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Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume VII, Issue 648, 29 September 1882, Page 3

_3nt£r«s HORSE PAR AD.' 1 :. THR ANNUAL PARAD: Of ENTIRES AND HORSES Will be held in Mr O'Reilly's Paddock, Luvau.l street, on SATURDAY, 7th GOTO RE Li next, to enable breeders to judge of the merits of the various horses travelling in the district. ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7th, AT NOON. Owners are requested to enter with Mr O'Reilly or tlie undersigned on or before Thursday, sth October. Immediately afterwards a SALE OF HORSFS, for vrhicli entries are requested, will be held. a. innes McGregor, Auctioneer.

TO STAND THIS SEASON. THE THOROUGHBRED HORSE TOUCHSTONE. TOUCHSTONE is by Malton, out of a Tasmanian mare. He is a dark brown of great bone, substance, and symmetry, standing 16 hands, and is admirably suited for getting weightcarrying Hacks or Carriage Horses. Terms, £3 3s for the season. Groomage fee, ss. Also, THE WELL-KNOWN TROTTING PONY MERRYLEGS. R.DUNN, Proprietor. { TO STAND THIS SEASON, 1882. THE CELEBRATED NORFOLK TROTTING HORSE, Muxgo Park, By Old Quicksilver, dam by Ellington, out of an imported mare^ MUNGO PARK is a beautiful . rich dapple brown, standing 16 hands high, with splendid head, neck, and shoulders, capital back and loins, magnificent quarters, and a rare set of legs. His temper an 1 action are un- j surpassed. In the opinion of the best judges, hi? 3 combination of symmetry and strength stamps him as one of the best horses of his class ever seen in Canterbury. MUNGO PARK has taken six first prizes, and his stock always find a ready sale at very high figures, MUNGO PARK will travel as follows :— Tuesday ... LITTLE RIVER Thursday ... PIGEON BAY Saturday ... AKAROA b'omainder of week at home, at HEAD OF THF BAY. Term*, £3. Liberal allowance for two or mo-e mares. Groou.aye, ss. All mares sold or changing owner? after b ing put to the above horse must be pfdil for by the owner at t.me of service. Mares engaged for the soison must be paid for on the Ist of Jmiuary, 1883. All mures under guarantee must be paid e.-routhe Ist of September, 1883. For fu. ther p irticulars apply to B. Barker, in charge, or to S. LEE, Head of the Bay, Akaroa. TO STAND THIS SEASON. ABDEL-EL-KaDIR. ABDEL-EL-KADIR. was bred by Robt, Wilkin, Esq. He is by Sledmere, out of an Arab mare, and is half-brother to Royalty. He is a dark iron grey (dappled), standing 15.1 hands, and for girth and muscle cannot be beaten. He has all the requisite points for getting horses for hill country Terms, £2 2s per mare for the season Groomnge fee, si. To bona fide owners of two or more mares, by arrangement with J. Bullock, the groom in charge. ABDEL-EL-KADIR will travel as follows : — AKAROA Monday WAINUI Tv sday PIGEON BAY ... Thursday LITTLE RIVER ... Saturday He will be at the home stables, Duvauchelle's Bay, every night. Mares sent to the homestead will be accommodated in good paddocks free of charge, all care being taken, but no responsibility incurred. 11. PIPER, Duvauchelle's Bay. *