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Patea Mail, Volume 1, Issue 49, 29 September 1875, Page 3

Public Notices. rjtO TRAVEL THIS SEASON, BETWEEN THE WAITOTABA AND WAINGONGOUO RIVERS, The Splendid Thoroughbred Horse MONARCH Monarch is a ilark brown, stands 16 bands 1 inch high, and lifts splendid bone, and from bis breeding and size is in every way suitable for getting racers, banters, or superior hackneys according' to the class of inures put to him.Monarch is by Kavensworfh -—imported dam Plover, by Sir Hercules ; dam athorough-' bred mare, imported from Sydney by Henry liedwood, Esq. Ravenswort'h by Touchstone, dam Fait Jean, &c., Nc. (vide English Stud Book). Plover is the dam of Yoltigeur, Patch, Malvina, Monarch, arid Hercules, all good performers on the turf, the four latter having been sold at the following figures : —• 180 ghs, 250 gns, 240 giis, and Hercules (own brother to Monarch) bought in at 250' gns. Terms—Single mares, £5 ss, two of more the bona fide property of one own o' as per agreement.- Guarantee, £7 7s. All fees and guarantees to be paid on of before January 1, 1876. R. E. McRAE. TO STAND THIS SEASON AT WOODSIDE, KAKARAMEA, The Splendid Cart Stallion WONDERFUL LAD. Wonderful Lad was bred in'Marlborough and is by Iloy.al Conqueror (imported), who took first prize for two year olds at the Great West of England Show, Battersea. Dam by Qlaneer, imported—Granddarn by Captain, imported—-great-grand-dam imported in are. Wonderful Lad will run out with mares in good paddocks with plenty of feed and water. Marcs' to be taken away when stinted. Fees for single marcs £3 3s; guarantee (approved mares) £4 4s. R. E. McRAE. TO TK.iIVEX. THIS SEASON Between HAWERA and CARLYLE, THE FINE COLT FLATTERY. Flattery is a dapple brown colt, 4 years old, by Traducer out of Missy, standing 15 hands 3 inch. Terms—£2 10s. To bo paid oil the Ist of January. THOMAS QUINLIYAN, Owner. rjT6 TRAVEL THIS SEASON BETWEEN HAWERA & CARL YE. The pure Clydesdale Stallion PRESIDENT. President is a rich roan, 4 years old, 16 bands 1 inch high, imported from Victoria, bred by Kenneth MTvenzie, Esq., Heidleburgh. He is by Lord Clyde, out of Blossom—by Prince Charley, grand dam Kate, by Lothian Tam, both imported. Terms—£4; two or more mares, £3 10s. each. Groom, 2s. fid. All demands payable on the 31st* December, when the season ends. JOHN SHIELD, Woodstock. TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON Between Carlyle and Hawera* THE 5-Year OLD CLYDESDALE HORSE LOCHLOMOND, By Lochriao, out of the imported mare Gypsey, winner of the first prize at the Agricultural Show, held at Wanganui in 1870. Owners of marcs are requested to apply to P. Kelly, Egmont Hotel, Hawera. Terms: £3 per mate, payable on Ist January, 187 G. Groomage, 5s payable when first covered. H. D. VAVASOUR, Owner. Hawera, August 20. rjlO STAND THIS SEASON. AT ASIIGROVE, Between the Whenuakura and Patea Rivers, SOMERSET. PEDIGREE. I Somerset is by Traducer, out of a mare imported from Australia, by R. Hammond, Esq. He is a bright chcsfmt, stands sixteen hands high, is three years old, and has an excellent temper. Terms; Single mares, £3; two or more as per agreement. Paddocks irce lor one month only. Greatest care taken, but no responsibility. C. and E. SYMES. September, 1875.