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Manawatu Times, Volume V, Issue 168, 22 October 1881, Page 4

mO STAND THTS SEASON X IN AND AROUND PAI,---MKUSTON. ! THE COACH I^G.STUE'IxVKER- ! •; '":^'t.. ;.; ;■; mm, -. . ■■'-;- ; ■■ — ... ~- : - -1 ! "Wn bred hy W. Akcrs, E?q., Hiver- j d;Je, IM.nawatu, aid is by the wcl!- ! known Horse Pator; ont of » ittle Nell, | Fort.a-Brass,,out of -..iiiio«»et+e-.-ty l^vy^ ; sieian, her dam by Tic on. Siromtte is ; Ky F?tz Gladiator ont of P'or • M'fvor, - by Vension, Little Nell i* by Rt««lk;*- ; worth out of tin imposed mac Ivker- ■; man, is four year o'd, ; i< a I right -bny, ■with black points; stands fifteen h»n<ls and 3 inches, possessing i- dis; enfib c qualities of size and snbstat>ce. Tic has a good head, a grand rein, vhi<:h m well 1 t into muscular >h.>n'iUrs. a rave niujdlc. .pTce, and powcTTiil qunrt. r«, .complete the description of ahorse, that m his own class ■would be hard t<> hca>, in-any country. Terms. — £2 2s •MnsK mure ; two or more, as per sifT t-'ent.;. Groomage fee —5s to be piiid ott first service. ■ ■v- '- 'TrjiE- Tawx Monday, at Wnmlville. Tuesday, „ Ashnrst. Wednestlay, Kanßiii:-ei Line. Thursday, Steney C: eelc. Friday, Foxton Line. - - Saturday, Royal Hpiel, Pal merston. For further particulars apply to • - WILLIAM MOORE, . ■ Stoniy Creek. TO TBAVEL TlilS FEASON IN -TH-B-RANGITIKET AND MANAWA^ DISTRICTS Tal a'SHANTEE, fT-^HIS far.famed- iW d. justly celeb-a* d JL purp-T)re'd Clyflpsil--!le Stiilliort will travel m thP/ Manawatu an/1 :EangitM<f i Di>tficrW ; " . " ;■-.'.'■...■... , .. : - .■■>< Tarn O'Shaiitcr is a honntifnl dark y ; stands.l.Q hnnds 3 .^iu. Ik s .high; awl tas tine act ionf _wif h »o ; >tl "fl':» t hone ; a> • d is admitted by" eoinpet.'ivt j-.ulgca to be ■well fiUed;for improving, -the 4 breed of draught - horses.'; He is a sure foalgetter. „ . '•; ; ..■•-'' '-■ ..* ; --: -..■'• ■■^■■'r '■'"•"■' ■■':■. PEHIGRKE. ; Tarn O'Shanter goV by Sir Campb^tl outpt John.Steyrnson'.s piize mare -Blos^ .; sofii : ; Blossom; by Cly deFdaie. . Hero,.grand fta.m by Abraham Newton: has taken two prizes "V '> anterbury, second prize as best 3 'year ..old. m 1868; never, sbd^n again till 1 87^ ; ; >tqok first ,prize at the General Ncn thet n Show , at Rangiora '•for*tKe.jJest j rnare^on the ground. His i siV^Kir Colin "Cam p» ell, was got .by King Fergw.s, imported hy D. Inncs Es^q.King Fergus was cot by Lord Byron, tht property of Mr. P-oudf(v : t, Lochm-abra. ' DumMesshire, Scotl:nuU Lord Byrcn gaiti^a 1 firsf prize when four years old. at Annan: his stock bave gained prizes •wheneVer~Shffwn."~lrord Ryron by Old Prince, vrho gained the pecond piize at Edinburgh, and likewise first prize at Aberdeen H ighland ,; Society's Shows. Old Prince is by Old Prince itoy.al. King Fergus, bred by Mr Muir, Lochfergus, Kirkcudbrightshire, out' •&/^his prize mare, Bloomfield, bred; by Mr Frame, Lknarkshire, gained .-no ; less than -seven :prizes ath^meVand^roany atvGanterbury. v Kir Collih's'dam, Scotland's Pride, was. imported by'Mr Lee, and sold'tb Mr James Wall, Kaiapiciir for the sum 0f^250- This mare gained the first prize at the Highland Society's Show at Dumfries, she- was. out j of the, well'iknGwn'Srnitbson- stock "by the celebrated horse Lofty,' who was the winnerof many prizes at home. Tarn O'Sbanter's* sire has taken five first prizes against all comers i m Canterbury. . Teems : Single mare, £3 10s ; Two mares, £3 each ; Three or more as per agreement; Groomage 2s 6d. Gopd Paddocking provided at Palmer- . f ton, but no responsibility incurred until raafes are stintr.d, after - vfhich date 2s • 6d per week Will be charged. . Fees f payable on or before Ist January to the Groom, or at Messrs Stevens and Gorton's offices at Bull's Fc-ilding or Palmerston. > - WILLIAM MITCHELL, .: • Owner. W: NOAKES, m charge.; ... ,r. J i ■■■ . •■"'■.■■■■..■■ •■''•■ * . : . .■ . . . TO tRAVEL THIS SEASON IN fHS; RANjSITIKEI AND 'i^NrAW :<TU DISTIMCTB. MCf .;* I^ST , TBOTrrNG STALLION" irpROUBADOUR, bred, by Mwirs. JL ■•- Paine Bros^, Tiniaru^as got by the celelirated Norfolk Trotting Staljion Quicksilver, riam theifasf Trotting, Mare Maggie, hy the Stallion Wanderer, imported to Sydney .by Sir Cracroft Wilson, clam imported ;from; Sydney. j lYo'ubHclon*- i>? a beautifiil w'lver roan, and Iras taken Five. > cbnd Prizes as a Boads f er and once Highly ReccsTni-nded as a Carriage Horse. • : Ist Prize, Masterton/ 1876; Ist Prize Hutt, .1876 & 1§77 ; Ist Prize, Carterton 1880;- 1st Prize, Tauherenikau, 1879 : 38rPnar^;Na^ie.r,.1879.' : . This horse baying entered at several shows, fragihvarkbJy taken IsfPrize. Tbhms • Single mare, £3 10s. • Two mares, £$ e&ih ; Three or more, as per agreeißentj-Groomage, 2s 6d. G0.0d",. psLddooking provided at Palmer- % ton, \\\% no rcsppnsibilitv incurred, unJil mares ara/stinted, ;after which "date 2s 6d per week 'will be' charged., ;•-,•.= - - F« es : payabTe;6n' or before ilst January to tbevGrhbrii, (Jr at iMessrs Stevens sand Gor otife ofßcesJ'alt'Palrnetston. or Feilr uiiig. -■'..■.■ .^>tf-)!>.i-''-'- r i • - ■•■ •"•■. ' : " -■ '■■ WILLIAM MITCHELL, |.: -, -"V"-^ .- : -' ] r 'ibwner: °. JAMFA prmoy* -» ■• - •' l ••■;' Oroomiu;-dl»«T^*. , ;; : '[' \