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Waikato Times, Volume XXXIX, Issue 3161, 27 September 1892, Page 4

Notices. "fife TO STAND THIS SEASON AT 1 LOCHIEL and travel the surrounding districts, The Heavy Draught Stallion GENERAL FLEMINGList full for 1802, except for mares that visited him last°season. The PnreCleveland Bay Coaching Stallion MOUNTAINEER. And the Thoroughbred Stallion GIPSY KINGGIPSY KING is one of the biggest and handsomest horses in New /eland and most fashionably bred, being by that great horse Lc Loup (full brother to that famous mare Lurlinc), out of Oitana; Gitana by Rapid Bay, out of Gipsy, by Yattendon, out of Zingara, by II Barbiere —G i psy. Also, to stand at his own Stables, Loch el

CAP-A-PIE. Terms : General Flemming and Mountaineer, 4 guineas for single mares ; 3.', guineas each, for two or more mares the property of one owner. Cap-a-pie : 3 J guineas for single mares ; two or more, 3 guineas each, two guineas at service, balance when mares prove in foal. Gipsy King :5 guineas for single mares two or more, as per agreement. Breeders before making arrangements about their mares would :lo well to see all of the above horses. paddocks, with plenty of food and water for mares from a distance. J. McNICOL. August 10th, 1892. I will give a PRIZE of Three Guineas each for the best YEARLING COLT or FILLY, sired by General Fleming, Mountaineer, and Cap-a-pie, to be awarded at the Waikato Agricultural and Pastoral Association Show, 1593 ; and also at the Show, 1594, for THEN YEARLINGS, the gets of the above sires and Gipsy King. J. McNICOL. TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON IN 1 WAIKATO AND WAIPA, The Thoroughbred Horse ROYALIST (LATE Aokangi). Bred by the New Zealand Stud Company at Sylvia Park ; got by Captivator"" out of Rangi, Rangi by Ravensworth* out of Skybird,* See New Zealand Stud Rook * Imported from England. Royalist is an immensely powerful colt, stands over 10 hands, and comes from first-class stock, both on the flat and across country. Morion, last year's Auckland Derby winter, and Freedom, winner of the Canterbury Cup, are by Royalist's sire, Captivator ; and on his dam's side, Ravensworth got among others those great steeplechasers Hurricane. Day Dawn, and Clarence. At the NVaikato Stallion Parade last year, Royalist, then three years old, was avrarded| second prize against all the horses (7) that tiavelled in this district. Terms : To stand this season at half fee ; £1 10s each for two or more mares; single marcs, £2. Five thoroughbred mares (dams of winners preferred), free. Fees payable Ist December, 1592. Season ends Ist January, 1593. Route Mondays : Pukerimu, Rangiaohia, and Kihikihi. Tuesdays : Te Awamutu and Ohaupo, Wednesdays : Hamilton and Whatawhata, Thursdays : Through Hamilton and Tamahere, tu Cambridge. Saturdays : At his own stables. Cambridge. R. W. BROWNE. Cambridge, 21st September, 1592. TO STAND TIIIS SEASON IN 1 WAIKATO DISTRICT, TETFORD. Brown Horse, bred by Mr Thos. Morrin, by Musket, out of Pungawerewere, by Golden Grape, from Atalanta, by Towton (imp), from Crescent, by Sir Hercules. Golden Grape, sire of Pungawerewere, is by Barnton, own brother to Voltigeur, whose descendants Galopin and St. Simon are at the present time the leading and most fashionable sires in England, commanding no less a fee than 250 guineas. La Fleche, winner of the St Leger, 1592, is by St. Simon. Fee : Single mare, four guineas ; two or more, 3A guineas. N. DICKEY, Paeroa. THE DRAUGHT STALLION - 1 PRINCE FERGUS Will stand this season at Te Awamutu (owner's residence), nndat Mr Melville's, Te Rore ; also, travel the surrounding district". Goorl grass paddocks at either place, one shilling per week. Teu.ms : £2 2s single mare ; two or more as per agreement, All cave taken, j but no ix-sponsibilit v. JOHN POLLARD, Te Awamutu. TO STAND TllliS SEASON, 1592, i. The Pure-bred Clydesdale Stallion LORD GLASGOW, At his owner's place near Broadmcadows, and will serve a limited number of (40) marcs. Cards and route in future issue. CHARLES LAKE. 'P H E D 11A UGII T ST ALLION A LORD CLYDE, To stand this season at Dawson's old farm, Whalawhaln, and travel the surrounding- districts, the Draught Stallion LORD CLYDE. F. PERKINS, What.awhatu. MISS ALICE RIMMKR begs to announce that, after MONDAY, August loth, she will be prepared to take Pupils for the Piauoforte aud Singing, on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays, in cuch H-eekut llu fallowing* address : — C.iie of Mrs Rr, wn, Upper jSclson-stieet, lil-fc house ni_'ht: band >ide. Applications for tcvir.'s ite., i-huiild in the meantime be addressed to Miss Altec Rimin. r, llelensvilie; or to Messrs Jiaily ami Co., street, Auckland. 13ILLUEADS printed, on good quality IJ} cream laid paper, from 12s (id per 000. Waikato Times Olliee.