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Tuapeka Times, Volume II, Issue 52, 6 February 1869, Page 4

THOROUGH- ft j%sStem«**- E3TTIB2 BrvEß Jliiiis&Kgia* HOTIs:ES npO STAND THIS SEASON, at JMOA FLAT STATION. The Thoroughbred Imported Horse "CHORISTER." This thoroughbred imported horse will serve a limited number of mares this seafc^ son at Mr. Clark's Homo Station, Moa j. Flat. Early application is necessary. " CHOKtsTEit" is a very handsome bay Wm. horse, rising five years old ;by "Hermit" Ht^ out of " Jenny Lind." {Vide Victorian W Stud Book). Splemlid paddocks are -provided, with abundance of feed and water, free. Every care taken; but no responsibility. Due notice givon when mares are stinted. "Chorister" stands about 15 hands 3 inches high. His stock in the Mount Benger District are very superior, showing great quality and size. TERMS, FOUR GUINEAS. All expenses to be paid before the re- ■"* nioval of Mares. For further particulars apply to the Manager of Moa Flat Station, J. F. KITCHING. The Thoroughbred Entire Horse "E A N D O E," WILL Travel this Season through the Tatanui, Tuapbka, Waitahuna, and Waipuri Districts. "Randok" is two years old, stands l^^^sixtcen hands liigb, is a dark iron grey, out of an English blood mare, by He has taken a first prize at : - - £3 3s. ' Groom's Fee, ss. at the end of the Season. r Guarantees as per agreemeut. —0 ' ' ROBERT COTTON, Proprietor. \ mO STAND THIS SEASON, \_i CEAUMONT STATION, LAWRENCE, BEAUIIOXT FEEET, AND TETIOT, The Black Arab Entire Horse t^ " C O < S S A C K. " 1 3~ x " Cossack "is by Mr. George Murray's \ebrated imported Arab Horse "Taffie," H^L „ just rising 4 years old, stands 15 hands is strong boned, has a good action, remarkably fine temper, and espefitted for throwing strong hacks. Mares sent to the Beaumont Station have every attention, and paddock for six weeks Free. TERMS - - £410s. " For three or more marcs, the bona fide H^Ljiroperty of one owner, £3 10s. each ; m£~ broom's Fee, ss. do. W^ Any mares missing tliis season will be r covered next season free of charge, if i^»-v^iu: ove< i within twelve months — provided [• the horse continues the property of same owners; if not, the money will be rer turned. LThe Thoroughbred Entire Horse "iNTONELLI," ' , 3 TTTILL Travel this season in the Tuaj VV peka and W-apAHUJSA Districts, Lj standing ?$ Mr. Cogliill's Bridge Hotel L^^ eveiy Tuesday. _, ' r- ' "xlnt'onelli" is a beautiful dark bay horse, of spperipr action, possessing very L, and a fine temper. lie is y^'-'by "Cardinal Wiseman," dam "Crazy ./Jane." "Cardinal Wiseman" by tho im- / ported thoroughbred horse "Dollo," by " Jlory O'More," out of " Audacity." W) "Antonelli has now travelled three JT seasons in tho Taieri, Tokomairiro, "WaiIk., kouaiti, and Tuapoka districts, where he I has proved hmiself a sure foal-getter ; and \^ 3ris two-year-olds and yearlings in these ■T cdiniricts are allowed to be second to none H in the Province. Parties sending mares to this hor3e may rely upon every attention being paid them the horse being under my own superinHe will be found at my homeevery evening during the season. Terms (including Groom's fee), £4 ss, Payable on Ist February. accommodation, if desired, at per week. further particulars, apply to PETER ROBERTSON, Proprietor. Ist October, 1868. Thoroughbred Entire Horse ■'>) MILLER;" " And/the Entire Horse "YOUNG- WALLACE," Travel this Season through, the ' ■ Districts of /riIAPEKA,' WAITAHUNA, AND - V- • mmwJ*L*^ ' '. < and Terms will appear in a V & MTIIERSON. . ; Bth October, 1868.