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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXXXVII, Issue 11733, 10 September 1902, Page 8

For all mA f W**^ f^^l^T^T-T^r W -iik' High Crops. w^f I*^ I"'1^I 1^ I IJP Grade. ROOTS I ft Uiltnl A ▼ mJt"' jLA M^k.M^sa^'^Z^ INVFQTAfIFNT c^s ust season gave great satbsfaction. GRASS lIIIL.UI lIILill ■ .„ CUSTOMERS WSLL. ORDER AGAIfa. GRAIN I ~~ TESTIMONIALS are WORTH READING. 1i 2nd June, 1902. *4tb June, 1902. ORfiH ARD Mr' J# S> Mckay ' Manaia > writes— ' Mr. A. T. Has*iU, Manait, writes:— VliVriWl mm* (( Received the Special Turnip Manure in splen- "I have a very heavy crop of Turnips, put in ■— did order. -Used 1% cwt. to the acre and have a on December 13th with icwt. to tne acre ot your • first-class crop. Had 100 yearlings and 40 fat cows Special Turnip Manure, they ax* very sourf Win la WEn W for one month on 20 acres, not half finished yet." and will keep till September. I — — — : " =^ CATALOGUES, PRICE LISTS, etc., procurable from nil Stores and Produce Merchants, throughout the West Coast, W or from the MANUFACTURERS, m "HWfc Jis^^ Head omce-A,B cE Kx A sxK Eß x, N EW ZEALAND DRUQXOnPANY, LTD. Work^WEST^ Lo DfAHUHu. ON SALE —THE SUPPLY and AGENCY CO.. LTI>.. P> E c BECSKETT, Marton.

SHIES OF THE SEASON. | TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON, f SYL¥IA_ PARK. ATLANTA. Moonshine | Dainty Ariel (17) The Libei(H) Riddles-' Twilight sire of Athra worth Traducer (11) *-"** ■—I <2> * ' ■ J | j | ||f | s J si § § 4 I ST. LEGER (3) • Atalantis | Doncaster (5)" Hurricane Thorman Marigold Stockwell by (11) (3) go g; I 'if! .1 i « ■«. ■ a i si ir j i Ia • s fi oft s, ■ 1 « g £■■ 3 £ Q.a a a g SYLVIA PARK is the sire of Lasticg Silver Light, and Durable, the only three his progeny that have raced, and all ihret have proved themselves winners. SYLVIA PARK is half-brother to'Ervcina, the dam of the flying Mitralleuse; ;.lso, Teddy Yuille, Paddy, and Kariri, the trio who went to Australia, who all won races there, i SYLVIA PARK is a commanding horse, chestnut in colour, 16.1 in. in height, with i great bone and. substance, great girth, strong I hind-quarters, and measures well at all points. His performances axe well known. SYLVIA PARK will travel between WANGANUI and MARTON 'calling at TURAKINA on MONDAYS, MARTON on TUESDAYS, and the remainder of the week fyt Wanganui. i TERMS—Single Mares, £5 ss. Two vr more, the property of the same owner, ~' per agreement. "" Early application is necessary, r>s only a Limited Number, of Mares will be taken. Paddocking, 2/- a week. For further partioular-, apply— •P. CHAMBERLAIN, Groom in Charge. BREED TO THE BEST. THE AMERICAN TMPTING STALLION VOLA OLAIR (IMP.) To Travel Wanganui and Surrounding ' Districts. U I i % I a li I« - 51 II 11 a. "t ■ .18 H n si; £ * «? ■ •s a © .-So <* t i« 32 U -*% 3 &%£ B|o §: f|| | Jlsl fa Ills E3 O Q & 2S « , £So q> < * •UIVIO VIOA I VOLA CLAIR is a black horse, 17 hands I high, and weighs 1200 lbs. For want of | space, only three generations, of his spleni did pedigree is here given, enough to show that he has a douole cross of the mighty Electioneer,"" the greatest of all tr°tting sires, combined with thorou-hbred blood, par excellence. He is of commanding appearance and has beautiful action, his temper is so perfect that he is often driven by a lady. A fast, game, and level-headed trotter, having won races in good company. He has proven to be a sure foalgetter, ar.d nis progeny are uniformly large and of good solid co 1 ours. , . i i 4 TERMS: £4 4s, due and payable Ist Jam ary, 1903. ~... f , All care taken, but no responsibility lor accidents. For further particulars «"L™£-- ftl . WALTER BAGBY, Okoia.