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Hawke's Bay Times, Volume IV, Issue 199, 4 November 1864, Page 1

DRAUGHT EN TIRE Conqueror,— WINNER of the first prize at the meeting of the Hawke’s Bay Agricultural Society, 1863; by the English imported horse “ England’s Hope,” dam a Van Dieman’s Land mare—admitted by all competent judges to be THE BEST Draught entire in the province, temper and thoroughly staunch in harness — WILL TRAVEL THIS SEASON From Meanee Hotel to Dyett’s, Clive, and Reynolds’s, Havelock. From Havelock to Ellingham’s Te Aute. From.Te Aute to Ford’s, Kaikora. From Kaikora to Waipawa, (Brodie’s) and Waipukurau,. (Goodwin’s), where he will remain a day, and return by the same direction, staying also at the Meanee Hotel the day after arrival there. When Sunday intervenes he will stop at the station he reaches the day previously. Terms £5 ss. each Mare, groom’s fee included, two or more the property of the same owner, £4 4s. each, payable to the groom, Donald MacDonald, on Ist January, 1865. Oakbourne, Wallingford, 26th August, 186 J. The Bishop of Osnaburg 1 , By Surplice, out of H.R.H. by Velocipede. Terms , <£s ss. each Mare, payable on Ist January, 1865. The Brow, Sept. 1, 1864. N.B.—The Bishop’s Cup will be run for in February, 1866. THE Thoroughbred HORSE Herald, by “ Ishmaelite,” dam “Henri- — - _ - 1 ana,” bred in Ireland by Mr. Bradshaw, (see New Zealand Slud Book,) will stand for the season at 5 sovs. a mare, groom’s fee ss. Will travel to Meanee, Clive, and Havelock, and may be seen at the stables of G. D. HUNTER. Napier, 11th October, 1864. „ Q C I M I T A R , BY IL BARBIERE, a Dark Blood Entire, will serve Mares this Season, commencing in October, calling at the following places :—Mondays, TegAute and Havelock ; Tuesdays, Clive and Meanee Hotel,- Wednesdays, Puketapu, returning by the Middle-road : Fridays, Patangata ; Saturdays, Waipukurau ; and Kaikora every Sunday. Terms—4 guineas each Mare, payable on the Ist January, 1865, to the owner. F. M. CHAPMAN. Scimitar has been lately imported to this Province, and will be under the charge of D. Carmichael. The Meanee Paddocks will be open for all Mares coming from a distance. Mares hobbled at option of Groom. SMITH & ETHERIDGE, Importers of Drapery & General Warehousemen, Bank Court, King-street, SYDNEY, AND Weaver ? s Hall, Basinghall-street, LONDON. For Details see Auckland papers. r r YOU YOU I'F YOU J£F YOU WANT A GOOD PAIR OF Wellingtons, Go to J. MASON’S. WANT A GOOD PAIR OF Napoleons, Go to J. MASON’S. WANT A~~GOOD PAIR OF Water tights, Go to J. MASON’S. WANT A GOOD PAIR OF Bluchers, F r YOU YOU Go to J. MASON’S. WANT A OF Jockey Boots, Go to J. MASON’S. WANT A GOOD; PAIR OF Boots of any, kind, Go to J. MASON’S. Shakespeare-road, near"tho New Zealand. Bank. N.B.—J. M.*‘has had 10’ years' experience at the West End, London, and will guarantee all work which he may undertake. Country orders promptly attended to.