. For further particulars, address J. H. JOWITT, 18s Box 314, Dunedin. m ItCYvi l&c»»eis OF BLACK CURLY RETRIEVERS. A FEW Good PUPPIES for SALE, by the Imported dogs Rewi and C. B. Nell. At Stud: EEWI REWI DRAKE (at present in quarantine). C. B. Nell in the best company Ins never teen unplaced ia England. Terms apply A. BARNARD, Wa North-east Valley, Dunefiin, FANOIERS^OOLUMN. The Otago Witness has been appointed the official organ for the publication or announcements of the Dunedin Fanciers' Club. THE KENNEL. [Fanciers and breeders of dogs are cordially invited, to contribute items to this column. " Terror " will endeavour to make his department js interesting and up to date as possible, hut in prder to do this he must have the co-operatiou of his readers; hence he trusts .this invitaiion will pc cheerfully responded to ] TERROR'S HOG REGISTER. <ft» AH entries for the above should i^v r — - *~% be addressed to " Terror, Witness jjfJli*! jL Office, " and he accompanied t# 6d j>j£]%irVte In stamps Particulars required m&smf&sdm& are breed, sex, markings, age, pedigwi, *how record, whether for aale ur not, fend price, and whfther for stud or not, and fee.' No extra charge will be mode for subsequent alterations as to ownership or particular as to show winnings.

. ANSWER TO CORRESPONDENT. Better writes :— Would you be 60 kind as to answer in your correspondence column the following : I have got two pups out of a spaniel setter by a spaniel dog. Noticing them getting very thin, I took special notice as to what th;*y passed, and Dn Friday night last one of them passed a worm 7or 8 inches long. They are three months old, aqd seem fairly at a standstill. They are fed on' bread broken up amall, mixed with well boiltd lico. Can you tell me th*. best thing I can give them to effect a speedy cure, also what 1/ should give them to eat, as I think they ought t'i be a bit larger. They are no trigger now than they were a month ago. The pupa have worms. After fasting for a day, give 10 grains of areca-nut iv milk, and write again telling me the age, when 1 will advise about diet.