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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume X, Issue 1206, 20 November 1882, Page 1

‘ Oyster Saloon,' Gladstone i Road, (Next Mr Hall’s Saddlery.) J. BEVERIDGE, Fruiterer, Fishmonger, Poulterer i ‘ and Grocer, BEGS to announce that he will open his | : New Premises on MONDAY, October ; ‘ 30th, with a general assortment of Fruit, i Fish, Poultry, Grocery, &c., and solicits a share of public patronage. i Fresh supplies of Oysters by every steamer, j : winch he is prepared to sell wholesale oe : ' ( tail 127 I FII HE magnificent Thor- | oughbred Stallion— I ' MA B O R O , H Will Stand during the present Season at 1 MAKAURI. | TERMS FOUR POUNDS each Mare, : including one month’s grass; after- ' ' wards 2s 6d per week will be charged. Two or more Mares, the property of the | ' J same owner, by agreement. I All fees to be paid before removal of Mares I ; Every care taken, but no responsibility. ’ I Groomage 2s 6d. Apply to— J. PRITCHARD, In Charge. Or, A. PRITCHARD, 124 Masonic Stables. i ; ~~—. — . I «U< ii 'ii < TO STAND THIS SEASON AT TUTOKO. The Celebrated Thorough bred Entire F O U L PL A Y . ! "STtOUL PLAY is a beautiful brown horse, stands about 16 hands high, and was I bred by the late J. W. Mallook, Esq., Can1 terbury ; got by Traducer, (impt.,) dam , Fancy, by Tom King, (impt.,)g.d. Emiline, : by Sleight of Hund Junior (impt.,) Emma, I by g. d. Blas (impt.,) Emily by Operation, I (impt.,) Flora Mclver, by Emigrant (impt.,) ; Cornelia, (impt.) i Terms :—l’s 5s each mare. For particuI lars apply to the groom in charge, or to the : owners—- | BLOOMFIELD & WYLLIE. j i 115 iTO STAND THIS SEASON AT | TUTO K 0 . The Thoroughbred Entires

PARTHEN O P OE U S AND NE W CHU M . PARTHENOPIEUS, by the celebrated Traducer, out of Atulanta. Atalwita by Towton, out of Crescent, by Sir Hercules out of Moth by Camel. Towton—own brother to the Peer—by Melbourne, out of Ciniaelli, by Touchstone, by Camel. Atalanta has been one of the moat successful performers on the New Zealand Turf. At 4 years old won the Oamaru J.C. Handicap, and ran second to Glengarry in the Dunedin J. C. Handicap ; at 5 yrs., won the Free Hep, at Christchurch ; at Timaru won South Can terbury J.C. Handicap, Tradesman’s Handicap, and Forced Handicap ; at G years won a number of races including Handicap at Dunstan. At the sale of Mr Dclamaine’s stud, 13th November, 1877, she brought 250 guineas. PARTHENOPCEUS, a Dark Bay, rising 7 years old, is a splendid specimen of the Thoroughbred Horse, uniting in a remarkable degree Symmetry with Strength, being admirablya dapted to get weight-carrying Hacks as well as Race Horses. He was sold at the above mentioned sale for 350 guineas. Possessing the celebrated Traducer blood of his sire, and from his (lain the blood of the still more celebrated Sir Hercules, he presents a combination of the most fashionable and sue- ' cessful strains in the Southern Hemisphere. The Auslralosian in speaking of the Sir i Hercules blood remarked : “No family has i gained such a reputation as that which de- ‘ scends from the Colonial-bred Sir Hercules. In contests of every description the repre- | sentatives of this line had achieved more i than their share of popular triumph. ” ! Terms : Single mares, £3 10s: two or more, the property of the same owner, as per I agreement. jxt cix’u.ixx. NEW CHUM is now 9 years old, with plenty of power and muscle, and a : sure foul, getter. He was bred by Mr Donald i Fraser, Rangitikei, by Traducer, dam Fail Lass, by Riddles worth, grand dam Fail I Wave, imported from Sydney. Fair Wave was supposed to be one of the Grandest Aral: mares ever imported to New Zealand. New Chum has shown his grand breeding both on the Turf and at the Stud. He made his first appearance in Wellington, where he started a 2| mile race, weight for age, beat ing Whitefoot, Gazelle, and others. Thei went to Napier, where he was beaten bj Never Miss by a head, New Chum carrying i 211bs over, Never Miss beating Lady Grej i and others. He then saddled for the Conso ' lation, beating Wairarapa, Lady Grey ant 1 Wide-a-wake. i Terms ; £3 3s each mare ; two or mor< mares the property of the same owner, as pe: ; agreement. I Paddock Accommodation Free for oil I Mouth, after which 2s 6d per week will b : charged. ■ All fees and charges to be paid before tlr i removal of mares. All care taken, but n- ' responsibility incurred. Grooinage, ss. i i For further particulars, apply to—|27 BLOOMFIELD & WYLLIE, I j Tutoko.