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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume III, Issue 401, 20 September 1876, Page 3

NOTICE. RISE IN PRICE OF MEAT. ZAWING to the scarcity and the increasing price of all meat, the undersigned have been compelled to raise the price of meat on and after t<ho Ist September, 1876. ONE PENNY PER POUND. EDWARD DEVERY. September 5, 1876. 957 The well-known Uiyuesuale Horse Auckland I xrILL run with his mares nt Mr Breingan’s ’ ’ paddocks at Waerenga-a-hika during the current season. Auckland is by Major, out of a Lincoln mare. He won the first prize in 1869 as a yearling, beating horses. In 1871, as n I hive-year-old, he also carried off the first prize against, aged horses. In 1872 be carried ofi the second prize, being beaten only by President, one of the three newlyimported horses- In 1875 he took the silver cup for the best draught entire at the Poverty Buy Agricultural and Pastoral Society’s show. Terms, £3 10s per mare. For two or more mares, llu properly of the same owner, as per agreement. Every care taken, but no responsibility incurred. a . Pad docking free for one month ? after that lime 2s 6d per week will be charged. All fees to be paid on removal of mares. 976 B. BROOKING. The Well-known Thoroughbred Horse NEW CHUM BY TRADUCER OUT OF A FIGARO MARE, WILL RUN with his Mares at the WHATAUPOKO STATION, on and after the Ist of September Next. Terms :—£3 3s per mare. Paddocking free for One Month, after that 2s 6d per week will be charged. All Fees and Charges must bo paid before removal of the Mares* 920 ALLAN M‘DONALD. THOROUGHBRED STALLIONS. To STAND this Season at Conibermere, the Thoroughbred Horses Tregeagle 11. AND GILLIE CALLUM. Terms :— £s 5s each Mare. TREGEAGLE 11. IS A RICH DARK DROWN HORSE, rising four years old, standing 16 hands high, with great bone and substance. He is by Tregeagle (imported), dam ' ignonette, by Eguemont, out of Gray (imported). Tregeagle by Wild Day veil, dam, Silwrhuir. by Kingst.one ; his dam, England’s Beauty, by Irish Birdcatcher, out of Prairie Bird, by Touchstone. Tregeagle beat some of the best of his day. He run second to Athena for the Hopeful Stakes ; won tue 17th Bentinrk Memorial Stakes, beating Formosa and the Parson, carrying weight for age ; ran second for the Convivial Handicap, giving Quality, the winner, 11 lbs; won the new Biennial Stakes, beating Formosa, Sea Sam, Bismarck, Hatchment, and others, currying -weight for age. Formosa won the St. Leger Oaks, £IU(JO. Tregeagle’s dam is also ttuui of Sil verring, which fillV run Marie Stuart (winner of the Oaks and* Leger) a desperate race for the 1873 Newmarket Oaks. She is also dam ot Gartlev Bell (winner of the lu»t Criterion Stakes, and third favorite for the ensuing Two Thousand Guineas). Kingstono (the sire ot the Sydney cracks, Lecturer and Kingsborough) is own brother to i’regeugie’s (lam. Tregeagle’s grand dam is the duiu of the Rake, which horse is also by Wild Dayreii. The Rake won the Middle Park Piale, beatim» Achievement, Knight of the Ggrter, and five others. Kisb« r, the winner of the lust Emdish D. rbv» (beating thefavorii.es Pctrunh, Juhus Ctesar, Forerunner, Skylark, and ten others lime, 2m. 41s. —the fastest on record, in a canter by five lengths ) is a near relative to this horse, he being by Buccam er, a, son of Wild Day veil, from Mineral, by Kai apian, brother to liockwell, from Manganese, by Irish BirdcatcherTregeagle’s gHs have won all the best races in South Australia this year. Ihe Doctor, 4 years, l>\ Tregeagle, wm. ihe Flying Hamlieup six furlongs, beating the Poodle and 4 others The Adelaide Cup, 250 sovs., Goul Cup, ami 100 soys, added, 2 miles, was won by Imprudence, by Tregeagle, 3 years, beating Consultation, Poodle, Canterbury, and six others, time, 3m. 37s , the same time that the Barb won the Metropolitan in 1868. The Autumn Handicap, one mile and a half, was won by Superstition by Tregeagle, beating Venus and six others. The Queen's Guineas, 100 sovs , three miles, was won by Imprudence, 3 years, beating Venus, Emulation, and Canterbury. GILLIE CALLUM IS A DARK BAY HORSE rising four years old, by the RENOWNED HORSE the Barb ; dam, Rubina, dam of M‘Cullum Mohr, and the Dirk by Warwick (imported), out of St. John’s Queen, by St. John, out of Queen Victoria, by Gratis, out of Lady Emily (imported). The Barb by Sir Hercules, out of Young Gulnor, &c., see Victorian Slud Book. This is a grandly bred horse, and should got I'irst Class Stock, as he comes from a great racing family on both sire's and dam’s sides. It wiil be seen by referring to the Australasian, that the Barb has again been put in training after seven years at the stud, and is entered for the Champion Race l»y his old owner, Mr Ta t. First Ciass I'addocks provided ; every care and attention ] aid without responsibility. All Mares to be PAID for and REMOVED on notice of stinting being given, alter which 15s per week will be charged for paddocking. S C. CAULTON, 917 ('ombermere.