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m O 8-m D_ T BL I 3 SEAS OH, AX t , LANCASTER'S FARM, BEAUMONT, Thorough- imported YOUNG ABDALLAH, PEDIGEEE. Yo,ung Abdallah is out of a thoroughbred mare, imported from Tasmania by John Esq., of the Western District, Victoria ; is 7 years old, and has proved himself a sure foal getter. He has left some of the most promising stock in the province at the Clntha District. Abdallah (bred by Mr. Batson in 1847) was got by The Provost, out of Bai'bara ; Barbara was by Plenipotentiary, out of Saffi, who was got by a son of Dick Andi'ews (Dick Andrews was by Joe Andrews, a son of Eclipse). The dam of j Saffi was got by Totteridge (Totteridge I was. by Dungannon, a son of Eclipse), out\of sister to Mariame, by Squirrel, out "S^f;. Miss Meredith, by Cade (son of the Gb'dolphm Arabian), out of the Little Hartlej)- Mam The Little Hartley Mare was by Barlot's Childers {own brother to Flying Childers), out of Large Hartley Mai-e, whose pedigree in three generations can be traced tp a. r,oyal mare. The Provost, the sire of Abadullah, was by The Saddler, out of Rebecca by Lotery ; her dam by Cervantes, out of Antioeption ; mai % e of her dam by Benningbrook (Benningbrook by King Fergus, a son of Eclipse.) ■ TERMS :— £2 each mare ;or guarantees, £?>. A 600 acre English grass paddock provided for mares, free of charge, without responsibility. Mares served last year not in foal will be served free' this year. Abdallah 1 - stock in the Clutha District, are turning out the most durable weightcarrying hacks in the province. For futher particulai's see Stud Book, or appiv- to R. LANCASTER, Beaumont. TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON, IN THE WAIPORI AND TUAPEKA DISTRICTS. MAORI CHIEF. Maori Chief is a beautiful dark brown, rising three years old, by Garryowen. Garryowen was bred by Arthur O'Connor, Esq., Lake River, Tasmania ; got by Jersey, imported by Arthur Rjse, of Cora Linn. Jersey, by Buggan ; dam, Cob we w ; Cobweb's dam, Bay Middleton's dam ; Gsirryo wen's dam, Wisgig, by Whalebone, out of Waxy, hy Webb. Maori Chief's dam was bred by Peter Peterson, Esq., of Lake Waipori, by Lottery ; Lottery was bred in New South Wales ; got by Hambledon j dam, Industry, by Theoram, out of Spaewife, arid imported to New Zealand by Mr. Redwood.-- . Elphy's dam, Mad Fanny, an imported thoroughbred mare. TERMS, L 3 ; Groom's Fee, ss. All fees to be paid on or before Ist February, 1872. JAMES WRTGHT, Proprietor, Waipori.' TITILL TRAVEL THTS SEASON, » ? m the • TUAPEKA AND WAITAHUNA piSTRICTS, TheGlydes- _?J^?*^®Vj| Entire YOUNG LAURENCE, Young Lawrence is a bay horse, stands 17 hands high, and is three years old. Young Lawrence's sire, "_oung Champion, wa3 by Champion. Dam, a purebred Clydesdale mare, imported from Tasmania, and spld for upwards of 100 guineas. TERMS, £3 ; Groom's Fee, ss. A 100 acre grass paddock provided at ; 2s. 6d. per week. All care taken, but no responsibility. ALEX. FRASER, Bogroy Farm, Waitahuna Road. QUEEN'S ARMS HOTEL, QUEENSTOWN". The Accommodation at this Establishment U nrst-cla_B in every respect. The Proprietor lias just completed an extensive range of stone buildiuge (fronting the Ijalce), sufficiently detached from tjhe Hotel to eecure the utmost privacy. The addition is specially provided for Families, Travellers, Wedding Parties, and Visitors to the Lakes, Who may rely upon meeting with that comfort and attention hitherto only procurable at seaport towiu and watering-places. A Broadwood Piano in Palour, with extensive selections of music. SPLENDID BIILIAED BOOM. Commodious Show Room for Travellers. milE undersigned begs to inform the public JL that he has leased from Mr.' A. Eichardt the ' ' ' • QUEEN'S ARMS STABLES, . And trust-, by combining attention with civility and moderate charges, to. merit the same liberal support accorded to hia predecessor. Itj^caq assure those who patronise him that .the' high reputation, enjoyed foi; so many years past by the .abi>ve-. Stabling will ia uo way e^ffer at ij» hqxwte. ' , ' , j First-class Saddle & Harness Horses, Buggies, Carriages, Ac, always oh hire. SPLENDID PADDOCK ACCOMMODATrOST. I "" . T .\:'?.'' i-.TTT.-TT Lwee,

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Tuapeka Times, Volume III, Issue 198, 16 November 1871, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 2 Tuapeka Times, Volume III, Issue 198, 16 November 1871, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 2 Tuapeka Times, Volume III, Issue 198, 16 November 1871, Page 3

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