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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 888, 1 October 1881, Page 4

nww'Aii l SEA>oNaii,is a V.jQii-i' "«ill's twra. '1 iiiay\r\ jj bin, the thoroughTHE PREMIER, By JHmn (import d) iiom lievokc bySir Hercules—Fiursjo 1.-y T.oa— Fii.t by Mariner (Aral.). -NZ S,ud l.iook. Maitim (bled by the late Sir'fatten Pykes) i< by Rifleman, d:.m by Hampton, granddani Centurion's dam, by Ccmus, great granddam by Tmciedi. K fl-man by Touchstone, fiom Campfultuwor, by The L'vloutl.—N.Z. Stud 'J he pwnpr, in again offering Thb Premikr lo the bit;, dor* of the Wairaraua, feels convinced fiat ihey lecd look no further for a site who, combined with both shapo and quality to perfection, with excellent breeding imd nmlnitble Etuutnuss, wliioh he inherits irom b.ith sided of his mmily, being a direct descendant 4 the gieat TouchstoneSir Hercules combinations; his dam, Kevoke, who was a great performer on tlio New Zealand turf, ia also Trump Card's dam, whilst such performers as Majenta, Titania, Elfin King, Malabar, ltoralrt, S.r Tttton, The Admiral, Southern Chief, and Belle of tho Isle (Tcmpleton's dam) claim Malton as their sire. His stock promise to furnish into useful horses, exhibiting both size and quality. The l'REim'a earned first prizes at the Wairurapa Agricultural and Vrstoral Exhibitions in and 1880. Terms- Six guineas each mare; an allowance made for two or more, t.ie bona fide propeity of sender. A.l fees to be paid before removal, Grazing lite till notice, after which grass will be charged for. Every care taken, tmt no responsbility incurred, Also, The Purebred Pony '""Ij GENERAL SPEC. 43mLTam £3. tor further particulars annly to owner, R F* TAKCRBD. <pi. rnO Stand this Soason at J- Waihenga, the thorough bred Stallion JP MANGLE, By Traducer—Flatiron by E. BUCKERIDGE, Proprietor. I J* mHE DBAUGHT w 1 ,1 Kutire I SIR CHARLES _. from Napier, will travel in the Waiuiupa district this season. Particulars m a future issue. Wm. ABBOTT. f'\ T lO STAND This Seaßon at vJL-,.„ J. Walter Morison's 6tud ; i : y|;4^-,, 3 ' a ' J ' e > Manaia, the celebrated }MwM$% thoroughbred horso KINGFISHER. KisoriEUFE, bred by J. Gilbert, Pusoy Vale, Sown Australia, is a dark-brown horse, standing IS hands high, and is admitted to be one of the most powerful thrroughbred horses in tho Australasian Colonies. From his fine conformation, great substance, strength, and quality, he is admirably adapted U get carriage lmr:-es, liuntern, and hacks, as well as racehorse-. He was got by Sky crarcr, out of riemnani, by tho far-famed Pishormin, grand-Urn Henrietta 'imported), out of Remnant, by the famous Havkaway. Skyscraper, ty Moonraker, out of lady Godtva, by Ilerouhs, Hercules by Whisker (imported), the oi the renowned Jorrock's, whose fame it impershable; KiNonsaen hiimelt, bkehis cose relatives-Bi hmond, ThfDiver, Hamlet Horatio, Rose d'Atnour, Giddsbr ui'h, Rubin Food, and others—was ft great norfn'mor on the South Australian, Victorian, New South Wak«, and Tasrmnian Turf, lmviiig won at al distances, and under lie.ivy we g .Is, Watin» tie best hordes of the day, and not n-dcrthe mo«t favorabh nir-(unistanres-lu/e'rnvf Register, and Vol. V. Niw Zeab'ul Stud Book. Kisofhher v:as shown in 1574 atHawke's Biy, wh ro he took fir.-t prize in his class for the l'0!?e bi'st adapted for improving the breed or stout and snimd tlioronphlired horses for jienerd beating Pacifiu (im ), Tetania, aud several others. He also won the Champion Prizs for the best th .rotK'libred lu iso of any aire in the yard. In 1875 he took tho same prizes boating Papapa and others. In 187 H he was justly awarded the pi'iZO for the horse best adapted to improve the breed of saddle hnrs's. Also first prize at the Masterton shew, in 1c77.l c 77. KiNuFisnEß will leave Manaia everv Men day, cdling at Ray's Tantabl Hotl, and rn Tue : days at Jones' Foresters' Arms Hotel, (Jrcytown. M main on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, and at Club Hotel Stables, Masterton on Saturday. Terms-£5 ss; groom's fee fis, payable on fiist service.

Paddocking Is Gel per week, in well grassed pa Mocks at Miinaia. For furtler particulars apply to WALTER MORISON, Manaia, Maßtertnn. fc, mO TRAVEL'this season in «J»ii<~-. J. the Wairarapa District, £'■■•'•'■■• '.••' tkePruebred Clydesdale Stallion, 'J-.:'"- GLADSTONE, By Prince Royal,Jout of Wellington nn-.i Further particulars in future issue. J. HARDING mi) STA'ID at Clifton's j stable, Carterlon, the /f i'l-''!*, T,e ■ , ' re jplgjg YOUNG SATO 1 :, By t aior(im ,,, "-'" : ' Young fiornp l>v ferjms-Old Roni: '■■■■: uaucus— Pe:>»y No. 2 by Riddlesworib ~mnorted) Peppy, imported, Terms: £3 105 each. mure. Pajment vrioc to mare leaving paddock. Paddocks fro I'nc care will be taken, but no refipirg;Vl t-v incurred. * 1 510 TRAVEL the Wharc-«s-'V': Thorouf.'" '1 Sire DUKEOi EDINBURGH 7-orte"'), by Kii r .'.°-J' I , inm--T. '■ ■.-Mi, out of Pfi'r.y, by a. i'mniby icat—Trirh Queen '. ai-kaway- > iU ., ; ,. Peter Fht by l'i.ttcMc::u'--Gleriara sister to G'enco\ Terms—£4 each mare. Further particulars in future advertisemen'. EDGAR MASON, Proprietor, sntii. 'J lie furcbred Stallion YOUUG SIR COLIN CAMPBELL c - I,'JTILL Stand this Season at VV hiii owner's Farm, East Tarat&lii. Terms-Three Guineas per nnrc Paddocking Is per week. Every cue t&V.eu, but no respwuiibilitv. I. PIKE, Proprietor. jcr,, TEE BARON, Sirs katopo, data Qneen jfMj of Scots, S-Js/v '' *7 ILL be at the scr " "i> (_\sv-".cin. ' : '> vice of Breeders this Benson, at Platform Farm Greytora, TEI-IMS: £5 8s Single Mare; two or more by arrangement, Paddocks [free until stinted, due notice of which will be given. Every care taken, but no responsibility, For further particulars apply PLATFORM FARM, £59 Greytown. \ HARLWAIffi IMPORTERS \ AND \ GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS ' ■ WELLINGTON, N.Z., 'l. AND AT 0 NEW i WAD-STREET, LONDON, oA .'\ W ADVANCES inourl l ar, ,(iß,ws!lloinLon,l,)ll ' Executed f.-r ndi! °' lCnltural