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Waikato Times, Volume II, Issue 91, 28 November 1872, Page 1

NGARUA WAII IA AND HAMILTON. A CONVEYANCE leavo* 11 amis' DELTA HOTEL, Ngarnawahia, each day at 5.00 a.m.. ami rot urns same d;i leaving Hamilton nl; 4 p.m. (Sundays excepted), carrying Passengers and Luggage, (luis enabling passengers arriving by steamer to proceed next morning. Special arrangements lor parlies wishing to go through to Cambridge. To Storekeepers, cff. Light Packages coining by steamer as iar as Ngarnawahia, will be carried at. reasonable rales. Saddle Horses and Buggies on Hire. L. B. 11 AR K IS, Proprietor. TIIE CELEBRATED CLYDESDALE HORSE "NUGGET." NUGGET is six years old; stands hands high ; a beautiful dark chestnut, with strong bone, good action, and remarkable fine temper. 33red by 11 u. Woolly. Sire " Major," bred by E. Ai.ni.Nfi, Esq., Wiltshire, England; winner of (he first, prize of twenty-five pounds at the Royal Agricultural Society of England, held tit Canterbury the 18th July, IMiO. He was tlien purchased by Tnos. Cmsi'% Esq., and imported to Tasmania., where he won the lir.->t j»r:»u at the Society's Show, held at Campbell 1 own, J Mi!, for the best imported draught stallion in the Colony : and he won the same prize at the Society's Show, held at Longford, 18G2. He was afterwards purcluc-cd by B.Nijwall, Esq., for the sum of £550, and imported to Auckland. Grand Sire the celebrated horsee "Boxer," winner of three successive prizes at tbo Royal Agricultural Society, England. Great Grand Sire "Rob Roy," the property of .1. Salmon n, Esq., Glasgow. His progney have taken eleven iirst prizes at the Highland Agricultural Society Shows in Scotland. Dam "Blossom," imported by 15. Nkwau., Esq. Grand Dam "Sober," winner of three first; prizes at the Grand National Show held in Melbourne. He will stand at Hamilton, East and West,, on S.Vin;n.vrs; Cambridge, on Monday Nights; Ohaupo,on Tuksdav Nights; and at owner's place the remainder of the week. 'IKJtMS—£2 10/- single mare ; two or more as per agreement. Good paddocking and grazing provided for mures lrom a distance free of charge for one month. R. KIRKWOOD, Clover Park, Tam all ore, Proprietor. I '± II ETIIOROUG 11 811 E D HOUSE "VVAMBA, Bv Dainty Autkl—Dam Mtllv Bawx. BAY HORSE, Black Points, 15 Hands 2 Inches, Aged Three years. This magnilicient horse will stand this season in Rangiawhia. Terms—Single Mares, 50s; two or more the property of one owner, 20 p.c. dia ;ount. Guaranteed, as pes- agreement. Mares may be grazed in i secure paddock. Every care will he taken, but the mares will run at the owner's risk. Apply to L WILLIAM JACKSON, Rangiawhia. EAVY DRAUGHT CLYDESDALE IIORSE. PRINCE GHAII LI E, Imported from Scotland, WILL Stand this season at Rangiawhia. This splendid horse stands seventeen hands and is a perfect model of the Clydesdale breed. He is a sure foal-getter and his stock has always fetched high prices. Terms Single Mares, 50s. Iwo or more the pro perty of one owner, 455. Twenty per ccnt. discount fo cash. Mares warranted as per agreement. A secure paddock will be provided and every car taken, hut the mares will run at the ownorsrisk. A pply to _ u J A. RAMSEY, Rangiawhia. THE HEAVY DRAUGHT CLYDESDALE ENTIRE .HORSE FANCY, TTr IL L STAND THIS SEASON as VV follows :— At the Royal Hotel, Hamilton East, on Monday night. Hamilton Hotel, Hamilton East, on Tuesdays, from 8 to 10 a.m. . At Mr. H. Lewis's, Ohaupo Hotel, same night, calling at Mr. Hawsent's Farm, Te Awarnutu, Wednesdays. At Carboy's, Ivihikilii, same night, returning through Paterangi on Thursdays. At Mr. McNicol's Farm same night, home via Cambridge on Fridays, At owner's remainder of the week. Fancy stands 1G hands high, dapple brown, has proved a sure foal-getter, is staunch, sound, and free from all vice. He is by Invincible, out of a prize mare belonging to Mr. Cleghorn of Onehunga. Terms— Single Mares, £2 10s; two or more as iter agi eemeut. All monies must be paid on or before the 31st January, 18,3 ' JOHN HAMILTON, Proprietor. Cambridge. THE THOROUGHBRED ENTIRE HORSE " YOUi\ G POTEiN TATE'' IS a beautiful Chestnut, stands 15 hands high, and posseses very strong bone and excellent action. .Sire, the imported thoroughbred horse " Potentate dam, " Irish Molly," imported, by D.Graham, Esq. He will stand at Hamilton, East and West, on Fridays ; Cambridge, on Tcespays ; and owner's place for the remainder of the week Terms —£2 10/- single mare ; two or more as per agreenent. Good paddocking and grazing provided for mares from a distance free of charge for one month. R. ivl UK WOOD, Clover l'ark, Tamaliere Proprietor. HE THOEOUGHJJBED HORSE DERBY, W lUStand at Mb Hammosp's Fakh, near Hamilton. Tekjis—£s each Mare, Groomuge, ss, to be paid at the time of service. Good Paddocks at 2s per week, with every care hut no responsibility. Mares to be paid for before the Ist January, 1872. W. STEELE. N.B.—Groom in charge, T. J. Meeeditk. Thomas g e m m i l l Blacksmith and AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT MAKER, SHOEING SMITH, ETC. Duhi-street, Cambridyc. E'ltl. REGINALD BERNARD FITZPATRICK BOOT AND 21AKEH, Cambridge. Repairs neatly executed with promptitude.. J&itf