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Wanganui Herald, Volume XX, Issue 5745, 15 October 1885, Page 4

v#ES&*. To SfANl> THIS SB $famm^M[ffl SON AT WBSTMERB "TTOuncTtraduoer Jr*L ' rJ*lrif Also the entire Pony Fiirther particulars in future issue. IMPORTANT TO HORSE OWNERS, The Thoroughbred Stallion FITZ HERCULES, By Yattendon, dam Peeress, Will Stand at jsew Pltmocth. Fitz Hehoules was bred by tho late Wm. Walters Esq., of Pupukura, v>',.s l)y thut celebrated stallion Yuttendon, sire of more winners than any other horse in Austivlnsia, amount whom may be mentioned Habena, Vulcan, Paulon, Chebter, Dagworth Sterlins, Commodore, Vixen, Grand Flaneur.Narina Sweetmeat, Lord JJur^hley, etc. Eitz Beroules wa3 a feood perfoimer himself, bavin, won the Auckland Derby, run second to The Dauphin in the Canterbury Derby, besides other races. He is a beautiful brown, free from white, standing over 10 hands, and for bone and symmetry unsurpassed. Peei ess, the dam of Fitz Hercules,was the gamest lnareinJSew Zealand, and while on thetuifwon vaces at all distances and weights. Her eire the Peer, was sire of Darebin, one of the best performers in Amtr.tli.l, and who the Hon Ed K. Coxipicked to take the place of Yattendon in his stud. This is hib second season at the stud, but while in training he got a foal, which >vas sold a few weeks ago by Mr Walters,, to llr Balmain, for 250 guineas. "Phaeton," in the Herald of August 22nd, speaking of this lilly, says— "l found her a \ery evenly made young lady, and in many respects taking greatly after her halt brother, Foul Shot. She possesses a most intelligent head, which is nicely set to a good racing-lick neck. She is very powerful, both in front and behind, and a well-turno barrel and even shaped back, together wit a splendid set of legs, and gives every promise that some day she will give us a table of that brilliant quality for which her half brother, Billingsgate, was so noted," etc. TEEMa— £4 4s. It will be j-een from the above that this beautifnl son of Yattendon is a worthy succes&or of The Dauphin. Da.upliin not being sufficiently recovered Irom his accident to be removed irom Auckland, where he will bland thib stasou. lam prepared to unange with any person wishing to tend mares to him. M. CWraiAGHAH. Saddler: Devon Street, New Plymouth. TO STAIND THIS SEASON AT ARAAIOHO. ST. LEG JbJ R, (the property of the Auckland Stud Company) chestnut horbe fouled in England in 1881, bred by Lord Falniouth, tnd imported to this colony with his d<*m. The pedigree of Atlantis, clam of tLeger, is one of .he bebt, a-> she has the blood of ten Derby wmneis two Oaks, and six bt Leget winners courting through her veins. feT LfOEit byDoncaster (winner of the Derby in 1873;, out of Atl.ii] tio, siuei to Atlantic ; Duncaster by btuchwell (winner ot the 2000 Guineas aud hi. 1 egcr, lis<o, out 01 Marigold by Teddin^ton (winner of 1 51 Dei by), by Oilando (winner of the Derby in 18.4 ; stuekwell, by the Uaion Oviiiner of St Lexer in 18j4); 'lhoimauby, by \\ mdbound, out of Alice Hawthorn ; Hurricane (dinner of the It 3o Guinea Staket), by \\ iUI Day rill (w.rner of Derby in 1855).

