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Colonist, Volume XXXVII, Issue 806, 11 October 1894, Page 4

Notice! I THE DRAUGHT HORSB GLANCEB, will (if Buffioient inducement offers) TRAVEL Tbu Season ia MOTUEKA and Neighboring Dittriots. Terms, £2 ; groomage, 5?. RIOHARD D. WALLIS, 41 Owner. TO TRAVEL THI3 SEASON. Tha Thoroughbred Horse fCAPSIZE. Capsize ia a dark bay, standing 16 hands S icobep. Sire Leolinus (imported), bred in Eogland, goLby Cat9rer (son of Stookwell),! dam Tasmania, by Melbourne out cf a mare by Picaroon— Boony Bonnet, by Muley Moloob. . Dam L'Orienfc (imported) bred in England, got by Knight of tha Crescent; her dam Egyptian, got by Tcuehatoce, out of Area, by Gladiator— Twilight, by Velocipede — Misa Garforth, by Walton Hyacinthus — Lira, by Delpisi— Flora, by King Fergus — Atalanta, by Matehem. Capsizg will leavo— Richmond, Monda7 to Foxhill ; Tuesday, Tadtnor ; Wednesday. Pherry; Thursday, Dovedale; Friday and Saturday, at his Btables Richmond. Terms — Ha'f - treda, £2 ; Thoronghbred marc, £4. Groomage, 53, to be paid lkat service. All tees, to be paid on or before Me lft January, 1891. Mares left at Motnpiko and Richmond will 1 c ettanded to ; all oaro taken bat no respon- ! Ribi'ity. I 2G15 FREDEBIOK M. EDGAB. £^H*mi TO STAND THIS SEASON The Trotting Stallion Electioneer* EtECTioNEKB ia by New Year, oat of Chanti-clr-er'a dam. The following measurements of lLkctioneer were made by Mtssrs John Gay tei R. Watson : -Height, 15 hands 3 inches; gi-th, G faefi 2 inches; forehead, eje to eye, 10 ihohes ; nects, from head to wither, 2 feet 0 inche3 ; depth of collar, 23 inobes ; forearm, 23 inches ; fore-cannon-bone, 9 inches ; point of shoulder to dook, 4 feet 2 inches ; hip to hock, 3 feet 3£ inches ; stifle to hock, 2 fret 1% inches; circumference at stifle, 3J fo t ; gaekin, 18 inohes; hind-oannon-bone, 9J inches. Electioneer will Travel Stok?, Richmond, Appleby, Nelson, and Wakspnaka. Terms, £2, to be paid on or bsfore the let of January, 1895. Grooms ge, ss. For further particulars apply to 2573 A. WILKIF, or to the Groom. 10 STAND THIS SEASON, at the Homestead, Motueka Valley (lata Stanley's), £2v *»*f|g& THB TROTTING y|3j£SPJJi STALLION Full brother to the celebrated trotting horse Chan.ioleer and the trotting mare Ivy, and haif brother to numerous oiher good horses. Akatea ia out of a Don Joan mare, by Yjueg Towton, whose stock are too well known in this District to need lurcher comment. Fee, £2. Mare 3 taken to graze on low terms. B. PATTIE, 2565 Motueka Valley. TO STAND THIS REASON AT BIOfIMOKD. gLm^rfgA TEE THOROUGHBRED •^FEftAwarnsi Rose Awabua Rose ia a dark chestnut, with great power and substsnee, standing about 16 bands, with the most dooile temper. He is by Eama Bams, dam Rosalind, who is the dam of White Rose, Sweetie, Black Rose, Alpine Rose, Redwood, Dog Rose, Qaeen Rose, Boyal Rose, Awarua Rose, Epilogu, and others, all good runners. Bama Eatca is by Towton, dam Waimea, by Sir Hercu'es. from Flora Molver ; and no better combination of running blood can be found in any country. Rama Rama is the sire of Warama, Alpine Rose, Awarua Boae, Mast Head. Fjguie Head, Her Ladyship, do. This CDmbication of blood cannot be found in any other sire in New Zealand. &warua Rose will ba limited to a small r umber of mares, so as tha slight aooideDt he has received will not prevent bis being trained after tbe season. His performances are as follows:— Won Maiden Plate and Cup at Nelson in one day, Richmond Park Stakes second day; and WBDganui Consolation; won Marlborough Cup, beating Liberator and a good field ; won two races at Dunedin, and the Ashburton Welter three consecutive times, and Aehbu: ton Bacing Club Handicap, U miles, in two minutes ten seconds. He has never been ill ia his life, is now five years old, and thua (his first season at tho stud), therefore, the public are getting a sound animal in every way. Terrco-£3 for half«bred mares, and £5 for thoroughbreds ; 5s groomage. For further particulars apply to H. REDWOOD, 252G __„._...,. B i, ohmoadt 10 TEAVEL IRU SEASON, r~ Jn _ntfgft THE IMPORTED IllgyWj TROTTING HORSE yiPylll Honduras. PEDIGREE. Sire — Berlin (imp.), dam Fanny Allen, by Bill Allen ; grand dtm Fanny the Milk Maid. Honduras is rising 4 year?, stands 16§ bands high, is a beautiful dark bay, of great strength, compactly built, and of very superior Action. He was shown as a yearling in Timata, taking a First end Second Prize a<raicsii all comers ; the following year a Second Prize ; and as a Three-year-old, a First Prize. Honduras will leave Br jghtw&ter for WakapuVka on Fridays, returning Saturdays. He will also travel tbe Riwaka ond intermediate districts on days to be announced. Terms— 3 guineas, to be paid on or before Ist January, 1895. T. GLASGOW, Riwaka. 2620 F. GfiEEN, Brightwater. Wst Castle Hotel, — — NELSON GEO. WOODWAKD, PROPRIETOR (Late Baeman of the Tbataloab and Coach and Hobsbb Hotelb). OSLI THE BEST ALE, WISE. AND SPIRITS KEPT. t3T GOOD AOOOMMODATION. TERMS MODERATE. 2396 DON'T MISS THIS CHANCE of supplying yourself with Good Bootß and Shoes. SaleCnow »t T.yW?fIBRSMQo.:s. * *