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Taranaki Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 11023, 14 September 1897, Page 4

TO ORCHARDISTB. / TT> RE VENT youi Prospects being IT Blighted by calling at TEED & CO. For a Oue SHiTnvg packet of Bordeaux Mixture 1 For Spraying Fruit Trees. i No difficulty is experienced in using Applied with|besfc results to Pear-Scab, Pear-Cracken. Leaf-Blight, Curl-leaf of Peach, Shot hole Fungus of Apricot, Tomato Blight and Rot, Raspbery Rust* Leaf-blight of Strawberries, Mildew of Apples, Melon-blight, &o. Prepared on ly at TEED 's Pharmacy. To be obtained through all Seedsmen in Is packets, with full directions formae.

R/lcEwen Bros. FOR BOOTS AND SHOES. INSPECT OUB STOCK AND COMPARE PRICE AND QUALITY BOOTS TO ORDER A SPECIALITY. IVlcEwen Bros.

TO STAND THIS SEASON AT TATTERSALL'S, NEW PLYMOUTH, and will travel if sufficient inducement offers — MfTIHE THOROUGHX BRED HORSE— VENDOR. XTENDOR is a fright bay, standing V about 15$ hands, with good power and quality, and good temper. His pedigee runs as follows :—: — ■ VENDOR. Confident I Resolution X « 1 I a Q ■ IM I U If go 5 <-> .2 E M Q_Z_j Vendor was a great performer when on the turf. He won thirteen races out of twenty-six starts as a 3-year-old. At v 5-year-old he won tan races out of eighteen starts ; and as a 6-year old he won two races cut of six starts. Vendor j proved that he could race, stay, and carry weight. He won tho- Flying Handicap at Turakina with 9st 31b, and won the Ladies' Purse at the same meeting with list 31b. He also woo the Winter Oats at Wanganui with 7st 3lb, Boulanger | second, and as the time was 2min 41^860 for the mile and a half, Vendor proved himself a first-class racehorse. He also ran a dead heat with Montrose 11. at the Wanganui Spring Meeting, carrying Bst Gib ; and won the Railway Handicap at Rangitikei with 7st 121 b, Foiton running second. Terms— Single mares, £2 2s. Two or i more mares as per agreement. Paddocking Is Od per week. Every care but no responsibility. J. WEST, b 125 TatteriallV, New Plymouth.

THB Celebrated Imported Trotting Stallion ALBERT VICTOR (By Albert W.— Victorine) Will travel New Plymouth and surrounding districts this season. Further particulars in future issue. a. DUNCAN, C/o M. Joneß, b!56 New Plymouth. TO STAND THIS SEASON. • tSSSta-Ksre-r/PnE THOROUvxI£. <^»^^ 1 BRED HORSESSISI ARMOURER. "~ i^^ i:!Sii " (Tnbal Cain— Seaahell.) ARMOURER will travel as follows :— MONDAY. — Ingiewood, via Junction Road, returning via Mountain Road TUESDAY. — In Town— M. .Tone* 1 stables. WEDNESDAY.— Stony River, returt Thubsday by the beach road. FRlDAY.— Waitara and back. SATURDAY.— In Town. FEE.— £3 3s ; two or more mares, the property of one owner, as per agreement. Papable by promissory note due Ist January. Gkoomage Fee, 2a 6d — payable at service. All Care taken, but no Resfonsibi mty. For further particulars Bee Cards. • P. MADSON, aBO 3 New Plymouth. EGMOIST LAUNDRY Mna H. J. F. FLORI'Y HAVIN(I had a series of lessons st the Lambeth Laundry, Auckland is now prepared to execute all orders entrusted to her in first-class style. Shirts Ironed and Glazed equal to new Hotels and Families waited on fororders Note the Address : QUIGLEY'ri OLD SHOP (Ne?fc Dr O'Carroll^) Devon BxsßEr New Plymouth.

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