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season. 1892-3. THE THOROUGHBRED and WellKnown Sire, RADAMBS, (By Leolinus) Will stand between Thames, 3?aer , and Te Aroha this season. Leolinus, by Caterer .(by Stockwell), oat of Tasmania; Tasmania by Melbonrne (sire of West Australia and Blink Bonny). Radames, dam L'Qrient (imp.), by Knight of the Cresent, oat of Egyptian, by Touchstone, out of Area, by Gladiator, out of Twilight, by Velocipede, out of Miss Garforthj by Walton. RADAMES has been a good performer: he won the R.C Handicap and Maiden Plate at Waipawa, the Turanga Stakes at Poverty Bay, dead heat with Administrator for Easter Handicap of 2 miles (2min.3s^secs.);at.the Auckland Autumn Meeting, and the Papakura Cup. Fees-^Single Mare, Three Guineas 4 Two or mote, Two-and-a-half Guineas. For fall particulars apply to N> DICKEY, -■''■ ,;'_;: ;; Paeroji;? ■; Good -paddocking. Every ,care> but no responsibility. TO STAND THIS SEASON in WAfc X KATO DISTRICT, T'ET P-0 BIH Brown horse, bred by Mr Thos. Mprrin, by Muaket, out ,of Puugawerewee©., by .Golden ,Grape, from Atalanta, by Towton,(imp ), from Srescent, by Sir Hercules. Golden Grape, sire of Pungawerewere, is by Barnton, own brother to Yoltigeur, whose descendants Galopin and St. Simon are a.t the present time' the leading and most fashionable sires in, England commanding no less arfee than 250 guineas. La Fleche, winner of the St. Leger, 189J2, is by St. Simon. Fee—Single Mare, Four Guineas; Two or more, Three-and-a-half Guineas. N. DICKER, Paeroa. fVO STAND THIS SEASON AT A LOCHIEL, and travel the surrounding districts, The Heavy Draught Stallion GENERAL JLEJUIN^, The' Pure Cleveland Coaching Stallion > .MOUNTAINEER, And the Thoroughbreed Stallion ifiIPST KING. GIPSY KING is one of the biggest and handsomest horses in New Zealand, and most fashionably bred, being by that great horse.Le Loup (full ■,brother to that famous mare Lurline), out tf Gitana.; Gitana by Rapid Bay, out of Gipsy, by Yattendon, out of Zingara, by .11 .Barbiere—rGipsy. Also to stand at his own stableg,Xochiel OAP-A - P I E. 1 Breeders, beforemaking arrangements about their mare=, would do well to see all of the above horses. Good paddocks, with plenty of food and water,for .mares from a distance. J. MoNICOL. August 10, 1892.