TO' STAND this' SEASON) ' ■ , Daniel O'Oonnell. DANIEL O'CONNELL wasbNdbyMrMurphy, of Marlborough, and U by Daniel O'Rourkc, from Plover, by Sir Hereulee, Plover is blbo unmofMaWna.Hcroulos, and other winners, «o N.Z, Stud Book, Vol 6, Daniel O'Eourke won the Canterbury Derby and Cup, In 1876 and is by Sledmera (imported), from Brunette imported), who is also dam of Tadmor, the Canterbury Derby winner of 1874, service, made payable on January Ist, 1887. Paddocklng will be provided when necessary, but a oharge of li per.week will be made. Every care taken, but no responsibility incurred* Por further particulars apply to DAVID HEGGffi, 893 Hnmehnnb. TO STAND THIS SEASON. fTEffi Purebred Clydesdale StslUon linird O'liarjsfo. LAIRD OURGO ire ported by D. JloLoan, Esq., Maraikakaho, Na|. 11. He li a beautiful dapple brown; riling 4 yeare old, stands 16J dale, poeseHing good head and neck, with splendid barrel, and great breadth «f quarter!, fine broad-boned legi »f good itrength and 1 temper, a eonnd constitution, and is fret | from ill natural blemiihot, and being descended gree) is well qualified t* be a breeder of flret olass itook. LAIRD O'LARGO, by Glengarry, out of Loohleven, Loohlovoo by Lothian Lad, dam by Lord Clyde, All fees for abovo pabable by P.N. at flret serried, made payable on January lit, 1887. Paddooking will be provided when necessary, but a charge of li per week will be made, For further particulars apply to DAVID HEGGIE,
TO STAND THIS SFASON AT tliß Prince of Walei flor Repoßitoiy, Masterfcon, and travel the distriot if sufficient indnceme, offeri, the handsome thoroughbre horse JLoi«d Manderille. LOBDMANDEVILLKiiadarkba with black points, stands IB hands i Inchei, hia whole contour beinp yei Hiiouiaers aeep ana well lata back, an good enough for anything, Yattendon (lire of Lord Mandovillo) i the sire of the famous Grind Flaneur who was the best S-yoac-old performer oi the Australian turf, novcr krlun beei beaten in any race he started for, vinnioi in 1880 tha Viofcnrian IWhv Rk Tj.»aand Melbourne Oup, Australian J.C Derby and Champion Race. Yatteudo ia alio the lire of Chuter (who i* hi inn tired lint Oheeter), who alatf \ro doing the 2 miles in the fait lime of Bmu BSwe,earryiigßit3llw. Lordßunhley full brother to Lord ManiiTtlle, ii i ilbe, in t» iftwjun ua» ea teoor Yetteadoi wu aire of ,Mr Walfcer'a faraou «a» Tattorina, who, after her fiateru on the turf, added fresh laureli to he I name by producing Libellar to Traduoar ilatehieok. ffnsiW. u\A Mii«W*« f, Ifuikai, and Kingfiah (who'has juit woi : the Hawkeabury Guinaaa) to Piaoatorioua shew that Lord JLlhdsviub oomes from a f&ri and famous family of blood stock, 1 being full of Waxy strain. Terou £5 sa, payable by P.tf. due February Ist, 1887. Groomago 6s, payafree for mare* untd stinted, when due notice will be given, after which la per sreekwillbeoharpL Pull particulars and tabulated podupe can he obtained on application to W. NEILL, Proprietor. W. MOULD,
TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON. Treason, 'raduoer, dam Lady Jane by Riddlesworth, grand-dam Molora by Glendower—Arab, TREASON Is a beautiful golden .chestnut, itanding about sixteen hands hi«h, with immense bono and muscle, with Tory superior action; has a Bplendid constitution and good temper; Is quiet to ride or handle, Ho has proved himself a sure foal-getter; has distinguished himself woll on the turf, having never lost a race when starting for weight-for-ageand welter weight-for-age. Ho took first prize at Richmond Agricultural Show, Nelson; he also took irst prise at the Marlborough Agricultural Show. TREASON is the sire of that splendid crosscountry horse Erebus, that has so well distinguished himself, both on the flat and over hurdles, From Treason's Rreat size and splendid crossing of nlood-rltiddlesworth and Traducer—he cannot fall to get good staying stock, suitable for cross-country, carriage, hacks, and racehorses. TREASON will be at the following plaoes during the season, weather permitting :-Grey town and Carterton Fridays; Masterton Saturdays, and at the Iron Stables, Faatharston, Wednesdays and Thursday, T»rms-£4 a mare, an allowance for two or more mares. Good Paddocks free ot charge until stinted. All care but no responsibility. MM . , GEO. FBEETH. TO TRAVEL THIS SAEBON. i tie Wairropa Diitnoi, iht OauMna Stallion Hapld Roan, sIAHDROAHwa wan stallion, lfl Or hand* high, brod by 0. Mauey, iq., Timaru; sin old KnottiiH" Kmdd j dam Tournament. ONE is out of the trotting maw Fidget, iported by Jamea Stark, Eiq,, from aiinania. RAPID ROAN ii brother to it famous trotting mare Nelly. RAPID OAN haa only been shown five times, id haa taken two first and three second Jim. He is a very fast trotter; haa ntroliiis action and a iplendid tamper. -APID ROAN atood in Timaro and emuka districts for five years, and haa ift the best roadsters and carriage hones 1 Canterbury. Tornis-itf 10» single iare; groomage foe 6a. All foes for bove payable by P.N. at first service; iade payable Ist January, 1887. Good addocka provided. A charge of la per eek will oems.de, Rapid Roan will bo at Groytown on [ondays; Featharston, Empire Stables, : uetdaya; Gladstone, Thursdays; Parklie, (Carterton) Fridays; Club Stables, [uterton, Saturdays. W. OORLETT, 104 Park Vale. Carterton.
MASTERTON LIVERY & BAIT . ■ STABLES. HOOD & SHAW tender their beßt thanks to the travelling public and settlers of the district for the liberal patronage bestowed on them since they commenced business in Masterton. They " have now to announce that the GJLUB (sJTABL.ES have been re-erected and re-opened, and will be found commodious, comfortable, well-ventilated, and supplied with eve.7 " convenience that travellers or owners of horses can desire. The new stables have been designed with all the latest improvements, and being built of iron can bo WARRANTED FIREPROOF. . A first class collection of Buggies, Carry-alls, and reliable Saddle Horses ■ constantly on hire at moderate rates. i, Every attention paid to the require- S inents of Commercial Travellers. ' (j ' The '" Favorite" "Bus" meeti' everv Train, ' BEfIQEEPABBOCKP nil
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2458, 22 November 1886, Page 4
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