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SSL THE THOROUGHBRED BTALLION EARLY BIRD (Sire. Day Dawn (b) out of Chance by Sir Hercules (b), Finesse, by Toss (a) Flirt by Mariner (Arab), 4c., 4c.) Day Dawn by Kavensworth (a), out of Skybird (a), by Teddington, 4«., 4c. DAY DAWN was full brother to Grip's dam Awatea, and Chance was full sister to Revoke, the dam of Mr Tancred’s Premier,and Trump Card. Dead Shot’s dam, Certainty, was a daughter of Chance, Dead Shot being the Sire ot Matai Early Bird has generally been at tbs Stud in Wanganui and Nelson, but he has started in seven events, out of which be won three, his last win being the first Steeplechase held in Wellington about three years ago. Early Bird will stand at bis owner's stables at the Into. Terms—£4 5s per mare, allowance mads for two or more. Every care taken, but no responsibility. For further particulars apply to C. TILLYARD, Tntn. Waihenga, 12th September, 1896. 20>

IHE THOROUGHBRED HOBBE DONCASTER WILL travel Ibis diet riot daring the Season. Leave* Feather*ton on Moos day morning, pawing through Qreytown for Caiterton ; returning on Tuesday. For fur* ther particular* see eard*. W. CRAWFORD, 266 Preprietor.

TO STAND AT MARTIN BOROUGH. The Thoroughbred Stallion UGXjY buck. Bred by the Middle Park Stud Company. The beat pedigree of any thoroughbred home in the district. See cards. To stud at Mr Tilson's, Hartinboroogb. Single Mare SA ; two or more aa per agreement. 206

TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON. The Thoroughbred Horae TREASON, By Traducer, dim Lady Jane by Hidileswortht grand-dan Medora by Olendower—Arab Treaaon ii a beautiful golden oheatnut, standing about sixteen hand* high, with immense bone sad muscle, with very superior action; has a splendid constitution and good temper; is quiet to ride or handle. He has prosed himself a sure foal-gettcr ; has distinguished himself well on the tnrf, hating never lost a race when Parting for weight for age. He took first prize at Kickmond Agricultural Show, Nelson; he also took drat prize at the Uarlborongh Agricultural Show, Treaaon is the sire of that splendid cross-country horse Brebnt, that has so well distinguished himself, both on the flat and over hurdles. From Treason’s

gnat site and splendid crossing of blood—Riddlesworth and Trad uccr- he cannot fail to got good laying stock, stable lor cross-country, carriage, hacks, and racehorses. Treason will be at the '"Mowing placet daring the season, weather permitting Grey town and Casterton, Fridayst Uasterton, Saturdays ; and at the Iron Stables, Featherston, Wednesdaysaad Thursday* Terms, £4 a mare, an allowance for two or ■ere mares. Good Paddocks free of charge until stinted. All care, but no responsibility. 211 080. FBBBTH. THE CLYDESDALE ENTIRE HORSE GLADSTONE, TP ILL travel in theWairsrapa District this ” leavin Mastartoa every Monday. GLADSTONE is by Prince Royal (30) dam a Wailington mare’grand dam imported from Victoria. The well-known Clydesdale Stallion Prince Royal was bred by Hr D. McQaasn, Bmeaton, Victoria, and was imported by hie recent SSti Bmeaton. Victoria, and was import* owner, Mr John MeKellar, Doylcatowa, Canterbury. Prince Royal is by Prince Charlie, who was imported by Messrs 'J. aad if. Mclntosh from Soot land, whan he gained 7 first p rises—his dam Blossom by Both wall was also imported from Scotland. ..... Prince Royal is a rich brown color, standi In band! and 3 inches, showing great symmetry of forntwith plenty oi bone and hair of the beat fashioo. Ptinoa Royal commenced his career as a prise tsksr it two years old, seenring second place at Ballarat, andlad at Smeaton, where he was only beaten by Darwin——the winner of the Sires' Product Stake at 080. Since his arrival in this colony he his always besot prize-taker in every show ysrd whan he has ban entered. At the Canterbury Agricultural tod Pectoral Association's MetropoUtaa wit awarded the Association medal and the PrMMdnra Cup as the beat draught stallion on the ground. , Hie stock are now beginning to speak lor tbsasss'vos, notably Hr Steddart'a colt Lord Raglan, who took first prise ss a three-year-old at Christchurch last year ; Mr PocoolPi Prince Victor; Mr J. Bong’s Royal Pnnoe j and Mr Todd's oolt Kevin, all prise takers—together with a numerous progeny of praung youngsters—many of which bid fair to don the bln* at no distant date, Terms—£4 j£2 payable in January 1887, and a* when the mare prove* in to*L Two or more marts at per agreement For pnrttohs laneee cards. J. HARDING, 238 Proprietor-. TO STAND THIS SEASON. At the Homestead of the Undertigoed, THB THOROUGHBRED HOUSE TIM WHIFFLER,

