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Wanganui Herald, Volume XX, Issue 5744, 14 October 1885, Page 4

NEW PRKMISES. STYLES THJi WANGANUI TOKNITURE AND CAEPET WAREHOUSE, VICTORIA AVENUK. T'ON^LD ROSS Z *..... ~ PROPRIETOR. DONALD ROSS, in announcing the ai ove Change of Premises, cordially thanks his numerous Customers for their very liberal Patronage and Support during the last 18 years, and hopes for a continuance of the same in his New Premises. He has now on show a friagnificent Assortment of all descriptions of FURNITURE j CARPETS j HANGINGS MIRRORS I ORNAMENTSj BRIC-A-BRAC Of the Very Latest Designs, The Extensive SHOW-ROOM Ia now ujpen, and the public are cordially invited to inspec the contents, which will be found equal to the demands of all classes, PKICES STRICTLY MODERATE. QUALITY GUARANTEED.

PRELIMINARY NOTICE \mMi W^V'^'pO'i/jf^ To travel this Season in \&¥&J Wanganui, Kai Iwi, fit VJvfeSf Waitotara and Nos. 1 l-s»&?BE^g2sisS3!? and 2 Lines, The Celebrated well-known Horse, QIR . WILLIAM WALLACE. fs — f «-—- - further particulars in future notice. ROBERT ROSS, Rutland dtables, Wanganui. CELEBRATED AMERICAN TROTTING , STALLION. The Celebrated American Trotting Stallion, "O I L L ELM, Will be at the service of breeders iv Rangitikei and Manawatu this season a3 under :— Marton, calling at Bulls, every Saturday ; at Palmerston, every Tuesday afternoon and forenoon, going through Saudon and Awahuri ; the remainder of the week at I'ukehoe, where good paddocks will be provided free for one month, after which period a charge of zs per week will be made. Evei y care taken but o responsibility. Teems (to the times)— Single mares, £3 ; two or three mares, £1 10s each ; four or moremares,as per agreement with the owner. AU faes must be paid by ti e Jst .Febru ry, 1880. DjNALD FR <SER, Projrielor, Pu>,ehoe, Lower Rangitikei. NATATOR. The Aramono stud Com&<Hl> pany's Thoroughbred if Vy® fivs/ ~*kT" ATA*T OTi Will stand this season at Aramoho and Messrs Moore and Curries Station, Kai Iwi. Teems— Single mi.res, £6 6s ; two, £i 10s ; three, £4 ; six, £3 36s ; ten, £a. Paddocking free for one month ; after that 2s per week. i'or further particulars, apply to JOHN WALKER ; < r to 3. F. WALKER. To travel between Waverley and Hawera, the Purebred Clydesdale "O X C H A' N a E, Sire Young Banker (imported), dam Blossom by Hero (impm-ted) Particulais see cards. Terms— £3 10s ; two 01 more, as per agreement. Grooniiige 2s 6d payable first service, i'ees to be paid on Ist January, Ibß6. W, H. ANDERSON. /iffik^-^ 'vEfe, PRELIMINARY NOTICE. The purebred 4-j ear-old ' Clydesdale Entire Horse 1 /^[J~yyW_ f^ MIEFTAIN, Will stand this season, turther particulars in future advertisement. s^fato. To travel this season be /<f J V-*r~— syUsls® tween Whenuakura and IK*^'^ MaxweUtown. F^SliT^' " The Purebred Clydesdale KN O O X D O N. A bright bay, ri«ing 8 years old, muscular, active, and showing hair of the right description. He is by the renowned sire Knockdon (imp.), dam Princess, by Emperor (imp). Knock don's family on both I sides are amongst the principal prize-takers at Society Shows in Scotland, and Knockdon himself won first prize as a yearling at Timaiu Slow, first as a two, and first as a three-year-old ai Wanganui Agricultural Shows, and first against aU comers at Patea Agricultural Show. Terus— £3, single mnres ; two or more, as per agreement. JOHN JOHNSTON, Owner, Waverley. TO SERVE MARES THIS SEASON. The Thoroughbred Horse \ R M A M E JST T, By Musket, imported, by Suffolk, out of Sissie, imported, one of the most powerful thoroughbreds in the colony, wiU run with mares in a paddock at Elslea, Whenuakura. All care taken, but no responsibility. All mares to be re t^ed on notice when stinted. TERMS— £3 3s. W. WILSON, Whenuakura. To travel between Waverley and Hawera, the Thoroughbred Entire Horse MO N A X C H, By RavenswoTth, dam Plover, by Sir Hercules Terms— £3 3s ; two or more as per agreement Full particulais, apply to JOHN MORTON, Waverley, or t. c groom in charge. Groomaf;e 2s Gd payable ta>t service. Por particulars ace cards. JFees to be paid on Ist January, 1886. / x O M N U S (|iyplp**^O l 4|i The above splendid son of Traducer (imported), and HamtimSßS^B^W mock (imported), the Premier Stallion of Australasia, and one of the most magnificent of Orest's daughters respectively, will be at the service of Breeders this season at Foxton and Paizneraton. ITor quality, breeding, and everythi g requisite in a "sire," by whom first-class thoroughbreds are wanted, SOMNUS cannot be beaten in New z.e.dand. Mated with good mares, his stock are already pronounced some of the most likely-looking youngsters on this coast. SOMNUS has such a reputation as a handsome Horse, and his breeding is so weU known throughout JN ew Zealand, that the proj rietcrs do not think it necessary to re-publish his pedigree in this notice Cards giving all particulars of both breeding and performances to be had on appUcution. The fee charged, Five Guineas, is so low that the services of SOMNUS are within reach of aU horse breeders who desire good stock. Great improvem nts made during the year in the Stud farm at Foxton, enable the proprietors to place t the disposal of breeders, or owners of brood mares, first class paddocks, but every facility is given to those who wish to use other padOocking accommodation. A PRIZE CUP, value £20, with a sweepstake of 1 soy. each added, wiU be given for three-year-olds the produce of SOMNUS for the coming season. See Manawatu Racing Club advertisement. Fee £5 os cash or by PN, due 4th January, 1886. Groomage fee 5s payable at time of service. Apply to R. HARWOOD, Foxton. Manager for Baker and Co., Proprietors. TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON" i IN THE WANGANUI DISTRICT, , The thoroughbred Horse DANIEL O'ItOUKKEi I v\ inner of the Canterbury Cup, Derby, and other events. Damibi. O'Rocrkk, by Sledmere (imp.), out of Brunette, by Hetmau PlatoH ; Birthday by Pantaloon, Honoia by Camel, Sledmere by Daniel O'Rourke, Slight of Band, Hampton, etc. As will be seen, Daniel O'Rourke comes from the stoutest blood in England. See £iew Zealand lurf Register for performances. Sire of the weU-known horses Sir Geoige, Badsworth, Dan O Connell, Holderness, Faust, aud man3 r others. Daniel O'Rouike has been shown thirteen times at Christchurch, Tunaru, and other places agaiiist aU comers and won twelve prizes and the Association's prize for Best Thoroughbred on the gruund. Will be at Nukumaru on Tuesdays, caUiug at Kai Iwi and Maxwelitown ; Upokongaro on Thursdays ; Nos. 1 aifd 2 Lines on Fridays ; remainder of the week at Smiley's Stables, Wanganui. Terms (to meet the times)— £3Bß ; tyro or more mares, as per agreement. Jjor particulars apply to Chas ENDERBY., Owner. J. S. Smiley, ur the Groom in cnarge Paddocking free for one Month, after thai is 6d per week, Every mice taken, but ao responsibility.