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Wanganui Herald, Volume XII, Issue 9511, 11 September 1879, Page 4

[ "Stud Horses TO TRAVEL THIS FORTH1 COMING SEASON BET WREN WA>'GAJN CJE, WAVERLEY, & PATEA. The Thoroughbred Horse " D A V DA W X" Ttckms. — Single Mares, £4 4s ; two or more as per agreement. Groomage, 4s. Further particulars in future advertisement. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. _£ THE THOROUGHBRED HORSE "MAY .KIN G," By King Alfred — May Fly, will btand during the coming season at One Tree Hill Farm, Wangaehu, and will travel in the Turakina and Bangitikei Districts. Further paiticulars in. future issue. H..N. HARRISON, W angaehu. ; PAINTER. ' nnO Stand this Season in Wanganui L " District, The Blood Entire "P A I X T E R." For particulars in a future Adver- . tisement. PAWA Will travel in the Maiton, Rangitikei and Feilding District, ■ if not sold on or before the lsl Sept. Particulars in futurpadvertisement. ?ILL i-TAisß ATTJOKDOTO. STABLES AS USUAL, The Entire Ponies MA.ZEPPA, & TAM O'SHANTER. Paddock free but no responsibility. • » CHARLES GORDON. T) RELI Ml NARY ANNO UNCEt I • MENT. TO STAND THIS SEASON IN THE HAWKRA AND PATEA DISTRICTS, THE THOROUGHBRED HORSE 3 " REDEEMS R," ,' 4 years old, by Gladiator, dam Venessa, (entered in the Stud Book as Bay Leaf) Venessa, a (full sister to Laurel, dam of Fishhook) got by Peter Flat, her dam Shark ey, &c j Gladiator, by tna French bred sire Gladiateur, winner of the Derby, St. Ledger, and Two Thousand, For general soundness, bone, and quality, Redeemer commends } hismself to breoders. His performance as a two and three-year-old will be found in the New Zealand Turf Register. ' Terms. — Single mares, £4 10s ; two or more as per agreement. For further particulars apply to J J. CHADWICK, Patea, or to T. QUINLAN, owner, Hawera. j To Stand this Season near Warrengate No 2 Line, [ The Handsome' Pony MIRACLE, , TMPORTED from Canterbury in 3 1 1878. Miracle is 13^ bands high, and is considered one of the most use- • lul ponies over brought to the district, Single mates, £2 10s : 2 or more as per agreement. JAMES CHRISTIE, No 2 Line. : TO STAND THIS SEASON^ TO TRAVEL BETWEEN PATE& AND WAITOTARA, 3 The Imported J£uglish Thoroughbred Horse GLADIATOR. 1 pLADIATOII is a golden chestnut, \JT standing 1C hands, 'by Gladiateur, out of Nimoia, by Nuncio. Vide New Zealand Stud Book, Volume 5. Gladiateur won throe classic thvee-ycir-olcl races in England viz, the 2000 guineas, Derby and St, Legev. Further comment is unnecessary. Terms. — Single mare, £6 ; two or more, £5 10s. All misses from last year £5. Groomage fee ss. Ihe Advertiser lias secured a 200 ' acre paddock, well watered and grassed. 4.11 care taken, but no responsibility. 1 Paddocking free for one month. Fees payable on or before Ist January, 1880. D. BALLAM, J Waverley. To serve marcs this season between Hawera anil Waitofara, the puiebred Clydesdale Siallion " P X I N C B ARTHUR" BY imported Prince Arthur, clam Tasmanian mare. Prince Arthur is a daik dapple bay with black points, ' very muscular, with good bone, perfect action, and quiet tamper, and for sound- - ness cannot be excelled in his class. Terms £8, two or more as pct 1 agree- > ment, Apply to I D. UALLAM, Waverley. The Pure Clvdesdolc Entire PRINCE OF CANTERBURY, WILL travel this season between Maxwelltown and Manutahi. ! The Prince of Canterbury is a rich dark bay, rising 5 years old, by Scotch Jock, by Piiuce of Wales', who was sold in Victoiia forJtiOO, after winning several fiist prizes in Victoria. The dam of Prince of Canterbury was by Wollington ; out of an imported Tasmanian prize mare. Prince of Canterbury took first ptize at .the Lincoln Show as a yearling, and 1 sfc prize as a three-year old in 1877 at the Wanganui Show, • Terms. — Single mares, £'d 3s, a lib--era) "reduction for two or more belonging to the same owhex 1 . Places of call in future issue. Apply to . JOHN JOHNSTON, Owner, Waverley. (