LOCH FERGUS (ihe property of tho Auckland Stud Company) Will trsuel from Aianioho to Mo ire i Currie'a Station aud to AJaxwelltuwn, on Mondays aud Tuesdays ; ou Fridays, JSfo. 2 Line. ~]Vr A T A T O R -i-TJ Will be at Moore & Curries station one day in the week, and the remainder <it Aramoho Stabies. FEES AS FOLLOWS :— Loch Fhigus- Single mares £i 4s, two mares £3 15s each, three £d 10 euch. >AT,vTon— bingle maies £5 ss, two mares £-1 10s each, three £4 each. Si 1 . LlGEß— Same hs JS'atator. A corresponding 1 eduction will be made to owners though tiie niares sent are put to any the above three horses. For fn-tterpai ticulars, apply to JOHN AVALKER, Or to a. F. WALKEK. To travel between Waverley and Hawera, the Thoroughbred Entire liorse MO JN ARCH, By Huvensworth, dam Plover, by Sir Hercules Terms— £Z 3s ; two or more as per agreement Full particulars, apply to JOHN MOETON, Waverley, or t. c gioom in charge. Gioomage 2s 8d payable nr»t Lervice. For particulars seecaids. Fees to be paid on Ist January, 18Sd. OOWE LL, SON, & CO JUST LANDED— 100 Cases IS L Kerosene, 150 test, patent taps 80 Cases CL Kerosene 130 test, patent 7 Tons N.Z. ICbugar, 561 b bags 2 Tons N.Z. IW Sugar, 561 b bags 2 Tons Yellow M Crystal 5 Tons Fine Salt 5 Tods Co rse Salt 140 Boxes Belmont Sperms SO Cases Read's Bull-dog Ale, quarts 10 Cases Kead's Bull-dog Ale, pints 20 Cases Boar'B Head Stout, quarts 15 Cases Read's Bull-dog Stout, quarts 10 Cases Read's Bull-dog Stout, pints 15 Cases Blood's Stout, quarts 10 (Jasea McEwen's Ale, quarts 5 Cases McEwen's Ale, pints 30 Hennessy's Brandy, Pale 15 Cases Otard's Brandy, Pale 4 Octaves Lucien Bel'ot Pale Brandy 4 Octaves Lemon Hart's Rum* 3 J-c.Vis Lock Dhu Whiskejj 3 Octaves Preston's Rum 10 Cases Fine Old Jamaica Rum 15 Cases VO Whiskey, choice 15 Cases Preller's Claret, pints and qts, choice 20 Cases Carbinet, pints, from Adelaide 15 Cases Reisling, pints, from Adelaide 15 Cases Cliquot Champagne, pts &# qts Ex Tainui, Fkom London— 10 Cases Madeira, choice 10 Cases Amontallado Sherry 10 Cases Manzanilla Sherry 5 Casea Marßala 5 Cases Sacra Teat Wine IN STOCK— Ports, Sherries, and Adelaide Wines in great variety, sold in mixed dozens or in bulk Claret, quarts and pints, very choice Whiskeys in bulk and case, very choice J.D.K.Z. Geneva, Sarsaparilla, Lime Juice .Cordial Henurs.y's and Otard's Brandy, bulk and case Heddle's Ginger Wine, Sandieman's Port, J-cask and octaves N.B. — We make a speciality of our Ports and Sherries.

GROCERIES— Tea, New Season's, J-cheats and Loxes, Dragon Sugar, IC, IW, Yellow Crystal & Brown Biscuits, Corn flour, Soda Crystals, White Starch Keiller and Gray's Confectionery, Keil« ler's Candied Peel Hobart Jams, Salmon, Lobsters, Sardine?, 250 Vestas White Pepper, Cream Tartar, Tart Acid Eleme, and Sultana Raisins, Currants in

cases London Belmont Sperms, 2 and 3 crown, Soaps 561 b boxes

AGENCIES— London and Liverpool and Globe Insur> auce Company Thames and Meraey Marine Insurance Company Peaks' Hobart Jama Goods Bonded at Lowest Rates Custom House Agents OFFICES TO LET— Offices, both Single and Double Sample Rooms large Victoria Chambers. POWELL, SON, & CO., Merchants. OR COUGHS, COLDS, Bbonchiml Asthma, Coryza, Influenza, Consumption, &c. KAY'S COMPOUND OP LINSEED, Aniseed, Senega, Souill, Tolu. &c, with Chlorodyne KAY'S COMPOUND, a demulcent expectorant, for Coughs. Colds, and Chest Complaints. KAY'S COMPOUND, for Coughs an , Colds, is equally oervicable for Horse and Cattle KAY'S TIC PILLS, a specific) in Neuralgia, Face ache,, &c. Contains Quinine, Iron, &c, , i^OAGULINE-Cement for Broken \J Articles ' 1 Sold ; Sole Makers : EvERVwkKRB JEAYBROS, Stookporfc, England,

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