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Tuapeka Times, Volume VII, Issue 408, 14 November 1874, Page 4

Thoroughbred Entire Horses. mo TRAVEL THIS SEASON • IN TUB MOUNT BENGER AND SPEARGRASS FLAT DISTRICTS, Visiting the Beaumont once a fortnight, RIFLEMAN. Rifleman is a dark chesnut horse, 16 hands high, of great substance and power, bred by Mr. G. Duppa, of Nelson ; he is by Sir Hercules, out of Nora Creina, by Plenipotentiary. Sir Hercules by Cap-a-pie, out of Paraguay; his dam, Nora Creina, chestnut mare, imported from Ireland to Canterbury by Mr. Godfrey ; Sir Hercules, bred by Mr. Smith, New South Wales, purchased by Mr. Redwood, and brought to Nelson, together with his daughters Flora and Zoe. The Stock of Sir Hercules have been the most successful on the turf in New Zealand as well as in Australia, viz. — Barbelle, Potentate, Phoebe, Wetsail, and Miss Rowe; also the present celebrated sires The Barb, Taragon, and Yattendon, . which, as race horses and circs, hare prored themselves the best in New South Wales. Rifleman has proved a sure foal-getter, and as a sire of weight-carrying hacks and carriage horses, which for durability and style stand unrivalled, and his stock have commanded the highest price in Canterbury. | Terms, £4; Groomage, ss. ! A good paddock provided for mares from a distance. All caro taken, but no responsibility. I Guarantees as per agreementAll moneys to be paid to the Groom on or before 14th February, 1875, otherwise £1 extra will be charged. WILLIAM WAUGH, Proprietor. rpO TRAVEL THIS SEASON "^ IN THE MOUNT BENCHER AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS, The frf ipSSjSjThoranghbred Imported yi'jl^^^T Horse CHORISTER. i Choeistee is out of Jenny Lind, by Hermit, &c. — See Victorian Stud Book. Chobisteb is a beautiful dark bay ; stands fully 15 hands 3 inches high, with immense bone and substance, showing more power than any thoroughbred in the country. He is also perfectly quiet, and a sure foal-getter. A good paddock provided for mares from a distance. Chobistee is celebrated for getting firstclass weight-carrying hacks, second to none in Otago, and several of his progeny have distinguished themselves on 'the turf. Teems, £3 35. ; Groomage, ss. All mai'es to be paid for by February Ist, 1875. MURDOCH GORDON, Proprietor. - iJTIO TRAVEL THIS SEASON •*" IN TIIE TUAPEKA AND CLUTHA DISTRICTS The Isjillfeßßgfcfc. Ttrottine Thorough- B] *Pi§psj| Stallion QUICKSAND. Quicksand is rising seven years old ; is 16 hands high, with splendid flat bone and great muscular power. He is a very fashionable mover, a sure foal-getter, and is remarkably quiet. For further particulars and pedigree, see cards Tebms, £3, payable on or before the Ist February, 1875 ; £1 extra will be charged after that date. A paddock provided for mares from a distance, at 2s. per week. Every care taken, but no responsibility. WILLIAM QUIN, Proprietor. TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON IN THE TOKOMAIRIRO, GLENORE. TFATTAHUNA AND TUAPEKA DISTRICTS, Staying at the Commercial Hotel, Milton, and the Commercial Hotel, Lawrence, *^° c9flpl^@§3%i Entire B A R W O N. For pedigree and performances, see cards. Terms, £5 55.; Groomage Fees, 55., payable on first service. All demands to be paid on or before the Ist day of February, 1875. A good paddock provided for mares in Tokomairiro and Lawrence at 2s 6d per mare per week. All care taken, but no responsibility. GEORGE COOMBE, Proprietor, Milton. PRINCE ALFRED THE SECOND, WILL Stand this season at the Farm of the undersigned. Tebms, £3 payable at end of season. JAMES WRIGHT, Proprietor, Waipori. ALBERT WILHELM, WATCH AND CLOCK MAKER, • - Ross Place, LAWRENCE. JUNCTION HOTE L « situated at the Junction of the Teviot and Switzers roads, 17 miles from Lawrence. JAMES CRAIG having taken the above Hotel from Mr. James Rae. trusts, by strict attention to the comfort and convenience of Travellers and the public generally, to receive a large share of support. The Dunstan Coach changes horses here four times a week. Wines and Spirits of the best brands. EIR3T.CL.A3S STABWNG,