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THE THOROUGHBRED BTALLION EARLY BIRD (Sire, Day Dawn (b) oat of by Sir Hercules (b), Finesse, by Toss (s) Flirt by Mariner (Arab), <tc., <fee.) Day Dawn by Ravens worth (a), out of Skybird (a), by Teddington, &c., &c. DAY DAWN was fall brother to Grip’s dam Awatea, and Chance was full sister to Revoke, the dam of Mr Tanered'a Premier,aud Tramp Card. Dead Shot’s dam, Certainty, was a daughter of Chance, Dead Shot being the Sire oi Matai Early Bird has generally been at the Stud in Wanganui and Nelson, but be has started in seven events, ont of which he won three, his last win being the first Steeplechase held in Wellington aboat three years ago. Early Bird will stand at his owner's stables at the Tatu. Terms—£4 5s per mare, allowance made for two or more. Every care taken, but no responsibility. For further particulars apply te C. TILLYARD, Tutu. Waihenga, 12th September, 1886. 208

IHE THOROUGHBRED HORSE DONCASTER WILL travel this district daring the Season. For particulars see cards. W. CRAWFORD, 266 Proprietor. TO STAND AT MARTIN6OBOUQH. The Thoroughbred Stallion TJGKLY BUCK, Bred by the Middle Park Stod Company. Th» best pedigree of any thoroughbred horse in (he district. See cards. To stand at Mr TUaod’s, Martinboroogfa. Single Mare £i ; two or more as per agreement. 208 TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON. The Thoronghbred Horae TREASON, By Traducer, dam Lady Jane by Riddlesworth, grand-dan Medora by Glendower—Arab. Treason ia a beautiful golden chestnut, standing about sixteen hands high, with immense bone and muscle, with very superior undid action; has a spl constitution and good temper ; is quiet to ride or handle. He has proved himself a sure foal-gettcr ; has distinguished himself well on the turf, having never lost a race when starting for weight for age. He took first prize at Richmond Agricultural bbow, Nelson; he also took first prize at the Marlborough Agricultural Show. Treason is the sire of that splendid crosa-ooanti . rr horse Erebus, that has so well distinguished himself, both on the flat and over hurdles. From Treason's great size and splendid crossing of blood—Fiddleeworth and Traducer—he cannot fail to get good staying stock, suitable for cross-country, carriage, hacks, and racehorses. Treason will be at the following places during the season, weather permitting Greytoivn and Carter* ton, Fridays; Masterton, Saturdays ;and at the Iron Stables, Featherston, Wednesdays and Thursdays. Terms, £4 a mare, an allowance for two or more mares. Good Paddocks free of charge until stinted. All care, but no responsibility. 2U OEO. FREETH THE CLYDESDALE ENTIRE HORSE GLADSTONE,

VVll<Ltravel in the Wairartpa Oiitriot this ses»bn, leavin Masteries every Monday. GLADSTONE i' jby Prince Royal (30) duru a Wellington nare griand dam imported fror-j Victoria. The weU-kr,own Clydsadaleßtall>or. Prince Royal su bred by Mr I). McQueen, Smceton.Viotoiie, and wee imported by hii recent owner, Mr John McKellar, Doylestown, Cuterbnry. Prince Boy el ig by Prince CharHe, who <u imported by Messrs J, and M. Mclntosh from Scotland, where he gained 7 first prizes—his dam Blossom by BothweU waa also imported from Scotland. Prince Boyal is a rich brown color, standi 18 band* and 3 inches, showing great symmetry of form, with plenty of bone and hair of the best fashion. Prince Boyal commenced his career as a prise laker at two yean old, securing second place at Ballarat, and 2nd at Smeaton, where he waa only beaten by Darwin——the winner of the Hires’ Produce Stake of 400. Since his arrival in this colony he has always been a prize-taker in every show yard where he has been entered. At the Canterbury Agricultural and Pastoral Association’s Metropolitan Show of 1880, he waa awarded the Association medal and the President's Cup as the best draught stallion on the ground. His stock are now beginning to speak for themselves, notably Mr Stoddart’s colt Lord Raglan, who took first prize as a three-year-old at Christchurch last year; Mr Pocook’s Prince Victor ;Mr J. Boag’s Royal Pnnce ; and Mr Todd's colt Kevin, all prize takers—together with a numerous progeny of promising youngsters—many of which bid fair to don the blue at no distant date, Terms—£4 ;£2 payable in January 1887, and £2 when the mare proves in tosl. Two or more mares as per agreement. For particulars see cards. 238 J. HARDING. Proprietor.

TO STAND THIS SEASON. At the Homestead of the Undersigned, THE THOROUGHBRED HOUSE winner) Volunteer (Taita) Bomula. (Launceston champion winner). The Prophet (Sydney Cup win* ner) Queen Bee, dam of Sting (Adelaide Cup winner) audG.S. of Frailty, (dam ot Trenton), from Para* chute (dam of Jessie Umbra, Ac.,) by Kingston (imp) sire of Savanaka, Speculation (Sydney Cup winner*j. The Duke (winner A.J.C. Derby). Blue Peter (winj u6? V.R.C. St Leger). Lecturer and Valetta Colt i (winners of the A.J.C. sires Produce Stakes), and Kingsborough, winner of the A. J.C. Derby, A J.C. St Leger, A. J.C. Champagne Stakes, A.J.C. Sirea Pro* duce Stakes, and sire oi'Kubina (winnerof the Cantev* bury G.A. Handicap), from YarpotiUe, by WhalcUon* (half btoiher to the immortal Sir Hercules, sire of Vattendon and the Barb). ludustry, by fit John (imp)—Cra*y Jane, by Rous Emigrant (imp). Stella, by Peter Kin (imp) Spaewifc (imp). Vida Australian and New Zealand Stud Books Vol Yll* pagey? From the above if is seen Tim Whiffler is one ot the stoutest bred horses iu the Southern Hemisphere, for tlirough both sire and dam he runs back to Runs Emigrant and Spaewife, two of the greatest Und-inarks of the Australian Stud Book. Tim Whiffler, (who takes Remington’s place this season) is a blood bay with Mack points, and is well* I known throughout New Zealand as one of the best, | soundest and handsomest race horses of the day ; for 1 though he has been on the Turf this last tireyears he I is as sound as the day he was foaled, with legs and feet like steeL a rare thing to be met with in sires of iho I present day who have any pretensions toe turf record. ! Without a doubt he is one of the soundest horses that ever left the post for the paddock, a point strongly recommended to Breeders to keep in sight whea selecting a sire. The following are some of hit performance* : —Wow the Aucklaud Maiden Plate, Derby, Free, Bpnag, Grand Stand, and Nil Handicaps, and Town Plate (w.fa.); Hawke's Bay, Tradesmen's, and Grand Stand Handicaps; Hutt Park Consolatien (beating Administrator, Fay, Ac.,) Canterbury C.J.B. Plain, Bat 21b, beating Sou’ -wester^Ac.; Geraldine F.H. and TIM WHIFFLER, By Tim Whiffler (S) winner of the Melbourne Cup, A.J.C. Stake., three Queen’l nlatea, Ac., (beating the Mighty Barb), by New Warrior (imp) .ire of Tarragon (Champion (imp) aira (Champion [Launceston