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Waikato Times, Volume XLIII, Issue 3499, 27 November 1894, Page 9

Notices. TO STAND at Whatawhata the com- * ing season and travel surrounding districts. - The Pure-bred Clydesdale Stallion ISLAND CHIEF. Brown horse, bred by Rnicl Bros, Motntapti; is a very compact, powerfullybuilt horse, rising four years old, stands 16 hands 2 inches, on short legs, with immense bone ot the right quality. _ Pedigree.-Island Chief is by Lord of the Isles (imported) out of Madge, by Prince Charlie (imported) dam Blossom ; Lord of the Isles by Darnley, out of Maggie, by Prince of Wales (sold for 1500 guineas), g dam Nannie, by Old Clyde, gg dam Lily, by Broomfielc Champion. Breeders would do well to see this horse before promising their mares elsewhere. Terms exceptionally moderate; half guarantee, Mares from a distance grazed free of charge. 14/7 W. WATERS, TO STAND AT TE AWAMUTU I and travel as under—The Thoroughbred Stallion GILDEROY. Monday: Thruogb Pateranri and Te Rore Tuesday: Through Ohaupo Thursday: Kihikihi and Rangiaohia Friday: Mangapiko and Alexandra Rest of Week: Mr S. Bond's Te Awamutu Terms : Single mare, £2 10s; two or more, £2 2s each. 2/10 WILLIAM JOHNS. IHE WELL.KNOWN AND ■ FAVOURITE STALLION MERRYMAKER, By Merrylegs, dam Countess (imported from Sydney), , Will stand the season at Hamilton, and travel to Whatawhata, Waitetuna and Raglan. Merrymaker has proved himself a sure foal-getter, his stock being some of the most useful in the district and, like his sire's, good in either saddle or harness. Terms : Single mare, £2; two or more as per agreement. Route. Monday: Waitetuna Tuesday: Raglan, back to Waitetuna Wednesday: Home to Hamilton Thursday and Friday: At owner's stables, Hamilton Saturday: Ngarnawahia and Taupiri 1/9 L. SUTTON. M PURE-BRED CLYDESDALE STALLION WATER LEY (rising 5 years old) Will Stand at Fen Court this season and serve a limited number of,mares. Waverley is a dark bay with black points, standing 17 hands high, very heavy, quiet, and thoroughly sound. He was bred by the Hon. M. Holmes, Awamoa ; sire Awamoa, dam Miss Buchanan. •Awamoa is by that far-famed Clydesdale entire Young Banker, whose stock have taken the highest honours wherever exhibited, both in New Zealand and Australia, Miss Buchanan was by Young Prince of Wales, out of an Emperor mare, from imported stock Itwilluthuß be-seen that Waverley combines all the fashionable blood of the day. For terms and. particulars apply to the MANAGER, 1/9 Fen Court, iHE HEAVY DRAUGHT STALLION LORD ROSEBERY Will stand this season at my farm, Hamilton East, and travel the surrounding district. Terms and route in future advertisement. Geo. Scarborough, groom. WALTER CHITTY, 11/8 Owner. .1 I M 0 R PONY. ■ BONNY TOM. Cream coloured, 9 years old; bred in Brisbane. Sire Bonny Charlie (imp). —Little Flower (imp). Bonny Tom competed at the Brisbane Show in 1592 in Class 49, Division K, for pouies not over M hands high. Six competed, when he obtained second prize. Bonny Tom took first prize in his class at the Auckland Show, 1393. The above pony will stand at Whaoawhata this season. Terms, £1 per mare 1 F, STOREY, Ownw.