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Patea Mail, Volume I, Issue 60, 6 November 1875, Page 4

Public Notice, itr? < rno TRAVEL THIS SEASON ilotween the Waitotara !in<i A\ r niiigon goro Ii i vers, The Splendid Thoroughbred Horse MONARCH Monarch is a dark brown, stands FI hands 1 inch high, and has splendid bone, and from his breeding' and si/.e is in every wav suitable for petting' racers, hunters, or superior hackneys according to the class of mares put to him. Trfonairlj is by havenswmtli — invptirh.d ilam plover.by Sir 15*■ e-■ m 1,; iben alho. (ms!ibl'eil liu'it'e, imjiiil'U’il li'om Sydney by [[i ni v lltslwood. K:-((. Haven-won It by ToiiehUone, dam Fair .lean, \e., ,ve, (bade bie/lEh .Mial UodI:). I'lovor is Ibe < b.in o! - Vultiycnr. I’ab'li. Malvina, Mnnai'cb, and ilinenlc-, a! fl'ood ]j(',i'loniii'i's on (be (art, the lour killin' having been sold at the lb I Owing tigimw :-- ISO i/ii-4. yr.o irns. 210 gns, and Hercules (own 1 rolbcr to Tlona <■ 1 1 ) bought In at 2VO giw. Tonus —single mures, £5 55., two or morn the bonu ilde property ol one owner us per agreement. Onaraniee, Ti 7s. All i'ees and gnu ran tons to be paid on or before January 1, lS7b. Monarch will travel as follows ; I’iitea —Monday morning and Wedafternoon. Wiiima Monday afternoon and Tuesday morning. Waitotara —Tuesday .afternoon and Wednesday ninniing; (it snllieienl indneement oilers). Ka k a ram i :i—Tl mm 1 ays. Manutahi —Friday morning sod Saturday evening. Hiiwera —I'hldlly moruing. AVuihi and Kelemarae— Saturday morning. IF F. MoFak, ’Woodside, Knkaraniea. TO STAND THIS SEASON AT WOODSIDE, KAKARAMEA The Splendid Cart Stallion

WONDE RF U L LA I) Wonderful Lad way bred in Marlborough and in by I loyal Conqueror (imported), •who took first prize! for two roar olds at the Croat West of Engl and Show, Bal torsea. Lam by C! lancer, ini ported—Gnu id - diiin by Captain, imported—grcat-gruml-■dain ini, orlod marc. Wonderful Lad will run out with nmes in good paddocks with plenty of feed and water. Mares to bo. taken away when stinted. Foes for single mares £3 3s; guarantee (approved mares) £4 4s. 11. E. MeRAE. TO TRAVEL TI lIH SE ABOX lie tween Carlyle and Hlawera, THE fi-Yoar OLD CLYDESDALE HORSE LOCHLOMOND, T>y Lochryan, out of the imported rnarc Gypsey, winner of the first prize-at the Agricultural Show, held at Wanganui in JB7(h Owners of mares arc requested to apply to P. Kku.y, Egmout Hotel, Ha. worn. Terms: £3 per mare, payable on Ist January, 1870. Oroomage, 5s payable when first covered. H. I). VAVASOUR, Owner. ITuwera, August 20. rjT7~K ’ TA~N D TUI SSEA S0 N. AT A SIT GROVE, Between the Wheuuaknra and Patea SOM ER SET. I’EDTfiUEE. ‘.Somerset is by Trndncer, ont of a mare imported from Australia, by IE Hammond, Esq. He is a bright chosnnt, stands sixteen hands high, is three years old, and has an excellent temper. Terms: Single mures, £3 ; two or more as per agreement. Paddocks free for one month only. Greatest care taken, but no responsibility. C. and E. SYMES. September, 1875. ~~ TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON Between HAWED A and CARLYLE, THE FINE COLT FLATTERY. Flattery is a dapple brown colt, 4 years old, by Traducer out of Missy, standing 15 hands 3 inch. Terms— £2 IDs. To bo paid on the Ist of January. THOMAS QUINLIVAN, Owner. TOM""JONES; Will serve a limited number of mares At Kakaramca. AT £2 PEE MARE, Selected mares (guaranteed), £5. All fees to be paid on or before the Ist of January, 1876, when the season ends. Good paddocking provided, free of eluirge, sut no responsibility. , : JAMES SQUTHBY. :