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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 931, 22 November 1881, Page 1 (Supplement)

L V mO; TEAVEIi this ""* 1 .'■' season ••between jOastlopoint and Master- ! ton, calling at. internfe*JiiiSe; places, the purebred Clydesdale stallioH, SIR WILLIAM WALLAOE.J Toims—£4 singlo mare; groom's fee 5a payable on first service. Further particulars in future adv rtiscment, THOS. CARSWELL, ( mO STAND this SeaA X son at Mr Walter J Morison's Stud Stabtes, *\lansia, tho Pure-bred Olydesdalo Horse YOUNG SIB COLLV CAMPBELL. Young Sir Colin uimpbell was bred by R Weddison, Esq., Findlotou-road, Canterbury; dam Polly, out of a 'i'asmanian mare j sire, the champion hovse Sir Colin Campbell, the property of James Walls, Esq., Kaiapol Island, Canterbury; grand sire, Kino; fergus, by Lord Bryon, t le champion horso of Scotland. Further comments on Young Sir Colin Campbell are not required, as his stoek prove what the horse is. He is now rising nine years old; in his prime; and will b« at the various stations in company wife*" Kingfisher, his stable companion. Terms: .-£4; groom's fees, ss, payab first service, Paddocks provided at Maßa Is Gd per week, Every care taken b responsibility. For further particulars apply to WALTER MORISON,

THE BAKON, Sire Kakapo, dam Qaew \ of Scots, | \if ILL be at the ner- «• V V vice of Breedera this Season, at Platform farm Greytown. TEEMS: meut. Paddocks [free until stinted, duo notice of which will be- given, Bvory em taken, but no responsibility, fottv her particulars apply PLATFORM FARM, Greytowu. k r TO TRAVEL the WhoreI. ama Uistriot, the Thoroughbred Sire By Peter Flat i mported)—Sweetraeat {im> portei), by Sugar Plum—Verbena by Slane, )ut of Pegsy, by Bourbon, Sugar Plum by Sweetmeat—lrish Queen by HarkawayEmily. Poter Flat by Flatcatcher—Glehara sister to Glencoe.

lii. placing Duke of Edinburgh at the service of breeders in the Whareama District, the proprietor confidently rolies upon the fame and name his stock have won for themselves as undeniably game animals, with good constitutions, good legs, and rare feet. Viewed through his pedigree, it will b« admitted that his breeding is of the highest class; but his owner is content to rest bis claim to public patronage upon his having proved himself a sire of useful animals, which after ill is what the majority of breeders require. Private paddocks, well watered, provided free for one month at Tcnui. Terms- -£4 for each mare, allowance for two or more mares the bona fide property of sender. Every care taken, but no responsibility, Duke of Edinburgh will travel once a week to Club Hotel, Castlopoint. EDGAR MASON, Proprietor, Tcnui, October 15,1801.

Sky- rpo TRAVEL this season in J. the Wairarapa District, ■&"%l;> the Purebred Clydesdale Stallion, :J&L GLADSTONE, By Prince Royal, out of Wellington mart. Imported from Canterbury. GLADSTONE is a mottled dark bay color, stands 10 hands 2 kches high, with plenty of bone aud muscle. Bred by Mr Robert Haskett, of Fendalltown, Canterbury, out of his bay mare Jane, by Old Wellington (imported) grand-dam Jean (imported from Tasmania in 1805, by J, Mclaughlin, Esq.) (Jladstonh was exhibited in Christchurch in 1878, aud got third placo against ft field of ten as a yearling; shown aB a two-year-oid at Carterton and gained first prize, was shown again at Carterton as a three-year, old, when he gained first prize in hie dim,. and champion prize as best horse on the ground of any age. Gladstone will travel between Maßterton and Greytown, leaving Masterton eyery Monday morning, arriving at Bay's Taretahi Hotel at 10 o'clock, leaving there at 1, arriving at Greytown samo evoning, and returning homo again on Tuesday, Terms—£4 per maro; guarantee, £fl sj. Two or more mares as per agreement. For further particulars apply to, tin undersigned. JOHN HARDING? Owner.

TO Stand this Season at Waikenga, the thorough i bred Stallion MANGLE, "~" By Traducer—Flatiron by Peter Flat (imp)— Emma; by Gil Bias, out of Emily, by Operator, out of Flora Molvor, by Emigrant. Mangle combines within himself some of the greatest strains of blood south of the Line, and is acknowledged by competent judges to be one of the grandest-looking siren in the Colonies, The breeding of this horse cannot bo surpassed. He is got by that King of Sires, Traducer, the sire of those celebrated racehorses, Lurline, Calumny, Tompleton, Fishhook, Le Loup, Betrayer, Libeller, Castaway, Somnus, ldalimn, and Sir Morlred, who rim and won one of the fastest Derbya on record, distance 1$ miles, carrying Bst lUlba in 2 minutes and 43 icconds, It is also worthy of note that Mangle is closely related on his dam's side to those renowned horaea, Fuul Play (winner of both Wellington and Auckland Cups), The Pearl (winner of Melbourne Cup), The tip/ (winner of the Home bush Cup), The Arrow-(winner of the lkllarat and Tattersall's Cup3i,Corisande (winner of Tattersall's Tvo-year-uld Stakes, Nursery Handicap, Mndgel Flying Handicap Ilawflsbiiry Handicap, and liailway Plate The Gem (winner of Tattersall's Two-yea old Stakes, Newcastle Two-year-old Stakes and Nursery Stakes.) 11, is almost neralless to mention thenama of Traducer, Mangle's sire, as it is a woll. known fact that be Las proved himself the most successful sire of racehorses in the Southern Hemisphere. Mangm, will serve a limited number ef mares at £f> 5s per mare, a r . Waihenga, wher well-grassed padclocks are provided freo of charge until mares are stinted, of which due notice will be given. All marcs to be paid for on or before Ist Jan., 1882. For further particulars aooly to E.BUCKEBIDGE, Owner, Waihenga Hotel.

pO Travel this Season, in the Wairarapa, the I YOUNG CAMDEN. By % Camden out of an imported mare. Young Camden combines all tho quality of a thoroughbred with the strength of a oach horse, and is specially adapted for getting cross country, coaohing, and weightcarrying hacks. He is a sure foal-getter, but should a mare be found not in foal after visiting him, he vill serve again next year at half-price. Terms—£3 and 5s groom; two or more as psr agreement. Youno Camden will travel to Lower Taucru every Monday; Tuesdays, through to Greytownl calling at the Taratahi j Wednesdays, at Victoria Hotel, Feathrston; Thursdays, (ireytown; Fridays, T. Hay's Tarataln;, and Saturdays, Empire Hotel, Masterfon, and home. . Particulars as to stopping places in futnrq issue W.FORD, M FflrT.:L. THOMSON.