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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXXIII, Issue 11388, 2 October 1891, Page 4

Stud Hosres. TO STAND THIS SEASON IN THE WANGANUI DISTRICT, ■rffrfSSgi Tho Clydesdale BnK/P lord onslow. Further particulars in future issue. RENDELL, WATSON & CO., Proprietors. 0 STAND THIS SEASON IN THE W4.NGANOI DISTRICT. >555& The Clydesdale oi5ML KiiirG of the Further particulars in future issue. RENDELL, WATSON & CO., Proprietors. TO STAND THIS SEASON IN THE WANGANUI DISTBICT. y'Z'^a The Clydesdale •«&*t^^f the McGregor <s£=j?ir-5 £=j?ir-" l t«^4»^ Further particulars in future issue. < RENDELL, WATSON & CO., Proprietors. TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON IN THE WANGANUI DISTBICT. . Sfc. James, winner of the DnaedinCup in 1889, is by the imported sire Leolinus, dam of Pnngawerewere, winner of the Dunedin Cup in 1875. She is also dam of the following noted racehor3es- -Katipo, Tetford (winner of the Wanganui Cup), Krupp, Rrigadier, Tranter, Craokshot (winner of tho Napier Handicap, 1890), and many other celebrated racehorses. RENDELL, WATSON & CO., '■''- Proprietors. rpo TRAVEL THIS SEASON IN THE JL WANGANUI DISTRICT. RENDELL, WATSON & CO., Proprietors. rno STAND THIS SEASON. ■ sfgitu*' The Setland Pony sams °N, Ws^»&a^F By LORD VERNON. Samson took First Prize at the Wanganui Shows of 1889 and 1890. He is a sure foal-getter. - Fees— Single jnare^JSl 10s. Two or more as per agreement! Cfriarantees, ■£& Paddo iking provided at la per week 7 . * All care taken, but no responsibility. For further particulars apply to JOHN WILLIAMS. TO STAND THIS SEASON ■AT FLEMINGTON LODGE. (^ffi^^Oj'By Kelpie, dam The naiiT n rji..fl]foi/il guineas. Paddocking free. S. POWELL. TO STAND THIS SEASON IN THE WAVERLEY DISTRICT. jc£?%& The. Thoroughbred *cS-4SE» PTJBIRI. For further particulars apply to M. F. BAIED. Owner. •\\O STAND THIS SEASON IN THE JL WANGANUI DISTRICT. MThe Thoroughbred SOU'WESTER. Full particulars :in future issue. G. F. WALKER. TO TRAVEL TBIS SEASON INTH WAVERLEY DISTRICT. A^J*i§Rffi&. e Clydesdale «i|||jj|||ir STANLEY, For Pedigree and further particulars, apply to the owner. JOHN JOHNSTON, WavorliJ} rpO STAND THIS SEASON AT X WAVERLEY. / gA The Thoroughbred Puririi V red by , Henry Redwood, Esq., by Towton, dam Waimea, by Sir Hercules, dam Flora Mclvor, by Immigrant, dam Cornelia, by Grasshopper; Mantdn by Soothsayer ; Towton by Melbourne, dam Cinizella, by Touchstone (vide New Zealand Stud Book). Puriri took Governor's gold medal, Champion, and three First Prizes at Wellington when last shown in 1889. He is the sire of Forester, Escapade, Rufus, and many others, last season being credited with seventeen winners. As a sire of hacks, the records of Hawke's Bay, Palmerston, and Egmont Show prove that he is second to none in New Zealand. F. M. BAIRD, Hawera ; Or Groom in charge, Waverlev. ■VT ATANATA DIARRHCEA, Vomiting, and general sickness are frequent complaints with females, and the sufferings of some are very terrible. Sister Mart Joseph Aubebt has during her 30 years' experience, had numberless cases brought before her, and has been most fortunate in the experiments he has made with New Zealand vegetation, in discovering a most valuable remedy to counteract these effects. Nat an ata is a purely vegetable preparation, and has given most wonderful results. It is a splendid mfidicino for infants, and to use the Rev. Sister's own words, sho says, many babies have been brought to me reduced to little skeletons after protracted vomiting and Diarrhoea, and wore restored to perfept health after two or three weeks. N'atanata is highly recommended to ladies during prajjnancy.and only requires constant use to give most beneficial results. Every mother likes to sue hor children grow up strong and healthy, and here is a medicine which should be in every household, and which can bo used for all female ailments, and the mauy troubles attending weaklj childron. Ellesmere, July 29th, 1885. Dear Sistbr, — Will you bp so kind a to send me a little more of youi natanata It has made a wonderful change in m child, who is fast recovering. I sbal •? never be ablo to thank you enough. E. Bowden. Napier, June, 1879. Dear Sister,— Your jWatanata has saved my child ; he is getting quite strong and fat again. Would you let me havo a little more for the child Of a friend of mine, who has been suffering for four months as mine did, and is, as mine was, t educed to a perfect skeleton. M. McCornish. Tanpo, June 6, 1880. Dear Sistee, — I am happy to let you know that I am quite another womanYour medicine has done a world of good I can now eat well, sleep well, and work as hard as ever. I can scarcely believe it aftor my long yearr of suffering. M; CIUS.R.