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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 351, 30 December 1879, Page 4

H 0 STAND THIS SEASOrI IN THE x WAIRARAf A DISTRICT, The celebrated Canterbury Roadster and Coaching Stallion, "YOUNG CAMDEN." Tkrui, Five guineas each marc; service free forone mam in five, same owner To stand at Mr T. L. Thompson's stables, T« Ore Ore, Masterton, and at the lioiae stables every Saturday.. ma TRAVEL THIS SEASON Th» 1 urebrod Clydesdale Entire "f RIDE, OF CANTERBURY." For further particulars se» cards or apply P. SIEERIN, |0 TRAVEL THIS SEASON 1 The Thoroughbred Entire Horse "ANANIAS," Will travel between Masterton, and FeathersUn, For further particulars see cards or apply P. SHEERIN, NOTICE . returning thanks to the public for their liberal support during the last two years, begs to notify that having purchased for the horse a comfortable and convenient home in this district, he will travel him between Masterton and Featherston during tho season, and hopes to merit a fair share of patronage Limited to 50 mares. J. IRWIN, Upper Plain, (\m Masterton, TO STAND THIS SEASON IN THE WHAREAMA DISTRICT. Tho pure-bred Clydesdale horse. SIR WILLIAM WALLACE. Further particulars in future advertisement. 28G WALTER McKENZIE, Proprietor. mO STAND THIS SEASON, AT THE 1 CLUB STABLES, MASTERTON, The well-known Horse, TAM O'SHANTER. I'addocking provided lor mares at the rate of Is per week. Terms easy. Foals for nothing. Terms Two Guineas, For further particulars apply G. PHILLIPS, 293 Club Stables, niO STAND THIS SEASON, at his owner's Farm, Taratahi, The Thoroughbred Stallion ."THE PREMIER." By Malton (imported) from Revoke, by Sir Hercules—Finesse byTros-Flirt by Mariner (Arab).-JN.Z. Stud Book. Malton (bred by the late Sir Tatton Sykes) is by Rifleman, dam by Hampton, granddam Centurion's dam, by Comus, great granddam by Tancredi Rifleman by Touchstone, from Campfollower by the Colonel— N.Z. Stud Book. THE PREMIER wiU be at the service of breeders for this his last season in the Wairarapa, and his owner relies on his breeding, performances, and quality, seldom equalled, to seenie for this sire some of the choicest rnnies in the Valley. Far more to the purpose than anything else that can be said is Tie Premier's undeniable stoutness, which he inherits from both sides of his family, being a direct descendant of the great Touchstone-Sir Hercules combination. His dam, Revoke, is also Trump Card's dam; whilst such performers as Majenta, -Titania, Elfin King, Malabar, Ronald, Sir Tatton, The Admiral, and Belle of the Isle (Templeton's dam) claim Malton as their sire. Such an array of speedy and stout racehorses is all convincing when it is sought to procure useful animals, whether for tho turf or general purposes, The Premier . gained first prize at the Wairarapa Agricultural and Pastoral exhibition im 1878.

;Teems: Seven, .guineas each inare; an allowance for two or more the hona Me property of sender. All fees to he paid before rtmoT&l. Grazing fue till notice, after which gross will be charged for. Every care taken but no responsibility incurred. Also—The Purebred Pony • ."GENERAL SPEC." Terms-£3. For further particulars apply to owner. P. F. TMNCRED. mO STAND THIS SEASON IN THE TENUIAYHAREAMA DISTRICT. The thoroughbred horse, MISCHIEF. For further particulars see cards or apply J, DEVONSHIRE, -so -• Tenui. TO BREEDERS. tad Bull, "SIR ROBERT," Bredby John Gregg, Esq., Canterbury, and by the imported pure bred shorthorn bull Esau. A half-brother of Sir Robert's, by Esau, took first prize a3 a yearling, 1877, and second prize as a two-year-old, 1878, at the Metropolitan Show, Canterbury. Teems : Two Guineas; a reduction for two or more. JOB VILE, Proprietor, 293 To Ore Ore. HADDLEEY! G. C. PALMER, Saddler and Harness-makeb, Near Empire Hotel, MASTER-TON. A well-selected stock of saddlery and bar ness, whips, spurs, <fec., &c, always on hand • All w«rk guaranteed to be executed in a ' lioroughly workmanjiko manner, with the -utmost despatch, ' CUDDLERY