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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2435, 26 October 1886, Page 4

Craw£o*-«i A FEW MARES will b* taken by special arrangement. 13very cure taken, bat no responsibility. 2416 dominated for the Wairarapa Jockey Club Sire's Produce Stakes, 1889. TO STAND THIS SEASON AT KAIWAIWAI, the Thoroughbred . entire j-VtSmartil. By Mutton (imported), dura Spray, by Domsetti,.out of Lady Ann. by Whiskuv. Spiny was the dam of Wetsafl, Storm bird, Bulla of the Sale, and otht*r well-known winnow. Maltnn was bred by Sir Tatten Sykes, and was by Rifleman, by Touchstone—Campfullo wcr by thoColonef. Admiral is full brother to Southorn Chief. ADMIRAL will stand itt Kaiwaiwai, Soutti Featheratou, at J. F. 'locker's farm, where good paddocks will be free of charge to ail mares till stinted,, when notice will be invert, after which they will bo charged for. All caro but no responsibility, TJSRMS—Ij4. For furthur particulars apply to J. F. TOOKER. 2404 ' Kaiwaiwai. THO STA!ND THIS at X Sheep Din Farm, Francis Line, TARATAtJI. (lie purebred Clydesdale horse Aged 4 years, Foaled October 18, 1381. Color, dapple Choatuut. Stands 17 hands high. Immense bone and tine temper. Siro Younn Prince Charlie, by the imported Clydesdale, Old Prince Charlie —bred by Sir James Nicol Fleming. Prince Charlie's' own brother, Prince of Waiea was champion of Scotland, and waa sold for LISGO. In Christehurch iu 1&72, Old Prince Charlie, when three years otd, took first Drizo against eight competitors, six of which wore imported. Young Prince Charlie'a dam Darling by Napolecn, took first prize for threo years in sticceaaien against all corners as a dry mare. RUFUB' dam Blossom, by Farmer'* -Glory, out of same dam aa Pride of Canterbury, took second pru» at the Agricultural Show at Ma&terton in 1877, out ot a field of eight; at Carterton first in 1878 for mares with foal at foot, when five competed. EUFUS, bred by his owner at Manaia, admittedly comes from a pure Clydeadale strain on both sides, and boars ovidenee of this by the fact that, as regardv size, bone, powerful build, symmetry, and height, he is equal to the finest horse thst ha* yet been importod, and is acknowledged as tho best homo ever shown in this district. Tcnixs : L 4 ; all inarms Guaranteed, and no money demanded until tho owner is satisfied that liia mare in stinted. Groomage fee fis, Good paddocks proyjdod at la per week, but no responsibility will bo undertaken, RUFUS will be at the Marquis of Normanby Hotel, Carterton, ovory SATURDAY. 2408 WALTER MORI SON.

TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON, |*N tb© Wairarapa DUttict, the CeloX fc»ted Draught Entire Oawliiej.". For days of travel and pedigree Me Cards, CASHIER wit] vmit Carterton, Greytown, and FeftHi«rstwn, imrl return to tho M A N A J A, where he will stand. I>. CARMAN. 2376 Msnaia. TO TRAVEL TINUI AND EAST COAST DISTRICT, the well-known lire Xjillipee. By Towton, dam Shrovetide, by St. Aulbyn, her dam Pancake hy Sir Hercules, grand darn Pandora, by Operator. Towton got by Melbourne, Cinizolla by Touchstone, Brocade, by Pantaloon, Bombazine, by Thunderbolt. ULLIPEE stands 16 hands, and if size, bone, and symmetry are anything Lillipee should prove to be the ri/ht horse in the right place. Terms £3 10s single mare, tiro or more as per agreement; all fees payable Ist day of January, 1887. For further particulars apply to EDGAR MASON, Proprietor, Or the Groom nj.charge. P.S.—Special terms to mares-imaged to Duke of Edinburgh last season. 2407 TO TRAVEL this season in the Watrarapa District, the Purebred Clydesdale Stallion, By Prince Royal, out of Wellington mare. iICFOSTSD HtOK CANXEBStT&Y. For further particulars apply to the undersigned. JOHN HARDING, 2407 Owner. STAND THIH SEASON, at his owner's farm, Upper Plain, the Clydesdale Stallion Oita-«,te T _.„ Celebrated M GtiMxOHa" out of By*he ßf »t, f ''Oolstock," Full particulars can be obtained from 3407 THOS. E. CHAMBERLAIN.

|lO STAN© THIS SEASON, AT I KAHUMIKGI, Mr J. 0. Valknce'i Thoroughbred Stallion Bred by Mesirs Finlay, Glenonniikm, "Victoria. By King Colo (imp,,) dam Fsiielte, by Fisherman (imp.,) dam Kose de Florence (imp.,) by the Flying "Dukhniat; (imp.) Feualia, own aiiter to : (sire of Kichmond, Imperial, Horatio, &c.,) and half sinter to Sine of the Rintf (niro of Firet King, double champion winner,) Vv.trm, Oa*pjan, -Ac. FenoUaia dam of Mute (sire of Paahs, Silence and Speechless), who wss a grand poformor in India, King Colo (imp..) aire of Nelson, winner of the foqr cupg (Auckland, Inland Bay, Wellington, and Dunedin) in the one aaason, The Duko, Off Color, Coulstooa, Little Jack, Ac, By King Tom, aire of Mermaid (dam of Lurlino), dam Qui Viva, (fitter to Vedstto,) by Voltifjear, out of Mrs Ridgway by Irish Birdcatcher. King €<Ap wm & first-class performer on the English turf.- He made bis debus aa & three-year-old at Ascot, where be won ; the Ascot Derby and St. Jatnee' Fafajjee Stakes. ■ As a four-year-old he won ,'trie Ou«iberknd Plate, and defeated; the ; JSerby winner, Kingcraft, atleVe? weiffhts over two mile* at Newmarket. His <nrh brother, ICingLud, was 1 sold by auetlon to ejo to tha stud for 6000 guineas. Aa inspection of Voi/rzosus'a talessa£«£ pedigree will show that he ia fall of Kmilitaa blood—aire of liiddleworth. Teres*, £5 ft*, payable by PwoMMory Mst*, doe Febuarjr Ist, 1887. Free, Btfduotion made for Wo or i»dre «*r§o. Kvery ware taken, but »a weooa*' ALSO, 'QJM *f Sumosr, by Steremmik, Gy -tei Deception.