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Wanganui Herald, Volume VI, Issue 1901, 19 September 1873, Page 4

ENTI&ESEte&SES T?0 BREEDERS OF CAST STOCK. fJ\Ril Services of that valuable Drav.ght i Silo "CONIN6SBY" Will be obtainable during the next Season from "Wangaehu to Kai lwi. This animal was selected by the Hon. Mr Fox, when in England, from the most approved blood in the country. He is a rich bay, eight years old, 17 hands high, and has already illustrated the value and importance of pnve blood to breeders in this country^ having proclued some of the finest Stock in the llangitikei District, amongst which may be mentioned Major Marshall's magnificent colt '•' Ajax," awarded the Ist prize for 3-year-olds at the last Agricultural Show. *' Coningsby " was bred by E. Watson, Esq., of Dogaih; he is by that noted horse " Sampson," the property of W. Gaul, Esq., of Alfred, which took the Ist prize at the Royal Agricultural Show at Newmarket iv IS6O ; out of " Brownie " by Mr Hallam's " Gay Lad ;" grand sire was the equally celebrated horse " Sampson," the property of W. Saberton, Esq , of Wilcham. " Conin«sby " will be strictly limited to a fixed number of mares. B.OBT. MoLEAN, Agent, Victoria Avenue. June 28, 1873.

Good News for Breeders of Draught Stock in the Wanganui, Kai Iwi, and Rangitikei Districts. mEGE well known Entire Horse ■MAJ OE,' Will travel this season in the Wanganui, Kai Iwi, aud B,angitikei Districts, the same as be travelled last year for the present owner, when led by Mr oskph Ewens. Also, EXPECTED DAILY, and to stand in the Wanganui District, A First Class Imported Clydesdale Entire Horse. For particulars apply to THOMAS GKEIG, Gordon's Stables, Campbelltown, Wanganui, August 6, 1573. ' ' TO FARMERS' AND HOUSE BREEDERS In the Rangitikei District. The celebrated pure Clydesdale Entire GHAMPION, Late the property of Major Marshall, will stand this season in tho JJangitikei • . District. Will call at Marten every Tuesday, calling at Bull's. • T E 'B. M 8. £2 10s each mare, or ,£4 with guarantee. Good paddocks .provided for one month free, after that time Is. per week will be charged. Every care taken, but no responsibility. , ■ The advertiser especially notifies that although it is a custom to make a reduction for two or1 more mares, he sees no reason why those who can best afford to pay should receive any favor, therefore no reduction will be made for numbers. " '". All fees to be paid before the end of February, ]874. Guarantee to be paid as soon as the. mares are proved in,foal, or when leaving the district foor good. For further particulars apply to the groom, or to the proprietor,. OONALD-FRASEB. Sept 17, 1873, ■ ■■'•■■ ■'■■■''•'■■

mO STA^D THIS ;i ISEASOS. The Pure-bred Clydesdale Horse V I G T O R, Y. At Hawera and surrounding district. .VICIOEY will.be three years old in November; is a rich/ dark bay, with black points, and took the first prize at the Blenheim Agricultural Fhow iii Alarch last as a two ycarofd.' His sire, Royal Conqueror, took the' first prize as two-ycar-pld at the Pvoyal Agricultural Show in England, held at Batrersea, and was purchased for 11: Tied wood, Esq., at a cost of £700, and imported direct to Xew Zealand. The dum,'Blossom, was bred by Mr Wall, of Canter- ; bury, and took first prize wherever exhibited. I TEIIMS, £3 10s ; GROOM'S FEE, ss. \ Payable on or before Ist Peb.. . ■ 1874. ; Good secure paddocks, at Is per week,! without-.responsibility. ■ - - W. F. OAKI?S, I Hawera. I Sept 4,1873.