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Observer, Volume 3, Issue 63, 26 November 1881, Page 174

AUCKLAND STUD COMPANY (limited). the following THOROUGHBRED AND CLYDESDALE ENTIRES Will stand at the Company's Farm, Glen Orchard, this season, and will travel in the immediate neighbourhood as at foot. Good Paddocks will be provided for Mares at two shillings and sixpence per week. Every care will be taken, but no responsibility will be incurred. All Mares to be removed by the 10th January, 1882. All expenses to be paid before Mares are removed. THOROUGHBRED IMPORTED STALLION MUSKET. Bred by Lord Glasgow, in 1867 ; got by Toxophilite, his dam by West Australian out of Brown Bess by Camel. „ „ . , Terms :— -Thirty-five guineas for one mare, or thirty guineas for two or more, the property of same owner; payable by approved promissory notes at three months from date of service. THOROUGHBRED IMPORTED STALLION CAP-A-PIE. By Maribyrnongoutof Miss Magus by Magns (imported), out of Georgiana by Cap-a-pie (imported), out of Georgiana (imported). Cap-a-pie is a beautiful brown horse, 7 years old, standing 15 hands 3 inches, and shows lots of quality and substance. Cap-a-pie's Performances: — Won Squatters' Stakes, A.J.C. Spring Meeting, 1877; St. Leger, A.J.C. Autumn Meeting. Dead heat with Chester for Cumberland Stakes next day, two miles, weight for nge. Teksis. — Ten guineas for single thoroughbred Stud Book mare ; seven guineas each for two or more mares. Half-bred mares, six guineas each ; two or more, property of the same owner, five guineas each. ANTEROS (imported). Chestnut horse, by Loiterer, dam Adrasta by Orlando, Torment by Alarm, Glencoe-Aler by Whalebone, Loiterer, by Stockwell. Anteros is the sire of The Poet and The Governor, the only horses that hare started by him. Terms. — Single xnnre, six guineas; five guineas eacli for two or more mares. AUCKLAND RACING- CLUB SUMMER MEETING, 1885. The Auckland Stud Company's Sires' Produce Stakes ; a sweepstake of 10 soys. each, with 200 soys. added by the Company ; Second Horse to receive 25 soys., and Third Horse 10 soys., out of the stakes; for the Produce of Mares using their Sires for the Season 1881. Nominations, with 2 soys., to close when yearlings. Acceptances, with 3 soys., on night of general entry, 1885, and 5 soys., at the post. For then three-year-olds ; colts, Bst. 101 b ; fillies, Bst. 71b. Distance I. 1 , miles. WM. PERCIVAL, Secretary. THE IMPORTED CLYDESDALE, 5 YEARS OLD, ELGIN. Sire, Luck's All, late Champion Sire of Scotland. (Winner of the first prize at the Agicultural and Pastoral Association's Show, held at Ellerslie, November 9th, 1879 and 1880.) Will travel this season as under : — Mondays. — To Paninure and immediate neighbourhood. Wendesday. — To Otahuhu, and in the afternoon to Mangere, where, by the kind permission of Mr W Paul, he will remain at his farm for the night. Thuksdays. — To Onehunga, Epsom, and Remuera. Tqesdays, Fuidays, and Saturdays. — At Glen Orchard. Terms.— Five guineas single nisiresl} guineas for two or more, the property of one owner. N.B.— The Company offer a First Prize of Fifteen Guineas, and a Second Prize of Five Guineas, for the best foal got by Elgin, to be shewn and judged at the Aucklane Agricultural and Pastoral Association's Show in November, 18S2. Payment for Cap-a-pie, Anteros, and Elgin, due on 10th January, 18S2. For further particulars apply to the Managing Director, I CAPT. WALMSLEY, ! Glen Orchard ; Or to WM. PERCIVAL, Secretary, Auckland. I nrillE IMPORTED THOROUGHBRED | SIRE, "FEVE," Will Stand at Gorton and Travel the Waikato this Sen son. Route in local papers. | PEDIGREE.— By Lord Clifden, dam Haricot, by Mango or Lanercost, dam Queen Mary by Gladiator ; Mango by Emilius out of Mustard, by Merlin out of Movel, Lanercost by Liverpool, dam Otis by Bustard I out of daughter of sister to Skysweeper, by Highflyer : Lord Clifden by Newminster, dam The Slave, by Melbourne out of Volley (sister to Voltigeur) ; Newminster by Touchstone, out of Beeswing, by Dr Syntax. TERMS. — Five Guineas for each mare. Two or more, the property of one owner, by agreement. ROBERT FERGUSSON. Gorton, Cambridge, September 2. 1183 Are a SAFE APERIENT. — They act upon the Liver, Stomach, and are good for Flatulency, Headache, Nervousness, &c, and for Debility. APO THE CARIES' HALL, Opposite Post Office. OUR SECOND SHIPMENT OP T^EW THIRUITS, Consisting of CURRANTS ! ELEMES ! MUSCATELS ! VALENCIAS ! SULTANAS ! FIGS ! ; PRUNES ! Is clue on the 20th inst, ex Orient-liner, via Sydney. The above have been selected with great care, and are described in our advices as of the finest qualities obtainable in the London market. Especial attention is directed to the fact bhat these are NEW SEASON'S FRUITS, viz., 1881-82, and have therefore all the bloom and freshness never previously obtainable with CHRISTMAS SUPPLIES. DELIVERIES of our NEW CURRANTS Ex Direct Steamer fkom Geeece, CAN NOW BE MADE. Samples on view at the Warehouse. L. D. NATHAN & CO.

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