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and wide over the lnm, denoting great strength, yet the rump has that pleasing slope vvnieh elegance and high finish require. The forearms and gaskios are very powerfully, muscled, the knees flat, the hocka large and strong. For his size the carpal and tarsal bones are very large and are supported by the strongest of tendons. The ankles arc of the right slope and his feet of the best. With proper handling and in the hands of a mechanic we have no hesitancy in predicting that this grandly bred descendant of the only Nutwood would easily enter the first Eight. The two direct strains of Abdallah 15 happily combining with a generous sprinkling of Mambrino Chief and the thoroughbred blood of Bashtron, are bound to tell. For to these strains wo owe a Uresceus 2.C2J, our world's champion. The blood that flows in Young Salisbury from his dam flows also in McKinney 2.1 one of the greatest young sires that was ever bred in California. A limited number of mares will be served at £5 ss. J. TEDDY, Owner. TO STAND THIS SEASON at Hinuera—The Thoroughbred Stallion FEEEDOM Captivator—Maid of Honour. FREEDOM ib winner of Canterbury and Dunedin Cups. Terms : Single mare, 3J guineas ; tw or more, 3 guineas; grazing, Is pe r week Every care but no responsibility \V. C. KING, Owner T*o STAND AT GREENHILL AND l LOChIEL STABLES, and travel where sufficient inducement offers— THE THOROUGHBRED STALLION MUSKETKY Sire, Maxim Dam, Flattery By Musket, dam By Traducer, dam Realisation Miss Flat MUSKETRY was bred by G. G Stead, Esq., Canterbury, and is a beautiful blood Bay Horse with bhek points, a horse of first-class conformation and quality, with plenty of sizo and strength in both body and limb, in fact it is very rarely indeed that such size and quality combined is to be had in one horse. His temper and action are all that could be desired, and his breeding could not be surpassed, as a perusal of his tabulated pedigree in the Studß ook will prove, he having come from the two greatest families that ever raced in New Zealand. He has proved himself a real sure foaUgetter, and his stock are very promising indeed; ody a very few thoroughbred mares have been put to him, and a good proportion have done well. Ho was a very good racehorse himself, and won, amongst other races, a six furlong race at Sydney in a field ct 32 horses, with 9st 61b in the saddle, in lmin 16sec, and what might have been a brilliant racing career was brought to an end abruptly by an accident to one of his knees. ' His size and strength, with absence of anything approaching coarseness, should make him a valuable sire for either thoroughbreds, hunters, harness, or hack horses. TERMS : Thoroughbred mares, Bgs each j two or more, 7gs each ; half payment at end of season, other if mares prove in foal Hack mares, 4gs each ; two or more same owner, 3Jgs each ; 2gs payable at end season, balance if mares prove in foal Route and other particulars in future issue W. TAYLOR, Green Hill Peter MoNab. Walter G. Mason (Late of Bouskill and McNub.) McNab and Mason, MONUMENTAL SCULPTORS AND MASONS, Upper Symonds Street, AUCKLAND, Telephone 1373. Just Arrived—New Choice Artistic Designs, Granite and Marble Monuments, Headstones, Crosses, etc. Lowest prices consistent with good workmanship. No old stock. Iron Fences, etc., latest designs. Inspection invited. Illustrated Price Lists on application. 3 Mr GEO. DICKINSON, AGENT, CAMBRIDGE STEAMER SERVICE On and after MONDAY, Sth June H. H. Gould's Steamer will DISCONTINUE RUNNING TO MERCER, and will run from Huntly to Whatawhata—Every Monday Whatawhata to Pirongia—On Tuesday Andjreturn from Pirongia to Huntly on Wflflnosday 30/5 CipJSR I T AST TTEAR'S > NOW READY Seven Shillings (7b) per dozen G. F. E. EDGECOMBE. Hamilton