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Wairarapa Standard, Volume 7, Issue 615, 11 October 1877, Page 1

' f |"X) SERVE a limited number of Mares i A this season in the Wairarapa District j commencingou October 1,1876, the Draught j Stallion | STANLEY. Stun. XT is a light che*»mt, an t was bred bv David Smith, of Silverstream Taita, and Hutt. Stanley is rising four T.-arsold, stands 17 hands high, and possesses ininiens.* hone. He was got by Young Hero, imported from Ta<\.ania. Young Hero by th< Lincolnshire carl stallion Lincolnshire Hero, imported to Tasmania by W. R. Q. Kermode. Ksq. Lincolnshire Hero bred by Mr George StantUorpe, by young Honest John. Lincolnshire Hero’s dam was by old Sampson. STAyLKT’s dam was Grace Darling, got by (England's Hope ; granddam black Diamond imported from Tasmania by Dir Frazer of Mana. Young Hero, when shewn as a yearling at the Northern Agrienltural Show, against a number of colts gained the first prize. Young Hero, when a two year old, was shown at the Great Western Agricultural Show, and took the first prize against all comers, be also, at the same t roe gained the first prize for being (he beat two-year-old Lincoln **oltgot by Lincolnshire Hero. Young Hero, when a four-year-old, took the first prize at the Waikouaiti and Shag Valley Agricultural and Pastoral Ass.>ciation. Young Hero, when a four rear old gained the first prize at the Waikouaiti and Shag Valley Agricultural and Pastoral Association, be also, at the same time gained the first prize fur being the best animal of the draught stock on the ground. Same rear gained the first prize at the Blue* akii Agricultural and Pastoral Association. Stanley will leave Greytowu on Mondays for Masterton, calling at Carterton en route; on Tuesdays at Mostertm, returning on Wednesdays to Greytown ; on Thursdays to Waihenga, back to owner’s stables, G rev town, cn Fridays, where he will remain for rest of week. Terms—Single mare, £i ; two or more mares, £3 10s; groomage fee ss, to be paid for fir*t service. Every care taken but no responsibility. All mares to be paid on or before 31st January lb7B. For farther particulars apply to the grx>m or to J. MACARA, Proprietor 'J'O STAND THIS SEASON* The Pure bred Clydesdale Horse DAINTY DAVIE At Mr A. Cockburn’sfarm, Manaia. Dainty Davie will travel every Monday to Tauherenikao, calling at Ray’s Hotel, Taratabi; calling at Featherston on Tuesday, and returning to Rising Sun Hotel, Greytown on the same evening; on Wednesday returning to Marquis of Norman by Hotel, Carterton, thence to Cockburn’s t arm, Mastertoo, where be will remain for ihe rest of the week. Dainty Davie is by Napoleon out of Jess, Jess by Prince Royal out of Polly; Polly out of Jess (imported), by Canterbury (imported by J. C. Watts KusselL Esq.) Toe above pedigree will show that Dainty Davie is fully equal to any imported horse. His foals are giving every satisfaction, and the Napoleon stock is regarded as best both in Dunedin and Canterbury. Dainty Davie is a bright bay witi black points, rising nine years old with plenty of substance and gooi action He stand? 16 hands 1 inch high. He was the winner of a first prize when one year old; another first prize when two years old. and a third when three years old at Christchurch against all comers. Also a first prize at l.eeston when lour years old; and at the same ime a first prize for the best bone of any breed. Was shown four times id Canterbury, and each time took a first prize, and haa never been beaten except by Lofty in the Wairarapa, Tsana: £4 groomage 5a to be paid on first service. Allowance made for two or more mares. All guarantees most be in writing. Every care taken out no responsibility. Free paddocks at Manaia for one month, afl*-r which 2s per week will be charged. Dainty Davie’s stock in the Wairarapa has proved itself to be superior to that of any other horse in the district, he himself being a thoroughly staunch harness horse. J. IRWIN. TO STAND tbia season tbs pure-bred Clydesdale Horse BALMORAL.

