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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume LXIV, Issue 11246, 13 January 1912, Page 3

Wairarapa's Best Sale STARTS Wednesday (JANUARY 17th, 1912) AT McGruer's, Masterton's Favourite Shopping Centre. WATOH FOR SALE CIRCULAR. Sale! Sale ! Cyf| Only 7/6 Each. A ND GUARANTEED tj be equally efficacious ifliil JwJft 1 •&- ( in keeping " cold liquids icy cold" and jfj " tot liquids steaming hot " for at least 24 hours) 11 € ill a as any other make on the market. IT EXCELLENT FOR KEEPING miii " BABY'S FOOD" WARM. /Willi i\As J. V. Gordon, / jiii ; : J WB.P.S. (by exam.), nil Pharmaceutical Chemist, Hfiiw* I MABTERTON. Artistically Tailored Costumes. nnHE making of a Costume the abilities o: a tailor, because a E Costume demands the most pcienidc *nd accurate treatment. If you are having a Tailored Cosluma to wear in thi Auiumn aud AVinter months, don't take any risks—place your order with a tailor with an established reputation, and who has had an eit9nsive experience. We have made hundreds of Costumes and wa have givon satufastion to all our customers. We can please you. Orders are now baing booked, end there is a fine as3ortment of fabiijs available for selection. Alex. Donald, Ladies' Tailor, - - Qwesr»-street. Distinctly High-class Boots S / /siarc* rfIHESE Boots are dietinctly high claes, being made by §g fSb. -**- a celebrated British Manufacturer upon the mcst m j fashionable || 1 J,< k c navo en Particularly fortucate in M \ V'<wV n^3 purchase, considaring the scarcity of M <iii <*iy Ny * ne father in England. Each and || "^IH/^ 5 every boot, apart from being a revelation B n Ta l ue > comtites the desirable features ■ of sound materials, conscientious workmsn- M , sn ip ) a na" faultless appearance in a degree If 7a* that justifies a higher price than M 522/6, . I at which figure we offer them. They may be had in either TAN or BLACK jl Leather. Call to-day and Eesure " fcot comfort" for the warm weather. m B "Thp -fir WJT<9 s li (The Post Office B I the Feet." c aWLIVIUCAWI

sd&ajtiL npO Stand This &&&&, J- Season, the "TMBHtf Standard-bred Trot<Cy =^k PIRATE. Honesty (imp.)—Violetta (imp.) "OIRATE'S sire is the Great American JT Trotting Horse HONESTY, by Priam 1798, dam Western Girl, by Chieftain 721, grand-dam Dodge mare, by Jim Crow (Coburn's). Honesty was a chestnut horse foaled in 1877. He was imported to Melbourne from California about 1883. Hia record for the mile is 2min 25£ sec. Pirate's dam VIOLETTA (imp.) ia by Echo (son of Rysdyk's Hambletom'an), from Nita (by Sawyer's Hambletonian), from Betsy Austin (by Montreal, a Canadian pacer). Having been for several seasons etanding at the Hobartville stud, and mated with the very best mares in Australia, including Kentucky Maid (dam of Ostlerie), it will be seen that Pirate's credentials *re equal to, if not better then, any sire in New Zealand. PIRATE is the sire of a great nuaber of noted performers. He has a beautiful temper, and is perfectly quiet in saddle or harness. Pirate is a beautiful deep chestnut, standing 16 hands 1 inch high. PIRATE will stand the coming season at his owner's farm, Taueru. Asa limited number of mares only will be taken, early application is necessary. Terms, £3 cash; two or more as per agreement. Grazing free till mares are stinted. AU care taken, but no responsibility. For full particulars apply to the owner — G. R. GARRETT, Tavern. n|p§fiii capjada <") iHiii Finland—Alomini. jgTNANADA is a dark chestnut horeo stand\j ing 15.2*, having immense quality, combined with great substance and power, standing on a clean, wiry set of lega. Canada has a respectable record on the turf, starting in five races and winning three. His racing career was ended through an accident to hia shoulder. CANADA'S dam Alumini (1.1) is by Patron (5), Melbourne Oup winner, carrying 9st 31b. Finland (4), by Bill of Portland (26), eon of St. Simon (11) .from Fishwife. Finland is the sire of Bobrikofi, Lapland, Nyland, Vasa, Chief Lochiel. Holeanthus, White Cockade, Scotch Plaid, and other winnere. Bobrikofi won the G. G. Stead Memorial Cup, 1J miles, in 2min 7sec, carrying 9st; the O.J.C. Handicap, 1 mile, in Imin 39flec, carrying 9st; Auckland Plate, 1 J miles; the Porangahau Handicap, 6 furlongs, in Imin 14aec, carrying 9st 111b ; also important races in Australia last season. CANADA belongs to the No. 11 sire family, whose representatives include St Simon, Orme, Fisherman, Soult, etc. Good paddocking 1/6 per week. Mares will receive every attention and all reasonable care,, but no responsibility taken. Terms: £5 5s per mare; to be paid Ist January, 1912. Further particulars from— C. O'DONNELL, Upper Plain.

