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Te Aroha News, Volume XII, Issue 1778, 12 October 1895, Page 3

w. J. HUNTEB.-Continued. v 155 lit MI NARY notice'. undersigned will hold a SPECIAL HUPcE SALE at Ohuupo on WEDNES.-* DAY, Uctob r I6tli. In addition to names -idready advertised are : _J. Bsrugh, Smiter, Baker, Isaac Nick e, 11. Rodgers, R. and N. Reynolds. J Fitxgera'd, D. Hit key, Walter Reid, W. J- Richardsrn, L. S tt< n, MeGuirk, VV. A derson, F. N nridi.J. Riley, J Hicks, 0 R >uch, R' Harsant’s Estate. J: H ggin». son, Baines, H. Lamb, Vickenuan 4 ‘First class Hacks "j 5 Draught Horses, by .Ban a Lomond j § •■. 3 Three and Four year old Un- ! 5 § broken Draught tolls, by Ben'Lomond . I £ 1 Four year old Unbroken Celt | by Natator. - J Mr E. Somers’ ’Well known Jumping Mare, Polly j mro and safe jumper f 2 Four year old Natator Hacks, R. Burke V 2 Four year old Natator Hacks, G. Runcimun 2 Tiireo year old Hacks' T Brown Gelding, years, | * quiet in harness and j -5 saddle 2 Four -year-old- Marcs, by ° £ Natator, in foal to Piu- < 5 fire j 8 | 1 Roan Parthenofsos Mare, 6 J a-§ years, foal at foot by 33 Padd' VLmd 1 Brown Kingfisher Mare.foal at foot by Pii.fire - J 6 One to Four3 T ear o!d well - bred Unbroken Colts ; Brown Hack Mai e—in t state lute R. Havant In above horses are a lot of first-class hacks by Natator, Howftzer, Muskapeer ; anil good draughts, broken and unbroken, by General Fleming, Ben Lomond, Prince Fergus, Eigin, and other first-class sires, Eutries solicited. W* J. HUNTER Auctioneer.

TO STAND THIS SEASON AT MORRINSVILLE, AND TR4VEU THE SURROUNDING DISTRICT. The Thoroughbred Horse, r PIN FI RE. PINFIRE is a dark bay Horse with -bluclt points, V6ry muscular, good middle piece on short lens, standing evenly over a lot of ground, fine mover, an exceptionally level headed good-tempered Horse. PinflßE, while on the turf; was known as an exceptionally good stayer (one of the heft qualities we can have in a sire for getting backs, horses that have to work all day must have stamina), a thoroughly game honest workman. The last season lie was racing lie won the- Auckland Cup, 2 miles ( Also the Grand Stand Handicap, miles. Owing,to an accident the next spring he had to be ttnown out of training. . - V - . Yntteiinn, dam of Pinfire. is by the eelebruled Austialian sire, Yattend-m, a horse who occupied inuch the same place in Australians Musket did in Now Zealand. Fanny Fisher, dam of Torpedo, is also the dain of Kang Fisher, Isaac Walton , Hippocampus, Fishwoman, etc. Pinfire is only a young Koise, his oldest gets are now yearlings, but they show gloat promise, combining size and quality. A glance at Pinfire’s p digree will show anyi ne that he is tall of the stoutest biood the Colony can hoist of. PINFIRE will be at Sm aid on Bros.’ Stables, Te Aroha, every Monday from 10 till 2 p;u>., staying at Wairakau Monday night. , . Terms : 3 grs. single mare ; 2£ grp, three or mote, property of one owner. . For further particulars apply to JFRANK MA RSHALL, Morrinsville. imp ■r'i'ed Norfolk Stallion STAND THIS SEASON, the

PERFECTION. PERFECTION, a brown hoi Re, stands 17.1 hands high, perfect in symmetry, with grand action. His pedigree is as follows ; Sire, Coker’s Perfection ; g s, Warthis’ PerfectioTi; gg s, Jackson's ggg s, Cation ; gggg e, Bay Beckinghanv ; ggggg s, Grand Conqueror gggggg s, Henderson’s King George. Dam by Old Phenomenon (which horse trotted 18 miles in the hour, and was sold for 800 guineas),; g d by Wink’s Perfection. Two half'brothers to Perfection were sold for SCO and 800 guineas respectively when five and three years old. Perfection, lias tuken 27" First and Champion Prizes, and never suffered defeat. This grand stallion, Perfection will stand at Meadow bank this season, and travel as follows • Monday-— At Paeroa, Crosby’s Stable. Tuesday HikutWia. Corbett’s Stable, and returns to Paero t Wednesday. Meadowbank, Thursday, all day. Friday —Te ArohaWest, at A. Farmer’s, Manawaru, then to Te Al'oha via Murphy’s bridge. i Stands at Meadowbank Saturday and Sunday. SERVICE FEES: £2 10s ; Groom's Fees, 2s 6d, to be j aid to Groom at first Service, Service fees to be paid on or before 10th January, 1896. Grazing free, all care, hut no responsibility, at Meadowbank only. For further particulars apply to Groom in ciarge concerning the horse. 1 Notice.— All mares that any of my horses have served and not proved in foal, will bo reived free of charge by either of my horses, Perfection or Duke of Albany. An early application for Perfection or Duke of Albany lists as they, are bound to fill fust. T. BRADLEY,. Proprietor. • Meadowbank, near Ta Aroha,