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Wanganui Herald, Volume XII, Issue 9287, 30 November 1878, Page 4

TO RUN WITH MARKS DURIiSO THE SEASON, AT Awa Hou, Lower Rangitikei, the power fu draught horse -AJAX," "DRED by Major Marshall in 1869, by *-* Coningaby, out of Maggie, by lingland's Hope ont of Jessie, by Sampson out of an imported mare. Maggie won Ist prize at the Wanganui Show, 18(38, also lat prize at Marton, in 1869, and 2nd prize at the Rangitikei • Show, in 1870. Ajax was awarded the lat prize for 2-year-olds at the Wanganui Show, of 1871. and his stock sold from the Ean^itikei Districts have realized higher figures in the Southern markets than the progeny of any other stallion in the late provincial district of Wellington. Terms : £3 and grass for one month, free. Every care taken of mares but no responsibility. ARTHUE AMOS". "OPAWA," By Ravensworth, dam Fairy, \XJILL travel in the Wanganui and * " J?angitikei districts this aeaaon. Mondays and Saturdays, Wanpanui. Tuesdays, No 2 Line and Turaliina, Wednesdays, Marton. Thursdays, Bulls, Fridays, No 1 1 Line. TERMS— Single mare.. £s ss,' !two mares £4 10s, three or more ;£4. „• Every care taken but no responsibility. Paddocking free for one month, after, which 2s per week will be charged.'^ ■ " , Mares left 'with J. W. Jackson^ Pier 5 Hotel, Wanganui. THOMAS ROWE. TO SEB V E MA RE & , . [In a Paddock at Waverley j ' ■ > «'•''* THE PURE-BRED CLYDESDALE HORSE "BRITANNIA."" ; Britannia has fineaction, and is himself a thoroughly staunch horce. ■ ' • Terms— £2 per in are. Apply to ' ' I . ROBERT BROWJST, . . Waverley, *> to John Old on the.farm. F A I T O IE STUD. - jTo Stand this Season^ '■'- "MA JOE," , ■ By the celebrated imported draught entire Major. MAJOR is a beautiful bay chestnut, stands lGj hands high.. He; was bred by E. Aiding 1 , Esq., Amesbury, England, sire, the celebrate^ Suffolk horse Bp?ter, winner of the three ; successive first prizes of the Royal Agricultural^ Society of England,- ' ' Major won the first prize at the meeting of the Royal Society of England at Canterbury, 18th July, being then , two years old. He won . first prize Campbell town 1881, for the best imported draught stallion in the Colony, and the some prize at Longford in 1862. ' Major will travel' as follows : Mondays, at Moore andCurrie's, Kai Iwi ; Tuesdays at Southcombe's, Waitotara ; Wednesdays at Moore., and Curries, £ai Iwi.j Thurs?, days at B; Hair's, Woodstock ; travelling to Kennedy's ; Fridays, W. Me Williams, No. 2 ! Line, and' Kaitoke remainder, oi the week. . Terms —Single Mare £4* COACHING- HORSE "DUNCAN 1 ..»! - '-GRAY."- , •- '•; By Traducer out of a well bred mare. ". Manuka V in the " Wanganui, Herald- ■ thus writes of Duncan Gray :—": — " He is a tr ! specimen of v Serviceable coaching stallio' ■ and is as .docile, and tractable aslhe is sound, handsome, jQnd l ,po\yerful. n He ,is good, in a.l paces, arid his owner,; Mr Gfteig, p£ Kaitoke, where the horse stands, during last winter used him as a hack, in, which position he was he was not out of place. ; beipg all thereunder a heavy weight. He is already well-knowni not only by name, but by his young s'tdck,' which are turning 1 out well throughout the district." , . , Tepms: £3 10s. , Paddock — t)ne month free, after tha^ date 2s ,per .w.eek. , Every care taken, but no responsibility. ' •;.'<-• ; THOMAS GREIG, Kaitoki. [ * , ( 1 .{ ! ' ' ' rS&ffl ffff^roff ! ! '■' ' ' '' ' TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON, 'Between Arainoho and the Waiora Farm,, ' tlie Celebrated Clydesdale Stallion 1 ;« SIR WILLIAM WALLACE,". .• Dam Mir Charles Campbells, famous ibrood mare by Champion, imported by,^. H. Nimmo^ West Taieri. Sire, Mr Kettle's imported horse Sir' William ,- ' - Wallace. ' '•'■'- bIR WILLIAM WALLACE is a rich dapple bay, with black, points, and was foaled 7th January, 1872. For symmetery, strength, and action he stands unrivalled. He is perfectly quiet, docile j and tractable. No horse approaches him in quantity of hair, bone, and muscle: Sir William . Wallace took first prize at' Oamaru, 1873, for the best two year old, heading five ; first for; the^st three year old, 1874; ; and second for horses of all ages, at Oamaru, 1875 and 1876. His dam has bred more first-class animals than any mare in New Zealand. Sir William Wallace gained the first' prize as a fo&lat Maybole ; also as a yearling gained the first prize at Dalrymple, Eirkmichael, Maybole, Glasgow* and second at' Ayr. He gained first prize as a two year old at' Ayr' County show, and at Glasgow -, also the second prize at the Highland Society's show, held in 1 "Edinburgh July, 1869, Sir William Wallace, imported, by Mr Thomas Kettle direot from the breeder, W, Anderson, Barneil,, Kirkmich^l, Ayrshire, was shown. £t, the, Taieri show in December, 1869, when on three da.y.B landed, and gained second pri againßt horses of all ag*es. • r Sir William Wallace will eervo mares this season as follows : — > ' Mr J. Walker's, Aramoho, Tuesday Nights; MrSmiley's stables,, Wauganui, Wednesday ' Nights ; remainder, 01 . the week at Wttioi'ft. Good Paddooking provi^eti, % per week. Terms, £6 ss. ■ • ! ' l l ' 1 'Every enro taken but ao responsibility. . . 1 WILLIAM tiRAIG.,