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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 7175, 14 November 1884, Page 6

W3l Stand «?2f&, and Travel the FurrornidinßlHjtricu" 1 "' ''"Hbb 1 ermi£: Stogie Mates, three guineas -1— as per agreement, •'"» cr more For pedigree see groom. ' B -W,BROww ■ - Owit YOUNG LORD DERBY WILL STAND THIS SEASOK As tinder: Mondays—Pukekohe ! Tuesdays—Bombay and Maketu . Wednesdays—Drnry and Papakura Saturdays—Papatoitoi, Otara, and Put The remainder of the week at the St*b!« -» „ owner, Manurewa. R. W. BROWJT, Mount Albert, the ?n known entire Horse, Albert Nobleman. Thehr, will not travel, and the su-cess which has attendS bis services hitherto prove the advantage to o«SJ mares ol obtaining the services of a hone that is £2 at the stables ot the owner, and under his eoimss supervision A number of his stock bred by the owner may \^ .. any time inspected. " * J - Terms: Single mares, £3; two or more, as n*. agreement. Grazing, 2s 6d pec week; usual «md? tions. MARK WOODWARD, Mount Albert

• HP© -Stand this 41 -"- Season, at the Him ssst3£ iMtos s r3s— 4sJ-ML. BILLINGSGATE, *'*"^""' r *"^^ F ' al^a ' Eight years old, by fcL Walton, out of Slander, by Traducer; Izaak W&W by Dainty Ariel, out of Fanny Fisher, by Fiaherroa Dainty Ariel, by Riddfcswortb. ' BILLINGSGATE is a dark bay horse, with Mj* points, standing about 16 hands 1 inch, with pleat. of bone and substance. He was bred by the late ff Wallers, Esq., of Papakura. While on the turf fe proved himself the fastest miler or his day. 'nj, breeding Is undeniably good. On his dam's side, he has the celebrated Traducer blood, which at the present time is telling so well on the tnrf. On u, site's, he has Dainty Ariel, by Kiddlesworta, trim, Fanny Fisher is by the celebrated Fishermao. Fcora the combination of these strains, he should get »ct first-class stock, either for racing or steeclechsrjs? Some of thebe:t cross-country horsea in EngUndsre got by speedy horses on the flat, oat of well-bed mares. Billingssate started in 66 races, winning 32; second, 14 ; and third, 10 times. Terms: Thoro=ghbredMares,£7; Half-bred Mares. £5 ; Groom's Fee, 6s. Two or more Mares, tie property of same owner, by agreement. AH fees to I be paid by January 1,1585. Paddocks, at 2s 6d per week. Every care taken, but no responsibility. Billingsgate will travel as follows:—Mondays, ' Olahuhu and Panmure; Wednesdays, through !!«. , gere. Remainder of the week, at the Barp ot Erin. For further parlicalars, apply to the groom in charge, or ROBERT THORPE, Proprietor, Harp of Erin, EUerslie.. yZS&Z npHOROUGHBRED , gir^sp—«f<W -8 * SSALLIOX I 7 FITZ HERCULES JPTST Yj'M By Yattendon, dim Peeress, L -c-Aroe»ldggr%ft—. Stand at the Gttta - UMrn Line, EUerslie. FITZ •aERCULES was bred by the late nußsa Walterij, Esquire, of Papakura. and wa3 by that- • celebrated stallion, Yattendon, sire of more winners than other horse in Australasia, amongst wtora be mentioned Habena, Vulcan, Pardon, Chester, • I>agwortn. Sterling, Commodore, Vixen, Gael Flaneur, Narina, Sweatmeat, Lord Burghley, etc. FITZ HERCULESwasa good performer himsUf hiving won the Auckland Derby, run second to the Dauphin in the Canterbury Derby, besides other races: he is a beautiful brown, free from white, standinj over 16 hands, and for bone and symmetry unsurpassed. Peeress, the dam of Fitz Hercules, was the gameri mare in New Z°aland, and while on the turf won races at all distances and weights. Her sire. The Peer, to sire of Darebin, one of the best performers in Ant tralia, and who the late Hon. Ed. K. Cox picked to take the place of Yattendon in his etad.

FITZ HERCULES will travel :— Tuesdays .. - .. Epsom, Thrce Kings. Mt. Albert Thursdays Panmure and West Tamaii Saturdays .. Otahnhn, East Tamaki, and Papatoito. Remainder of tho week at home. TERMS;— Single Mares, £i is; two or more, 3J- Guineas each. For forther particulars apply to P. LANGFORD, Green Lane. Or, WM. PERCIVAL, Queen-sfewf. mHE PDEE-BEED rr -1- CLYDESDALE STALLION, Wnftßl HONEST TOM & j~3eT~3^»« < g~&tfea By Little John, imported from England, at & cost of over 2DOO gnineas; dim Diamond, English-imported; granddam, Young Diamond, by Iron Duke (see Stud Eook), is a rich dapple Xoy with black points, 17 hands, 8 years, of grand proportions, power, bone, symmetry and constitution, exceedingly docile temperament, thoroughly st'nnch and a sure foal-getter. HONEST TOM has gained Hrst Prize, Medal and other prizes in. New Zealand, at one time competicg against twelve other heavy horses in the class, at the Hastings A.P.A. Show, Hawke's Bay. HONEST TOM possesses grand actios, and although not quite so massive as his sire, in consequence -of having been hand-reared from the age of three months, when his dam was strangle! by hanging in a supplejack, his progeny throvra back upon Little John, assuming the same formidable size, build, and magnificence; are remarkable for their good temper and kindly taking to the collar, requiring,, so to speak, no breaking-in. HONEST TOM will stind at the Harp of Enn, Ellerslie, and travel: Panmure and Otahahu.. .. Mondays Hangere District Wednesdays Mount Albeit and Whau .. Saturdays single mares, at four guineas: two or more at threa guineas. Groomage, 2s 6d per mare. To claim right of pedigree, owners of mares are requested to e'ntei names and particulars of mares, sien re"ister-book, asd receive certificate of service, sign register uuu , R THORPE, JjUrarsr. Harp of Erin, Ullerslie, _____ Insurance Companies SUN FIRE OFFICE, LONDON. Established 1710. Insurances effected upon almost every descrlpHos of Property at the Chrrent Rates of Premiums, low sum insured, for 1883 -£310,4Z1,000. Claims arranged by the Local Agent and paid with promptitude ano

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