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; ADVERTISEMENTS k TELEPHONE No. 124. p O Y A L STABLES. AV. Albert-street, near Fire Brigade station. ■B. ARMITAGE. " W. McLAUCHLAN FULLAN ARMITAGE & Co., LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES. FOR HlRE.—Wedding Carriages, Hearses, Mourning Coaches, Open and Close Cabs, Hansoms, Breaks, Waggonettes, Single and Double Buggies [Hooded and Open]. First-elass Ladies an Gents.- Saddle Horses. w Horses carefully broken-in to Saddle or Harness. Horses r Bought, Sold or Exchanged. NOTICE TO TROTTING CLUBS. QHA 8. yCMAB T E R, ‘ IMPORTER OF » THE SULKYETTE,”; FG33H The Champion Close Hitch Speeding Cart. A Consignment of the above to arrive in January. chas. McMaster. 107, QUEEN STREET. . . . . - . S. LAURIE, .'produce MERCHANT, NEWMARKET, HAS ON SALE—OATS, MAIZE, WHEAT, BRAN, CHAFF, Etc., Etc., Etc. VEGETABLE AND GARDEN SEEDS • ’ A SPECIALTY. •ar AH Goods delivered free. ’T'p Horse owners and trainers, TOMMY HODSON (the well-known jockey) ,is prepared to accept engagements for the coming season. Can ride 6st. 121 b, it necessary at 4 days notice. •«- Address communication to . E. M. PAGE, Newmarket. OWNERS OF TROTTERS, ETC. GEORGE CLARK,, is prepared to accept Trotters for training during the present 'season. Communications to be addressed, P. QUINLAN, Edin burgh Castle Hotel, or, I GEORGE CLARK, - Avondale.

SIRES OF THE SEASON TRAVEL THIS SEASON, r. BETWEEN THAMES AND TE AROHA, The Thoroughbred Stallion “T ET FOR D.” By MUSKET [imp.], dam Pungawerewere, by Golden Grape, -dam Atalanta; Atalanta out of Crescent, by Sir Hercules; Golden >Gr»pe,by Barnton, full brother to Voltiguer, whose blood is so mncn sought after in England; Atalanta, by Towton, full brother to the Peer, sire of 'Darebin, Peeress, and other good horses, half brother to the Marquis, the winner of the Two Thousand Guineas and St. Leger. Tetfobd is a full brother to Tranter, who took first prize and Champion prize in New South Wales, also first ; prize and ‘Championprize in Victoria for the best thoroughbred against all-cbmers. Tetfobd is a half-brother to St. James, who won the Dunedin Cup and lan second in the Exhibition Cup. St. James is by Leolinus out of Pungawerewere, and is a half-brother to Cmckshot, who .won the Wellington Cup and Auckland Cup, ana who stood at the head of winners for this season in New Zealand ;, fall out of his dam can gallop. Tetfobd won Wan-. • ganui Cup, beating Waitiri, Silence, Pasha, Libeller, and., other ; goddrhorses; beat same horses next day in Wanganui Stakes, one . mile ancja half, 9st 71bs in the saddle. Won Free Handicap, one mile, Plate Handicap and Flying Handicap at Thames Meeting; won Victoria Handicap, one mile and a distance, in 1 min. 5f% secs,, beating Antelope and . eight others, at the Auckland Sum- ' mer Meeting. Tetfobd should get first-class racehorses, horses fit for Indian re-mounts, or good weight-carriers, he being a very pretty horse nimself. . ' . TERMS: Single Mares, 4 guineas; two or more, guineas. ' Tetfobd has been limited to sixty mares. There will be a direct boat from Auckland, which will carry k ' “horses, by Ist October. Mares sent down would be landed alongL side my place; Good Paddocks at Is. 6d. per week. Every care & taken, but no responsibility. r B mi:: N. DICKEY.