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Western Star, Issue 405, 29 December 1880, Page 4

Entire Horses. TO STAN D TH IS SEASON At Islabank, The Blood Entire Ho ess afts ?iv HIS EXCELLED CT. By the imported sire His Excellency, well known in Southland as the best blood entire ever introduced here. Dam, Tullop, one of the finest mares of New South Wales, imported thence to Southland by the late Captain Howell. Tullop was the mother of the famous racehorse Sailor, to whom, on ■ the dam’s side, therefore, His Excellency is brother. . \ His Excellency is a dark chestnut, is strongly and symmetrically built, and better adapted for producing weight-carrying hacks than any animal shown this year. His stock may be seen, and speak for themselves. Terms, £2; Groom age, ss. Guarantees, by arrangement. A large and well watered paddock for mares. Every care taken, but no responsibility. Season ends February Ist, 1881. After that date a charge of 2s fid per week will be made on all mares remaining in paddock. W. A. LYON, Proprietor,- Islabank. TO STAND AT GROPER’S BUSH, and ’travel Riverton, Jacob’s River, Gtautau/Limestone Plains, and Orepuki districts, The Thoroughbred Entire Horse MULATTO. Mulatto is a black horse, 16 bancs high, rising four years, old. He was got by The Nigger, dam Judy by Leamington; sire Leamington, dam Sister of Mercy by Melbourne, Frca by Romulus, Selina by Fiizeagle, Roily by Hyacinthus. See New Zealand Stud Book. The Nigger was bred by J. Lee, Esq., and was got by Barbarian, dam Vixen by Little John, dam Topsy by Young Marquis. Barbarian is full brother to The Barb, by Sir Hercules. —Vide New South Wales Stud Book. Terms, £2 ss, payable on or before the Ist February, 1881. Guarantees-as per agreement. Paddock accommodation provided free ; evcrycare taken, but no-responsibility. H. & J. WARD, Proprietors. mil PURE BRED CLYDESDALE Entire Horse MAEQUIS OP HAMILTON Will Travel this season in the Districts-of E.tyerton, Jacob’s Biter, Oxauxau, Waiau, and Orepuki. Marquis or Hamilton is a dark dapple bay, stands-Ifii bands high and has proved himself a sure foal-gotter. His temper, action, and constitution cannot be excelled. Pedigree. —Got- by the well-known horse Marquis, out of Fanny, by Boisdale. Boisdale, imported from Tasmania, one of the best horses ever in the district (supposed to have been poisoned at Teviot, while upwards of one hundred mares were waiting for him). •Fanny, out of [Kate, by the imported horse Napoleon. Old Marquis died last winter at the age of 21 years, and never cost his owners one sixpence for medicine. Marquis of Hamilton gained the Silver Medal at the Clutha Show when shown as a two-year old. Terms,'£3. Grooms Fee, ss. iRICHARD NEWTON, Owner, Riverton. PJWE CARRIAGE ENTIRE HORSE ~ TOPSAIL Will travel this season in the Riverton, Otautau, and Orepuki Districts. Further particulars Will appear next issue. H. HOWELLS, Proprietor. Public Notices NOTICE. £5 0 EEWAED. JYHE above reward will be given by me t< the first person who will give such inirmation as will lead to the conviction of ij (person injuring, stealing or unlawfully .moving -any stock or other property of ine. JOHN. C. ELLIS. Morrivale t 28tb March, 1880. JOB PRINTING n newest designs, executed at the Western Star Office, Riverton. <=84,000 SWEEP No. 7, on the WELLINGTON CUP, To be run in the first week in FEBRUARY, 1881. The £7oo’ for other starters will average about £IOO each horse. The £IBOO for non-starters will average about £6O each horse. Mr'George North, of Larabton Quay, announces his seventh annual sweep on the Wellington Cup. This lime it-is for no less than £4.000, which will give handsome piizes even to the non-starters. Mr North’s former racing sweeps hav r , invariably been conducted with such thorough fairness as to -give entire satisfaction to all interested, and we - are not surprised to hear that there is a bi-.sk demand for tickets for his four thousand-pounder.— “ Evening Post,” Sept. 9. Address—GEO. NORTH, Box 109, -Post Office, or Lamblon Qutiy, Wellington.y