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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume 12, Issue 882, 8 October 1867, Page 4

Sire Horses. TO STAND THIS SEASON. The imported pure-bred Clydesdale Entire &IHk^ ~P RiN CE ARTHUR. WjH^j^^ He is 4 years old, of a beautiful ani I J f A mottled brown colour, and combines immense bone and substance with remarkably fine action and a good temper ; stands over 16 hands high. He was bred by Messrs. Forrest, Trees* banks, Lanarkshire, out of their flrst-'dlasa mare. He is by Campsie, who is acknow*J lodged to be the finest horse in Scotland, of the present day, never having been beaten at any^ show. Prince Arthur, when a 2-year old,' gained the second premium for the County of Dumbarton in 1865 ; also second at the Johnstone Open Show; also second at the Highland Society's Show, held at Inverness in 1865. He will stand at the Mata Firo Station, and serve at £6 for single mares, and £4 10s. each for two or more the property of same owner. He will be led out to his mares, which will in every instanoe be hobbled, and any that should not prove in foal will be served next season at half price, Every possible care will be taken of the mares,' but no responsibility incurred. A oharge of 2s. 6d. a head per week will be made after the first month for paddock accommodation. Money to be paid before the mares are taken away. C. BROWN. Mata Piro, Sept. 16, 1867. 107 The Imported Pure Bred Suffolk Punch Entire, j,^.rj O L O N I S T, Tjw^j©Will stand to cover at Mr. yfr * ' **- Neil Campbell's, Kaikora Hotel, Eaikora, at £4 4s. eaoh mare, A good paddock of 300 aores will be provided free of charge for one month, after whioh a charge of 3s. a head per week will be made. Every possible care will be taken of the mareß, but no responsibility incurred, HENRY GAISFORD. Kaikora, Oct. 3, 1867. 138 TO COVER THIS SEASON. The Thorough-bred Entire Horse &m*«^T) AY ani> martin > fit FtjSW^ y ears °W» W M run with his jJIJLJLI—A~ mares in a first-olass Paddock at Puketapu, on and after the Ist October. Terms : — Four Guineas for a single . mare, or Three Guineas each for two or more the property of the same owner. A charge of 2s. 6d. per week will be made for paddook accommodation after one month, and no responsibility will he incurred. All mares xnuet be unshod. Fees payable on removal of the mares not later than Ist of January, 1868, to the undersigned. JOHN HESLOP. Puketapu, August 30, 1867. 108 )i^li^W INr>SOR CASTLE - nP^S^^E^r This .powerful Draught Entire ". * J r7L w in stand to cover at the Farm of the undersigned after the Ist October. He is a beautiful dark bay, with blaok points, has good bone, fine symmetry, and capital action, combined with an excellent constitution; he is six years old, outofaTasmanian mare, by the imported English horße " Matchless ; " was bred at Windsor, Sydney. He is free from all vice, is staunch in harness, and has proved himself a sure foal-getter. Good Paddocks, well grassed, will be provided free of charge for one month, after that 3b. per week. Every care will be taken of the Mares, but no responsibility incurred. The Horse stabled and led out to all his Mares. Terms : — For single Mares, £3 each ; two or more the property of same owner, £2 10b. each. Mares will be brought from a distance and returned free of charge, by communicating with the owner, to whom all fees must be paid at the end of the Beason. JOHN BATY, Meanee Flat. September 2, 1867. 109 TO COVER THIS SEASON, At the farm of the undersigned. The powerful Draught Stallion \ft. ra U L E S, TgY^^E^rrising 6 years old, got by I \ * J \ft England's Hope, out of an imported mare. He is a dappled bay, with blaok points ; stands 17 hands, and well proportioned, free from vice, staunch in harness, and has proved himself a sure foal getter. Two paddocks, well grassed, of 100 aores each, for the use of mares, free of charge, for the season. Terms : — Single mares, £4 each. Two or more mares, property of same owner, £3 10s, each. Young mares will be handled and broken to trace harness for £1 each, if Bent to the horse. The horse will be stabled and led to his mares. Mares will be brought from a distance and returned free of charge, by communicating with the owners, to whom all fees must be paid by the 16th January, 1868. SEBLEY & McGREEVY, Carriers, Waipawa. September 13, 1867. N.B. — Every care will be taken of mareß, but no responsibility incurred. 11l &Hlk"^N" U ** E T * |P^p^®The attention of Theorists is lli J T *- called to the advantages attainable for the improvement of their draught stock. All the advantages that can be required for activity and power i 8 possessed by the well-known entire Nugget. For constitution, docility, and tractability he cannot be surpassed ; he is a bright bay, with blaok points ; he ia well put together ; for symmetry of model he stands unri?alle<3 in khe province, He will receive his mares at the stables of the undesigned, after five o'clock in the evening, and at the Meanee on Saturdays from two to four. Terms :—Two Guineas for eaoh Mare, paid on service. The horse requires no pedigree further than that he iB a sure foal getter. P.S.— Early application is advised, as he will serve but a limited number of mares. He can be seen at draught daily in Napier, aB he' will be required to continue his work. J, K. TATUM, 112 Proprietor. NOTICE. THE undersigned are now prepared to Extend the Insurance of Property situated in the Town of Napier, and those desiring to avail themselves of the same are requested to send in proposals of the risks they want covered. Only a limited amount can be effected. STUART 8b CO., AGENTS YOU THE North British and Mercantile Insurance Company. 52 SHEEP ON TERMS. FOR SALE, 9AAA EWES ' t0 be de P aßtured O\J\J KJ on guaranteed terms. Apply to F. M. CHAPMAN, Poukawa ; or KINROSS & Co. 18