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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 951, 16 December 1881, Page 4

TO STAND this Sea-1 son at Mr Walter Morison'a Stud Stables, Manaia, the Pure-bred vyuopdale Sorse YOUNG SIR'COLIN CAMPBELL, Young Sit Colin Campbell was bred by E. HVeddison, Esq,, Findleton-roadj Canterbury ; dam Polly, out of a I'asmanian mare; sire, the champion horse Sir Colin Campbell, Island, Canterbury; grand sire, Kmq ier gas, by Lordßryon, the champion, horae of Scotland. Further comments on Young Sir Colin Campbell are not required, as his stock prove what the horse is. He is now rising nine years old; in his prime; and will be at the various stations in company wit v Kingfisher, his stable companion. Terms: £4; groom's fees, ss, payable first service, Paddocks provided at Maiiaia Is 6d per week, Every care taken but responsibility. For further particulars apply to WALTER MORISON, J) THE BARON, Sire Kakapo, daw Queen of Scots, WILL be at the service of Breeders this Season, at Platform Farm Greyto«n. ' TERMS: £3 3s Single Mare j two or more by arrangement, Paddocks jfree until stinted, due notice of which will be given. Every care taken, but no responsibility, . For fr her particulars apply PLATFORM FAIIM, Greytown.

gjt (TIO TRAVEL the Wliareill X ama District, the Thoroughbred Sire OF EDINBUEGH By Petor Flat mported)—Sweetmeat (imported), by Sugar Plum—Verbena by Slane, mt of Peggy, by Bourbon, Sugar Plum by Sweetmeat-Irish Queen by HarkawayEmily. Peter Flat byFlatcatcher—Glenara sister to Glencoe. In placing Duke of Edinburgh at the service of breeders in the Whareama District, the proprietor confidently relies 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 be admitted that his breeding is of the highest class; but his owner is content to rest his claim to public patronage upon hia having proved himself a sire of useful animals, which after nil is what the majority of breeders require. Private paddocks, well watered, provided freo for one month at Tenui. Terms- -£4 for each mare, allowance for two or more mares the lonajitle property of sender. ; Every care taken, but no responsibility, Duke of Edinburgh will' travel once a week to Club Hotel, Castlepoint, EDGAR MASON, Proprietor, Tenui, October 15,1881, yc mO TRAVEL olus season in J. the Wairarapa District, the Purebred Clydesdale Stallion, HCLM. GLADSTONE, By Prince Royal, out of Wellington mare. Imported from Canterbury, GLADSTONE is a mottled dark bay color, stands 1G hands 2 itches high, with plenty of bone and muscle. Bred by Mr Kobert Haskett, of Fsndalltown, Canterbury, out of his bay mare Jane, by Old Wellington (imported) grand-dam Jean (imported from Tas mania in 1865, by J. Mclaughlin, Esq.) Glapstonk was exhibited in Christchurch in 1878, and got third place against a field of ten as a yearling; shown as a two-year-oid at Carterton aud gained first prize, was shown again at Cartertou as a three-year-old, when he gained first prize in his class, and champion prize as best horse on the grouud of any age. Gladstone will travel between Masterton and Greytowu, leaving Masterton every Monday morning, arriving at Kay's Tara tahi Hotel at 10 o'clock, leaving there at 1, arriving at Greytown same evening, and returning home again on Tuesday. Terms-£4 per mare; guarantee, £5 ss. Two or more mares as per agreement. For further particulars apply to the undersigned. JOHN HABDING, Owner.

TO Stand this Season at Waihenga, the thorough bred Stalliou tjgy MANGLE, By Traducer—Flatiron by Foter Flat (imp)-Emina, by Gil Bias, out of Emily, by Operator, out of Flora Mclvor, hv Emigrant. Mangle combines within himself some of the. greatest strains of blood south of the Line, aud is acknowledged by competent judges to be one of the grandest-looking sires in the Colonies, The breeding of this horse cannot be surpassed. He is got by that King of Sires, Traducer, the siro of those celebrated racehorses, Lurline, Calumny, Templeton, Fishhook, Lo Loup, Betrayer, Libeller, Castaway, Somnus, ldalium, and Sir Modred, who run and won one of the fastest Derbys on record, distance 1J miles, carrying Bst lOlbs in 2 minutes and 43 seconds. It is also worthy of note that Mangle is closely related on his dam's side to those renowned horses, Fonl Play (winner of both Wellington and Auckland Cups), The Pearl (winner of Melbourne Cup), Tho Spy (winner of the Home bush Cup), The Arrow (winner of the Hallarat and Tattersall's Cups), Corisande (winner of Tattersall's Two-year-eld Stakes, Nursery Handicap, Mndgol Flying _ Handioap Hawesbury Handicap, and Railway Plate The Gein (ivinner of Tattersall's Two-yea old Stakes, Newcastle Two-year-old Stakes and Nursery Stakes.) It is almost needless to mention the name of Traducer, Mangle's sire, 58 it is a w«llknown fact that he has proved himself the most successful sire of racehorses in the Southern Hemisphere. Mangli. will serve a limited number of mares at £5 6s per mare, a* Waihenga, wher well-grassed paddocks arc provided free of charge until mares are stinted, of which due notice will be given. All raarea to be paid for on or before Ist Jan., 1882, For further particulars apply to E.BUCKERIDGE, Owner, Waihenga Hotel.

WALTER PERKY, GENERAL BUTCHER, Bridge-ST., MASTERTON. jgRIGGS & ARR E N (Lute T, L. Thompson), FAMILY BUTCHERS, QPEEN-ST, MASTERTON. 919 jyiLEYAND JpIGHT, ; CARRIERS, ARB prepared floods, Wool, Timber, &c,, to and from Masterton to any part of the country at the shortest notice and at the LOWEST RATES. They have storage room both at Masterton and Taueru, •where Goods or Wool carried by thorn can -be stored free of-expenae. ••Apply to Thos. O. D'ARoy,' Qneen-streot or • - BARLEY & KNIGHT, ' •' MiSONld ■ BIREETi JIABTEHTOK, SOUTH BRITISH FORWARDING 'COMPANY.:- - • ; ■ ■ Head office! • ; " FEATHEKSTON-ST., WELLINGTON. Goods and Parcels Bent or collected throughout 'New Zealand and Australia. Custom House done. Parcels collected ■and delivered Fretat the ' Railway: Station. Consignees will avoid: much delay and expense by hiving their goods consigned direct to the above, ,i '