Was bred by Mr James Walls ofKaipoi Island, Canterbury, N.Z., and is by Old Wellington (imported), out of North hv Old Canterbury. Norah is also the 1 dam of the celebrated sires Prince of Denmark, and Lord Clyde. She was awarded the first prize three yean in succession at the Canterbury Pastoral and Agricultural Show ; and took the second prize six times. Balmoral’s pedigree might be given at greater length, but the proprietor believer that when his dam North took the Ist prize for three years at such a show aa k held in Canterbury, breeders will be satisfied that Norah must indeed be a very high class animal. Respecting Old Wellington (Balmorals sire) many excellent judges affirm that his equal has not yet been seen in the colony. The Wellington stock are highly { esteemed wherever known, it only being neeessary for i a seller to say his colt or filly is by Old Wellington to | command (he best market price. { Balmoral hj undoubtedly second to nothing in the colony for purity of blood, added to which he is a true , type of the Clydesdale cart horse. He is remarkably | quiet, a goo worker, with such feet as are rarely met j with a draught entire. Balmoral will travel from Greytown to Masterton, | al»o Tauherenikau. Featherston, and Lower Valley. | Terms: 1:3 10s each mare; groomage, 5s ; payable , on or before Ist January, 1878, All guarantees must; be in writing. Good paddock accommodation. Every I care but no responsibility. An allowance made for a number of mares. F. FELLING, Proprietor. STAND THIS SEASON JL at bis Owner’s Farm, Manaia. The Pure - Bred Clydesdale Colt YOUNG PRINCE CHARLEY. Bred by W. Boag, Fendaltown, His dam, Darling, winner of three first prizes in Christchurch. Darling’s sire, Napoleon, whose stock has never suffered defeat by the progeny of any other sire in Canterbury. His sire, the imported horse Priuce Charley, bred by James Nichol Fleming, Esq., who*© stock is not equalled by any other breeder in Great Britain. He U also brother to the champion hone in Scotland, the Prince of Wales, who has lately been sold for £ISOO to Mr L. Drew, of Meryton. Ptnrci Chi ami took first prize in Chintchurch in 1972, beating a field of eight competitors, six of them mported. and all aged horses but one, he himself bein£ only three yean old; and the same day a special prize for the best animal on the ground. He also gained the special prize of £5 5s given by Mr Bishop, Mayor of Christchurch. I hereby certify the above to be comet. —W Boag, Burnside, Fendaltown, Canterbury, Sept. 1,1873. To Mr Hobt. Cockburn, Welugton. Since the above was written, Prince Charley has taken two first class prizes in Canterbury. Youiro Panics Chiblib will travel as followsl Tauherenikau, every Monday; Featherßt .n, Tuesday morning; Greytown, Tuesday evening, back home, Wednesday; Alasterton, Saturdays. Terms: £4 each mare; groomage, ss; payable on or before Ist January, 1878. All guarantees must be in writing Good paddock accomodation. Ever care taken, but no responsibility. An allowance made for a number of mares. R. COCKBURN. TO SERVE MARES THIS SEASON. 1877-8, in the Wainrapa District. The Imported Norfolk Trotter. QUICKSILVER, Imported to Canterbury, 1864. Limited to Forty Marcs, After this season Quicksilver ■will leave the district to proceed south. QuiOgsnvaa is a chesnut roan, foaled in 1832; bred by Mr James Coker, Dowuhane, Norfolk. Sire, Letts’Fireaway; lam by Baxter s Performer, the fastest trot in Norfolk, sold in BH3 to a French bvyer for £SOO. Betts’ Fireaway is by Buyer's Fire* away; dan? l,y <>U Pnckwillow ; graud dam a uoied Yorkshire trotting mare. Qpjossilyeb, since his arrival in Canterbury In 1984, has been exhibited in all the principal shows, and in every instance carried off the first prize, except once, when he was adjudged as having been entered in a wrong class a i the first prize was awarded to bia son. Quicksilver's stock is so well known that any comment is unnecessari. QriCKbJLVau will he at Merton every Friday, returning to Greytown every Saturday, where he will stand at hid owner's •tables. Terms—£4; groom’s fee, sa. All payments to be made on or before Ist January, 1878. For further particulars applv to F. MOt STAIN, Rising bun Hotel, Greytown.