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Patea Mail, Volume II, Issue 148, 9 September 1876, Page 3

r i 0 TRAVEL THIS SEASON IN WAIROA PA TEA, & HAWERA DISTRICTS. The Thoroughbred Horse SHOT. EAD SHOT is 5 years old, by Eavonsworth, out of Certainty, by II Barbioro, out of Chance, by Sir Hercules, out of Finesse, by Tasso, out of Flirt, by Mariner (Arab). Eavonsworth, by Touchstone, dam Fair Jean, by Ycrulam, II Barbiero by Figaro, dam Emilius marc. (Vide Stud Book.) Dead Shot is a beautiful golden chesnutj standing 1G hands high, with a splendid temper. Dead Shot’s stock in tho Nelson and Marlborough provinces are second to none in New Zealand, as much as 300 guineas having been refused for a yearling filly by him out of Fidget—this being the filly of which “ Augur” writes in the ‘ Australasian’ of I3th May:—■ “ This filly is by Dead Shot, out of Fidget, by Sir Hercules, and, like many of the descendants of the last-named, she is a chcsnut, standing nearly 15 hands 2 inches. Her head is handsome, though her cars are large, but the forehead is broad, and the eye bold and full, giving her a most intelligent appearance. Her neck is nicely moulded, and her shoulders long and powerful. Over the back she is something wonderful, being nicely ribbed, and having exceedingly powerful but well turned quarters, and a good set of legs, she is indeed one of the grandest fillies that Hew Zealand has ever produced ; and if anything belonging to the weaker sox is to rival tho doings of Lurline and Calumny, this of all the fillies I have seen is the one most likely to do it.” Terms —£s ; Groomagc, ss. All fees to bo paid ou or before the Ist January, 1877. M £ RAE & NICHOLSON.

THE CELEBRATED ENTIRE HORSE WELLINGTON. ELLINGTON will travel between Waitotara and Hawera Districts, leaving W. Brewer’s farm, Waitotara, ou Monday, arriving at Mr Symes’, Wcstholra, at noon, and will be at Carlyle in the evening. Leaves Carlyle on Tuesdays for Manillah i, calling at Kakaramea; leaves Manutahi for Hawera on Wednesday, returning on Thursday, calling at the same places. Terms—Single mares, £4; two or more, £3 10s. All fees to be paid on or before the Ist January, 1877. For further particulars apply to A. & O. SYMES, or W. BREWER

TO STAND THIS SEASON. Tlic Parc Clydesdale Horse t © m. it i if g. mHE above Horse will travel between _|_ Hawera and Manutalii, and will be at the latter place on Mondays and Tuesdays, and at Hawera the remainder of the week, PEDIGREE ; TOM KING is ont of Litstone (imported from Tasmania), was also the dam of the celebrated horse Britannia, Litstone was sold for 180 guineas at Tattcrsall’s. Tom King was got by King Fergus, sire of Sir Colin Campbell and many other celebrated horses. King Fergus was got by Lord Byron, the property of Mr Proudfoot, of Dumfrieshire, who gained the first prize of £4-0 at Annan, when 4 years old. Lord Byron was got by old Prince Royal, who gained the first prize at Aberdeen, and also at Johnson. King Fergus was bred by Mr Muir, of Kircudbrightshire, out of his prize mare Clydesdale, which was bred by Mr Frame. King Fergus gained seven prizes in 1860, and had the first prize awarded to him as being the best animal of the horse Mud at the great show at Hamilton. Terms—Single Marcs, £4 10s ; two or more marcs, as per agreement. T. QUINLIYAN, Hawera. TO STAND THIS SEASON The first-class Clydesdale Entire Horse, YOUNG LOFTY, Rising Three years; a Bright Bay. YOUNG LOFTY is by the famous sire Lofty, out of one of Mr Maxwell’s best England’s Hope mares. The above Horse will travel between Ketcinarac and Manutalii, and will boat the latter place every Thursday; Ketemarao on Monday; and Hawera on Friday; and .the remaining days., at Mr Gavin Hamilton’s Farm, near Hawera. Terms—£2 10s single inarcs ; two or more, as per agreement. All fees to be paid on or before the Ist January, 1877, ROBERT HAMILTON, Hawerai