Bj Tim WhiflUr (8) winner of the Melbourne fWBXW Cup, A.J.C three f/Wf .tnVmftw, s*vSs: ffiUS winner) Volunteer (Tnite) Bomulis, (Liunceetiw champion winner). The Prophet (Sydney Onp emr - ‘ sting (Addmde Cap wimnerj ner) Queen Bee, dam of Sting ( . _ - endG.9. of Frailty, (dam oi Trenton), from Para, chute (diem of Jessie Umbra, Ac.,) by Kmgaton (imp) sire of Savanaka, Speculation (Sydney Cap winners;. The Duke (winner A J C. Derby). ner V.H.C St Leger). Lecturer Mid \elctta Colt (winners of the A.J.C, sires Prepuce Stakes' t, *?“ Kingsborough, winner of the A.J.C. Derby, AJ. v. OS Leger. A.J.C. Champagne Stake.. A.J C 8 duce Stakes, and sire of Bubina (winner of “Jf? bury O i. Bandioap), from Ysrrovillc. by Whatoboo* (hafr In other to the immortal Sir H eroules, sire <» Vattendon and the Barb). Industry, by Bt John (imp)—Craxy Jane, by Boas Stefia, by Peter Fin (imp) Spec»ifc (imp). Australian and New Zealand Stud Books lVol VU. page 97. From the shore it is seen Tim W huaeria one of the stoutest bred horses m the Bootoara Hemisphere, for through both sire end dam ha ran* back to Kona Emigrant and Bpaewife, twool tan greatest Und-marks of the Australian Stud Tim Whiffler, (who takes Remington s pseoe ™ season) is a blood bay with Week points, and is yauknown throughout 7<ew Zealand as one of toe soundest andnandsomest race horses at the day i though he has been on the Turf this last nre years nn is as sound as the day be was foaled, with legs and an like steel, a rare thing te be met with in sires ol tan present day who have any pretensions to a tanraeoro. Without a doubt be is one of the soundest horses tnas ever left the post lor the paddock, a point etroagly recommended to Breeders to keep in sight whan selecting a sire. The following are some of hit performances syon the Auckland "Maiden plate, llerby, Free, Spring, Grand Stand, and N.M, Handicaps, and Town Plato (w.f.a.) j Hawke's Bay, Tradesmen's, and Onnd Stand Park Consolatien (basing AdHandicaps; Hutt , _ miniatrator, Fay, Ac.,) Canterbury C.J.B. Dale, M 21b, beating Sou'-wetter, Ac. j Geraldine F.H. ana Cap (beating Bubina and Fneilade (N.Z. Osp winner)! Dunedin Prorinoial Plate, beating Lady fans mt Adamant (Dunedin Cup winners). Wat seeomA twsntT-one times, iaoladmg Auckland (Mf B.C.H. twice, Geraldine K.C.H. twice, and CJ.C. Metropolitan Handicap i Third nine fimss, tMhUIM Hendsrtoa Mill Cnp, Tnrangsnnl Stakes, Dm*® Birthday Bandican. and 1.l Du (bmdtal <<■ Birthday Handicap, and 11 Cap (bearing w clinkers as Welcome Jack, Okeriot, TurqacMe, Mlfo chief, Taiaioa, Ac.) Terms. At per mare, and ta greaaag* I jH gracing it par week, until aoties of stinting mr**e when mans MUFTbe PAID FOB, and itcredjrmh. lo a fortnight, or Je per weak will ha ears tekse, without respeoeibthty. *o# KMwMwwLWi Kniwaiwsi, wafoafopn.