m lIIIII—I WWII Mi mil—Mßwm«nrim— Travel This Season JL in the Masterton District, the Purebred Clydesdale Stallion, DALWIUIR. fcire Dalmuib Peinoe (imp.), 11024, Vol. XXIII. DALMUIR is a dark chestnut, and stands 16 hands 3 inches high, well-balanced, evenly marked horse of great weight and substance, possessing rare good feet, pasterns, nice quality of hair, legs, and a great top. He is a tremendously straight level mover, and has the activity of a tip-top breeder, and a sure foal-getter. This horse's carthorse stock is selling well in New Zealand. Hβ is also one of the finest-tempered horses to be found. Hβ has many first prizes to his credit, and his stock are highly spoken of in the Clutha distrct. From his pedigree it will be seen at a glance that he is one of the beet, and his euperb quality will satisfy the most critical. His sire, Dalmuir Piince (imp.), is a great Show horse and also a great breeder. His performances read: —32 firsts and champions, 1 second and 3 third prizes. Fedigree: Ealmuir Prince (11024 Vol. XXIII), was bred by Mr John McDonald, Boquhanran Dalmuir, Dumbartonshire, Scotland, and imported to New Zealand in 1901 by Mr Wat eon Abram, Kelso. Otago. Sire, King Khama-* (10069, Vol. XVIU.) ; dam, Boquhanran Maid (11024, Vol. XXIII., page 30j, by Leading Star (6232, Vol. XL) G-sire, Merchant ! Prince (3839, Vol. VII.); g dam, Maggie, by Callender (4901, Vol. IX.); g-sire, Orlando (8022, Vol. XII); g-g sire, Drew's Prince of Wales (673); gg g sire General (332); g-g----g-g-sire, Sir Walter Scott; g-g-g-g-g-sire, Clydeboy (574). by Scotsman (754). Dam, Violet XI.; sire, Richmond, bred by Andrew Town, Hobartville, New South Wales, by Pride of Richmond, son of Gallant Scotchman (imp.J and Countess (imp) G-dam, Australian Maggie (imp.) by Mure Lad (imp.), from Glasgow Maggie (imp.). Was sold at McCulloch's Sale in Melbourne for 840 gas. Richmond's g dam, Glasgow Maggie, was of great substance and splendid quality. Gdam, Violet, bred on Moa Flat. Sire, Cranbourne. Cranbourne's sire was the famous horse Lord Salisbury (imp.). Mr R. Gawn's famous champion mare Queen of Quality is a full sister to Cranbourne. For further particulars apply to C. MoCULLOUGH, West Bußh-road, Masterto ' mO Stand This dmSSfai JL Season at Masterton, the Standardbred Trotting StalBELDON. Dy Wildwcod, dam May Beldon, by Judge Bcldon, dam May (both imported from America). JAY HELDON is a 6yr old brown horse, standing over 1(5 hands, and hns records of 2.27 for a mile as a '.'.n- old, a- d 2 23 mid 2.15 3-5 as a Syr old. He is level h , aded, and goes in open bridle; is possessed of Kood bone and constitution ana perfect feet Cute, a 2) r ol.i sired by Jay Beldon, won at last Ashburton meeting. This was the first of Jay Beldon's stuck to race. One of his progeny 18 months old, bred by J. D. Piper, Esq., of Hawke's Buy, was sold by that gentleman last May for the good sum of fi7gns to n. Maryborough buyer—truly a good price for Hii unbroken youngster For full particulars see cards, or apply to owner— B. MAXTED, Hfcfon-sfreeti, MaskQi'toa. '