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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 4131, 18 October 1884, Page 6 (Supplement)

Conveyances. THE undersigned begs to inform the public that on and after tho 2nd of October a Conveyance will leave the Accommodation House, Rissington, for the Post Office, Puketapu, to meet the Coach from town at 1 o'clock every Thursday. All parcels or orders left at either place will bo strictly attended to. W. WILLIAMS. Rissington. PATEA ROYAL MAIL COACH will leave Napier every AVEDNESDAY, at 4 p.m., for Kuripapanga ; leaving Kuripapangi! every MONDAY, at 7 a.m.,' for Napier. Booking Office—Albion Hotel, where all parcels will be punctually attended to. ALEXANDER MACDONALD, Proprietor. ON and after the 23rd June, a Coach will leave tho Puketapu Hotel at halfpast eight a.m., and Taradale at quarterpast nine a.m. for Napier, returning at 3 P- m - Fares—From Puketapu 2/- ,, ~ Taradale 1/Booking Office—Mr. James Johnstone, Star Hotel. Parcels left in care of Mr. Johnstone will be punctually attended to. E. W. HUGHES, Proprietor. YMER'S NAPIER and TARADALE ROYAL MAIL COACHES. Time Table. Ist—From Puketapu at 8 o'clock From Taradale — 2nd—Quarter to 9 o'clock ; via Meanee 3rd—ll o'clock; New Road 4th—Quarter to 2 o'clock; via Meaneo From Napier. Ist—lo o'clock, Newton's comer; New Road 2nd—ll o'clock; via Meanee 3rd—3 o'clock ; Now Road 4th—4 o'clock; Meanee Fare to Meanee or Taradale, ls each way; to Puketapu, 2s. Special Coaches, Buggies, and Saddle Horses can be had at Taradale at any time a B.YMER. Stnd Horses. TO STAND THIS SEASON, AT THE FARM, NEAR HASTINGS. &&***«s%& rriHE Clydesdale Horse J MARQUIS. X 5 Terms:— £4 10s, single mares ; two or more, £-1. All care taken, but no responsibility. Grass free for one month, or until mares arc stinted, after that 2s Gd per week will be charged. R. WELLWOOD. TO STAND AT MARAEKAKAHO THIS SEASON. •-v nnHE pure-bred Clydcs1 dale Entire "LORD CASTLE■a&JU&sim reach." Terms—£s 5s each mare ; two or moro, the bona file property of the same owner, as per agreement. Marcs not proving in foal this season will be served free of charge next year. For further particulars apply to the Manager, M.traekakaho station. TO COVER AT NEAR HASTINGS, A limited number of marcs, jfcsr»__». J j<sMs&& rjpHE imported jg. JL thorough-bred fes%» Horso 'prfjr SIR BENJAMIN - A self-Stored dapple brown without white, standing sixteen hands three and half inches high, and having enormous bone and muscle. Terms —£6 Gs each marc. He is siro of some of tho finest weightcarrying hacks and stylish carriage horses ever seen in New South AValcs, as is proved by his stock realising such high prices. Three were sold to Mr AY. Cooper, of Sydney, for 100 guineas each. . . He was bred by Mr Lediard, and followed the Berkshire Hounds for several seasons. Sir Benjamin, late tho property of E. S. Rouse, Gontuwang, N.S.AV., which gentleman purchased him for 710 guineas on his arrival from England. Ho was formerly the property of G. B. Battams, Esq., Kil.jvorthy, Tavistock, England, purchased by that gentleman expressly for a country station, forgetting weight-carrying hunters and stylish carriage horses, at which he proved very successful. Big Ben won, as a two-year-old, the Newmarket Two-year-old Plate, The Mostyn at Chester, The Biennial of Western Stakes at Bath, beating Fair _kiter' in. the last. At three years old he won two races, only starting twice. Sir Benjamin is winner of the first prize at Torrington Agricultural Show, held 4th May, 1871, beating a very large field. He also took second prize at tho Sydney International Show last year. \ As will be seen by the following table lie possesses as fine h. pedigree as is to' be found in tho English Stud Book. I 1 ! « j Sir Hercules I e> ' , Foigh-a-Bollagh j£ 5 j Ciuiccioli 5 c W ' . Llvorpool : <-> » ! Espoir 53 ; Esperanco * «' ' Camel 2 M • Touchstono tf> j ,_ j ■ Banter a 1 E ■ —: ■ gj I 1 Sheet Anchor O j Netherton Maid tr ' Fontinoy Q I j " ~z T~ 6 I ! Camel « I 2 . Touchstone <? Si Banter g II S Whisker 5 II % ' Emma A a i O , .Gibsldo Fairy O o j I 1_ S' . ' ! Alcaston „ -3 j% j St. Patrick _\ *i 2 i Bittern j I i Waxy I M ! Pawn Junior 1 Pawn Marcs not proving in foal will be served free of charge next season. For further particulars, apply to J. H. WILLIAMS, Hastings. |lVs**lila ThG Thoroughbred Entire "\rOUNG T>ARBER, tho property of John Anderson, Esq., of Moteo, Hawke's Bay, will travel tho season in Taradale, Hastings, and neighbourhood. Young Barber is a dark chesnut of great bone and substance, and fiuo temper, stands 15 hands 3 inches high, is lately from Otago, but his stock may be seen at Moteo and Taradalo. Mr Anderson lias sold most of his young stock at from £17 to £50, and several pairs at high figuros. His sire, Bay Camden, was to Australia, and beat the celebrated mare Beeswing and many others; was never beat as a racehorse.of his day; took three gold cups and medals in Christchurch, and when taken to Otago took first prizes in Dunedin, Balclutha, and Tokomairiro. Young Barber is out of a mare got by Barber, a horse well known in Nelson and Christchurch. Barber's grandsire belonged to Auchinleck, and was bought by the King of Prussia for stud purposes. Terms in future advertisement. TO STAND THIS SEASON AT HASTINGS. . . -j\ CELEBRATED TROTTING iK.. -•• Ft STALLION In Hawke's Bay, -VTEWLAND'S liAMBLETONIAN. Oakland, Sept. 22nd, 1880.' This is to certify that we have seen Newland's Hamblctonian trot Miles out iv two minutes and thirty seconds, and Quarters at . a two-twenty-eight gait. AVm. Johnson. J. A. Kelly. '. D.J. Green. ] Subscribed and'swom tn before mo, this ' 22nd day of September, 1880. < W. L. Prathkr, ' ; Notary Public.' f Terms for the season £5, payable dur- < ing the season. Groomage fee ss. I will pasture mares at 3n per head per week after ' mares stinted, of which due notice will ] ho given : all care taken but no responsibi- 1 lity. N.B.—Any two or moro mares, the bona s fide property of the same owner, as per c agreement. W. ARTHUR BEECROFT, Hastings.