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Patea Mail, Volume I, Issue 58, 30 October 1875, Page 4

Public Notice. ►TO rjpO TRAVEL THIS SEASON Between the Waitotara ami Waingongoro Rivers, The Splendid Thoroughbred Horse MONARCH Monarch is a dark brown, stands Ifi hands 1 inch high, and lias splendid bone, and from his Heeding and size is in every way suitable for getting racers, hunters, or superior hackneys according to the class of mares put to him. ?*lonarch is I>y Ihiven-avorth —■ imported dam Plover, by Sid 1 Hercules; dam athnroughbred mare imported from Sydney by Henry lied wood, Ksq. Kavcnsworlh by Touchstone, dam Fair Joan, &c., Ike. (viile. English Stud Book), Plover is the darn of Volligeur. Patch, Malvina, Monarch, ami Hercules, al good performers on the tint, the lour latter having been sold at the following figures : 180 gns, 250 gns, 210 gns, and Hercules (own brother to Monarch) bought in at 2.10 gns. Terms—single mares, £5 55., two or more the bona fide property of one owner as per agreement. Guarantee, £7 7s. All fees and guarantees to be paid on or before January 1, 1870. Monarch will travel as follows : Patca—Monday morning and Wcdafternoon. Wairoa Monday afternoon and Tuesday morning. Waitotara—Tuesday afternoon and Wednesday morning (if sufficient inducement oilers). Kakaramca —Tim rsdn y s. Manutahi—Friday morning and Saturday evening. Hawera—Friday morning. Waihi and Ketemarac Saturday morning. 11. E. Mcßae, Woodside, Kakaramca. TO STAND TilfS SEASON AT WOODSIDE, KAKARAMEA The Splendid Cart Stallion WONDER FIT L LAD. Wonderful Lad was bred in Marlborough and is by Royal Conqueror (imported), who took first prize for two year olds at the Great West of England Show, Battersea. Dam by Glancer, imported—Granddarn by Captain, imported —great-grand-dam imported mare. Wonderful Lad will run out with marcs in good paddocks with plenty of feed and water. Mures to be taken away when stinted. Fees for single mares £S Iks; guarantee (approved mares) JM 4s. R. E. McRAE. TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON Between Carlyle and 2-lawera, THE 5-Year OLD CLY"DESDALE HORSE LOCHLOMOm By Lochrynn, out of the imported mare Gyp.scy, winner of the first prize at the Agricultural Show, held at Wanganui in 1870, Owners of mares are requested to apply to P. Kelly, Egmont Hotel, Hawera.

Terms; £3 per marc, payable on Ist January, 187 b. Groomago, 5s payable when first covered. H. D. VAVASOUR, Owner. Hawera, August 20. rpO STA N D THIS SEASON. AT ASH GROVE, Between the Wlienuakura and Patca Rivers, SOMERSET. pr.nionuu. Somerset is by Traducer, out of a mare imported from Australia, by R, Hammond, Esq. He is a bright chesnut, stands sixteen hands high, is throe years old, and lias an excellent temper. Terms; Single mares, £3; two or more as per agreement. Paddocks free for one month only. Greatest care taken, but no responsibility. C. and E. SYMES. September, 1875. rjlQ TRAVEL THIS SEASON, Between NUKUMARU and CARLYLE. The magnificent hacking sire BORDER CHIEF (Late MARION DANCER.} Border Chief is a dark chesnut horse, stands 1(> hands high, has splendid bone, and is in every way suitable for getting good hacks, PEDIGRKE. Border Chief is by Traducer, dam Symetry. Will stand as under— Carlyle—Mondays. Wairoa-—Tuesdays. Nukmnara —Wednesdays. Returning by Wairoa on Wednesday evening. The remainder of the week on the farm of the undersigned. Terras —£3 3s, single marcs. A liberal allowance will be made for two or more nares. Paddocks provided free of charge for me n\onth, and every care taken, but no •esotaiSSEfility incurred. : F - A ‘ BREMER, A . *■- Wairoa.