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Feilding Star, Volume IV, Issue 52, 4 October 1883, Page 3

I Stud Notices. ;TO TRA Y EL THIS S E ASON i - That Splendid and Powerful Clydesdal 3 j Horse, , I GENERAL HAVELOCK. ;',('■* ENERAL HAVELOCK is a darl i \ J brown horse, rising five years old ar>d stands 17 hands high, with imniensi . i muscular power, sp cndid action, and i , good temper, and is pronounced hy com ; petent. judges to he the hest draught horsi . I ever bred in the province of Marlborough i ! General Havelock is out of the Clydes - j dale mare Maggie by Taieri. Taieri wm • I hred by Donald Grant, Esq., Kirklands , West Taieri, and is out of the Clydesdah - mare Gentle by Comet. General Have r lock's chim was shown in 1878 at thr Marlborough Agricultural Society's Show 3 and took first prize against all comers. , General Havelock will be at the under I mentioned places: — Awahuri and Feildinj , on Mondays, Sandon on Tuesdays * Campbelltown and Foston on Thursdays and at Taonui street, Palmerston North ' on -aturdays. t Teems: — Single Mares, £3 5s ; others by agreement. Groomage os, to be paic on first service. All other fees to be paid on or before Ist January. 1884. J(>HN DOREEN, Proprietor. TO STAND THIS SEASON IN THK Rangitikki and Manawatu Districts, The Celebrated Thoroughbred Horse P A P A P A. ][")APAPA is by Ravensworth (imporA ted) out of Waimea, by Sir Hercules — Flori Mclvor, by Emigrant (imported) —Corneda, hy Grasshopper — Manto (imported ) Ravensworth by Touchstone — Fair Jean, by Verulam — Fair Ellen, by Panta oon. See New Zealand Stud Book for full pedigree. Papapa is a dark chestnut, standing 15 hands 3 inches high, with great length, substance, and quality, and was one of the fastest horses that ever raced in New Zealand. At the Christchurch meeting in 1873 he ran second tc the celebrated Lurline in the Canterbury Cup, 2£ miles, in 4m. Bs., carrying 7st. 21bs., as a three-year-old. Lurline, 4yrs., Bst. Wbs.; Tambourini, 9st. 6lbs. ; Malvina, Bst. 9lbs. ; and Templeton, 7st. 21bs., also ran. Papapa won the Christchurch I 'erby in 2m. 44 is. beating Castaway (own brother to Lurline), Templeton, and traitor. At Auckland won the Auckland Turf Club Cup, with 7st. 81 bs., 2 miles, in 3m. 455. Yatterina, 7st. 121b5., second. Parawanui, Hatred, and black Eagle also ran. Papapa also walked over for the Railway Stakes, and won the Thames Plate, 7st. olbs., 2 miles, in 3m. 555., heating Hatred, 9st. 71bs. Tehms.— Single mare, £5 55. ; two or more, as per agreement. For further particulars apply to D. McBETH, Owner. Kiwitea. TO STAND THIS SKASON. THE Thoroughbred Entire Horse S A T U R .N , by Sator— 'Lucy, (imported), will stand in the Oroua County. For further particulars see cards and advertisement. R. W. MORPHY, Proprietor. Tenders. OROUA COUNTY COUNC I L. 1 LENDERS are invited for tbe collection of tbe rates in this county either for separate Ridings or for the whole County. Specifications may be seen nt the County Council Office, Feilding. where tenders, marked " Tender for collection of rates," will b«s received till 10 a.m., 22nd October current. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. D. H. MACARTHUR, Chairman. FEILDING BOROUGH COUNCIL r JO CONTRACTORS. FRESH Tenders will be received by tbe undersigned up to 4 p.m. on 'Thursday, October 4th — For forming Campbell street ana portions of East and Derby streets in one contract. Also — For forming 17 chains of Warwick and Fergusson- * streets. Plans and specifications may be seen at the Borough office. GKO. C. HILL 'I own Clerk. MANCHESTER ROAD BOARD. I" END ERS are invited for certain 1 works on the following voads: — Bunnythorne, Whibley's. Junction, Valley, Midland, Spur, Taonui, Ulysses, Makara, Wilsons', Mangaone, Jones, and Lincoln street, also for repairing th 3 Rangitawa Bridge. Plans, specifications and reneral condiiions may be seen at the Manchester Road hoard office, Feildng.on and after Wednesday, 19th instant. Tenders to be addressed to the Chairman and delivered at the < ffice of the Board (on the proper form, which will he supplied on application to the clerk ) on or before noon on Saturday the 6th October, 1883. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. CHARLES BRAY, Engineer to the Board. (For further Tender Advertisement* tee fourth page.)