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Wanganui Herald, Volume XIX, Issue 5427, 17 September 1884, Page 4

Entire Horses jSvSfou PRELIMINARY NOTICE SSfiwl'^HSSfw A I' 0 travel this season In fetffej M" VVaiigunui, Knl Iwi, r^T JfTwiaCT ftml Waitotara Districtß, I __Swj,JL^ljOL Nos. 1 and 2 Lines, and to *- i- *^ Stt sSSt»B*w ai "' ArnmohoandUpokongnro, Tho Purebred Clydeßtlalo Ilorso niR WILLIAM WALLACE. For farther pnrticulars soe fuluro advertisement. PRELIMINARY I iimfimmVu ilit in * u0 uiil'ortod Clydesdale "VT OUNG SCOTCHMAN, Will travel this season between Waverloy and Manain. Further particulars in futuro advertisement. IIEARN AND KENNEDY. "pATRIARCfI. «T> , To stand this Season. Buenos AYHEs/near *■^A«gW_f ifflL. The New ' £outh' Wales Thoroughbred. Siro PATRIARCH. Further particulars in future advertisement. B IIEARN AND KENNEDY. m. ii % A "NT Tl AAT TO TC The thoroughbred sire, iT^Sriny^w will travel through the Particulars in a futuro advortisemens. ROPERT LAMB. jffig^ PRELIMINARY NOTICE." V.aaigw^Jjßg, The' Draught Entire Horse T> RETENDER. PRETENDER will travel No. 2 Line and Bruns- j wick this season. ] For further particulars sco futuro advertisement. JOHN MIDDLETON. 0>1%% MATATOR, It tw fjvU T he Aramoho Stud ComJ^y^r^inW P anv ' s Thoroughbred NATATOR Will stand this season at Aramoho and Messrs Moore nnd Curries Station, Kai Iwi. Further particulars in a futuro advertisement. ' JOHN WALKER. . . PRELIMINARY O»w»y. '^'"• { ii'r*j NOTICE. 1 fcriSj To travel this Spaßon in PW\l\hMf the Wanganui, Kti / JN^ V„r{? 1( Iwi, Waitotara, and »-J^*SrjMj*«;Vj' i -i.i.'-jßr N Oa< i an ci - Lines. The Purebred Clydesdale Stallion „„, JORD CLYDE, Bred by E. Menlovc, Esq., Windsor Park, Oainatu., Further particulars in future notice. EOBERT EOSS, Rutland Stables, Wanganui. -VTOBLEMAN. iS&iSifflWj* NOBLEMAN^ bred by William Craig, Esq, Wai* J %. Vj*k\.l ora. Sire, Sir William fl **S*Ba9i-v^-^' Wallace ; dam, Blossomi ____ WILL STAND THIS SEASON. Further particulars in future "^^q^^ ~ TO STAND~THIS Wkmfffl f^OCK^VR E. Bred by Mr Eedwood. Got by Towton, dam Certainty, by II Barbitre— Chance, by Sir Hercules— Finesse, by Foss— Flirt, by Manuion (Arab) Towton. is by Melbourne. Tehms— Single Mare, £3 3s ; two or more, as per agreement. . , „ P addocking Free for three weeks ; afterwards, 2s 1 DPI* "WGGtC COCKSURE will be run in the Paddocks on No. 212 1 Line. For particulars, apply to r m QQj^_ ' ~~~ p X E L I MINAKY Will travel this season to Waitotara, KaiPwi, Bruns- ; wick Line, Upokongaro, Aramoho, Nos. 2 and '6 lane. Also, the Handsome Shetland Pony, S^ Z A R. Will staiid at home, Brookland Farm, for the pony miUm JAMES HAIR, , jgrgfr. ' I 0 STAND THIS SEASON THjuVkHNgf fiaj Clydesdale Entire Horse will travel us follows :— Monday, Brunswick Line; Tuesday, Wednesday, and hursday, between Wangamii nnd Nukumaru ; Friday, at Kennedy s. Terms— £3 ; two or more mares, £2 10s eacn.J Further particulars in future issue. >*r»v. T. I L X E. xMfc %Hffar cf .if To stand this season at Kaitoke Farm, the The Champion Blood yearling Colt at the Agricultural Show, Tasmania, this season, was Mr Taylors colt by Torchlight, out of Dilke's dam. TEKMS-Single mares, £5 ; two 6r more, as per agreement. Paddocking free for one month, after which 2s per week will be charged. All caro taken but no responsibility. Groomage, 6s. Fees payable on or before Ist January, 188fi. Mares sold or exchanged to bo paid for as stinted. „„_„ X. QJEvEIG-, "'"" • Kaitoke Farm. -IBPJL. i 0 STANI) AT TURA " Sfcjfei'ih^Mi w -ff And travel the WanlJjt«jMM_K— *v sufficient inducement offer, and| [serve | a limited number of Mares, the Thoroughbred Horse ASCOT, First son of Kelpie (imp.) ever brought to this district, bred at Tocal on tho Patterson, Hunter River, New South Wales, by that well-known breeder of blood stock, Frank Reynolds, Esq., tho owner of Kelpie (imp.), Goldsborough, nnd The Drummer (imp.), and breeder of The Gem, Sou'wester, now Qrst favorite for the New Zealand Cup, and many others. PEDiflßKK— Ascot, by Kelpie (imp.), out of The Thome, dam of Townley, Ascot, and others, by that celebrated racehorse, The Barb, out of Brown Duchess, dam of Count, Cinnamon, Knight Errant, etc., by Tate's Whalebone, son of Speculation (imp.) nnd Paraguay (imp.), dam of Sir Hercules, out of Clover (imp). Dam of Clover winner of the A. J.C. Derby, by Sweetmeat, out of Hybla. Ascot has a double strain of English Sir Hercules blood through his dam. Sir Hercules, sire of The Barb, and Whalebone, are both from tho same dam, Paraqufty (imp.), by English Sir Hercules, the great grandsire of Scockwell, Kelpie (imp.), the sire of Fireworks, ascot and many other great performers. On the turf was one of tho best Sires ever imported to Australia. Further particulars, see Cards and the Australian Stud Book. Ascot is n beautiful, sorrel chestnut, free from white, 6 years old, stands 16 hands 2 inches, a powerful horse, sound constitution, beautiful temper, with perfect action, in addition to being a good performer on the turf. No mares will be served after the 31st December. Terms— £s 5s each mare; thoroughbred mares, £0 6s. Also the well-known Thoroughbred Horse TJ V L O N G. BYLONG will travel the Manawatw District. For further particulars see Cards H. DIXON, Proprietor. TAMES a ILB V, CARPENTER, JOINER, &0., &0., Victoria Avenue, (Opposite the Infant Sohool.) J. S., not wishing to swell the ranks of the unemployed, haa taken the above Workshop, next door to Mrs Delves's, and hopes by special attention to his work, combined with moderate charges and reliable workmanship, to merit a share of tho favors of the District. Saws Sharpened. Tools ground and Bet./, Estimates given for general repairs, All kinds of Carpenterin work done.