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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXX, Issue 12000, 18 October 1906, Page 3

' TV lifts sf the S—jot. TO STAND THIS SEASON, In Wanganui and Surrounding Districts, THE CHAMPIQN DRAUGHT SIRE GLENKOY GLENGTLE— ROSE. Termi, £4, 4s. Also, the Clydesdale Horse, YOUNG WHEELER GENERAL WHEELER— BEAUTY. Terms, JE3 3s. 'For further particulars, see Stud Book. A. DONALD, Putiki. TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON IN THE WANGANUI DISTRICT. THE THOROUGHBRED STALLION *'BOMBARDO." BOMBARDO, No.ll. Valentinia; Lyre— Leolinus ; Hotchkiss, 2; Petroleus — Muiket. TERMS: £4; payable on Ist January, 1907. Groomage Fee, 5s at First Service. Mares paddocked till stinted. All care, but no responsibility. Tot further particulars apply WM. MYLES, Makirikiri. Or C. LETT, Newmarket Stables, Wan, ganui. To Travel this Seasnn in Wavcrley and Hawera Districts. THE TROTTING STALLION COOLGARDIE. (Bred by Friedltnder Brothers, Canterbury.) Sirs, CAMEL ; dam, THE ARAB (imp). /COOLGARDIE is a hanasoin© bay horse, \J with black poinis, standing 17 hands high, with good temper, perfectly quiet in both saddle and harness. Sire Camel, gr sirs Berlin (imp., 374 Wallace T.R., vol. »t.. imported from America by tlie late Robt. Wilkin, E«q., of Christcliurch), g. gr. sir© DudK-y, g.g-g. Edwin Forest. Coolgardie's dam. The Arab (imported by ths late Nabob Wilson, Esq., of Christchurch), Camel's dam Duchess, gr. dam Trsducer mare. Since goin? *•<> the stu«l Coolgardie h?53 •ircc l the foll(i«inj» trotlors: — Mazey. Siivercall, and a number of othcra, ncl'il'ng Belroy, who won the Longbeach Trot Handicap, li miles, in four minutes, beating a iiekl of nine such as Lonehaml, Han:lin, Honest Child, Little Mary, and Quartz. Coolgnrdie has taken several first prizes in the Bhow-rin«y, and his stock are fii-flt-class perfonneie. Ho has proved himself a sure foal-getter, and 011 liia breeding he should nick well with any mare. TERMS, £:\ 3s. On or before let January, 1906. Two or more mares aft for agreement. Groom's Fee, ss, payable at first service. AH car* taken but no responsibility. For further particulars, apply to D. MOORIIOUSE. Or Owner. JOHN FOG ARTY, Groom in Charge. SIRE FOR THE SKiASON. TO STAND AT WANGANUI, and j Travel the surrounding District, the Imported Purebred Prize SUFFOLK PUNCH, SUDBOTTRN SIRDAR (27529) ■ Sirs Pratt's Eelirae (2627), dam Mis,-. Sally (3781), by Taller's Verger (1550) 2nd, dam Chillesford Belle (2327), by GarMtfa Cupbearer lird (566), 3rd dam Scott by Flatt's Wantiaden Duke (534). "Sudbourn Sirdar" is the winner of ths following- Prizes: — First Prize at Woodbridge, 1899. Reserv* No. at Woodbridge Show, 1900. Reserve No. at Woodbridge S.A.A., 1900. Reserve No. at Richmond, 1900. First Prizf at Claclon E.A.A., 1900. Second Prize at York R.A.S.E., 1900. Terms: Jt-i 4a, payable Ist January, All care will be taken of mares, but no Tssponsibility. For further particulars see Carda, or apply to J. WILSON, Owner. IHB PLACE TO BUY DURABLE, DRESSY, CHEAP, HUN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING. HASTINGS MOORE. BOYS' Washing Blousei, 2s 6d. Boys' Tunic Coats, 3s 9d. Boys' Colonial Tweed Norfolk Coats, 12s «d. Boya/ Three-garment Knicker Suits, 17s 6d. Boys' Strong Planet Suits, fls lid. . Boys' Strap and Buckled Trousers, 4s 9d. Boys' Saddle TVoed Trousers, 4§ lid. Boys' Shirts, lm 6d. SPECIAL LINES FOR MEN'S WEAR: — Men's Tennis Shirt*, 2c 9d. MsrfS Saddl* Tweed Trouaeri, 8s lid. ■ Man's Tweed Suits, 21a. . 20 Dosen Sample Undershirts and Pants, «• clssr at 2c and 2« 6d. Hastings Moore, DRAPER AND CLOTHIER, 96, Ridgway Street. WANTED EVERYBODY TO USE EUSEPTOL. KING OF DISINFECTANTS. DOCTORS, hospitals, veterinary Surgeon* everywhere use EUSEPTOL. •It -is the ijreniest antiseptic known. Acts like a charm on wounds and sprains. . (iuarawteed cure for greasy heels, thrush, strangles, itch, ringworm, etc. Death to lice and vermin on stock. In bottles, tins, snd drums. Agent for Wanganui, F. BEAYIS.