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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 3023, 8 October 1888, Page 4

TO STAND THIS SEASON. ; I T W, Ncill's Jfrinco of Waloa Howe .i Repository, Maaterton, and to travel tlio district if sulliciont inducement offers, tho handsome thoroughbred *IOIBO ' 1 'Lord Mandeville. First'class paddocks with plenty of water provided froe for mare suntil stinted, \vlien,duo notice will bn ?iren, aftor which It por week will bo oliargcd. Full particulars as to terms, aud tabulated pedigree can be obtained on ap plication to W. NEILL, Proprietor. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. TO TRAVEL IN THE WAIRARAPA, THE PURE CLYDESDALE STALLION. AVON, For full information boo future issue; ; 0. WATSON, 2994 ' Proprietor.-

FOR SALE OR TO STAND THIS SEAbOiW THE PUEEBRED CLYDE - ' DALE STALLION LOCH DHU, By Loch Fergus (imported) from Florence (imported). This grand colt was bred by tho Auckland Slud Company in 1885, therefore lined yeava old this fonline;, and is admitted by competent judges to be a splendid specimen of a draught sire. Loch Dim ii a dupplo br.y with black points, very dotile, leads well 'with'any iioKo, lio l«::i swsi feet, plenty of hair, and wliou (lioiiiuiflily futniuhed must be a mngßiiicout p.niiiii'.l. Loch Dhu will be shown at both parade::, and if nob sold will bo at tie service of breeders. In the mcanliino Loch Dhu can be seen at his nwner'i btub'cs. Extended pedi»ro9 in cards and future advertisement. . JOHN STOTT, 2lißo Brooklyn?, Gladstone. TO STAND THIS SEASON AT A. W.CAVIi'S FARM, Te Ore /X Ore, Masteiton, the Thoroughbred Hoi'so, PISCATORIOUS.

By Tiu'uu.t (iiiiji."), out of Fanny Fisher, by L'hkniuui (iiii[i), out #f Coquette (ii'ip.) by kuncelot, winner of Eu«libli Derby ami full brother to Touchstone. TmJueer by I lie Libel, by Pantaloon. Tho Lihel, out of Pasquenade, full sister to Touchstoiw. It will bo seen from the nbovo that the stout-hearted Fisherman hus boon oven more to tho Australian Turf than Inducer to tho Now Zealand Tho fact that Piscatoiious is tho only Fisherman and Traducer ni n kobtainablo should bo sufficient to ontitlo him to the respect of breeders.

Owners of mares who nro desirous to breed high priced youngsters should stick to winninp strains and put their marcs tu a horse brod on the lines onPiscaforious, whose breeding alone would command him a big season in any part of the world, In color Piscatonous is a beautiful d irk brown, with black points, standing lli hands 2in high, has a neat expressivo head (never a neater or cleaner head set 011 a neck), indicative of a good temper. Hisncck is long and muscular, with windpipe well detached j his shoulders nro deop and well l3id back,and good enough for anything, He's a grand topped 'un, TERMS.—Thoroughbred Mares Ten Guineas, Half bred Mares Six Guineas. Two or mora as per agreement. Monies payable on tirat service, by P.N, due 31st December, 1888. Grass FRfclE until due notice has been given of stinting, after which t3a Od per week will bo charged. Every earn of Marcs will be taken, but no responsibility, Grooinage -6s, to bo paid at timo of service, For Particulars apply to B. OAVE, OR A. W. CAVE, Woodtaigh Farm, 2948 Tu Ore Ore, Masterton. TO STAND THIS SEASON, At his ownor's farm, GLADSTONE, THE CART STALLION, NUGGET. NUGGET was bred by MrW. Fairbrother, of Carterton, and it is sufficient for those acquainted with the horse and his stuck to tell them that NUGGET is in good condition, and sound in wind and limb. To those who do not know NUGGET, the very best information for them is—(lst) That his stock from all classes ol mares are Good, Useful, and SALEABLE nfc Remunerative Prices. Every Breeder knows thattho country is full of Hacks; that for, years the prices obtained for them, have not paid for the grass it cost to roir them, not including breaking in and other expenses. On the other hand, Trap and Tram Hors ut always find a ready market at goo prices, Such being undoubtedly tho case, Breeders will net increase the number of animals that do not pay, and leave a margin. In soliciting public patronage for NUGGET, his owner is convinced that Breeders will bi studying their own interests, for his success in ordinary hack mares has ivused his yearlings to sell for more money than can bo obtained for good hacks

NUGGET'S FEE is only FIFTY SHILLINGS. l\vo or mora mares by agrcomont; and ts lut is vory sure, it is equal to a guarantee. Every ctiro taken but no responsibility. Grazing Is per iveok. Mures snub for and returned if iiiitessary. For further particulars apply '° H.S, MASON. 2980 (iladstoiio. TO STAND THI SEASON. Fashionably bred Stallion prince Albert. Who will travel through cho Wairarap ll this Season. Princo Albert is a dapple bay horse, five years old, stands 17 hands high, with immense bono and hair, good feet and splendid action, Hia aire Prince of Wales, imported from Victoria, is by that unprecedented horse, Cox. Pritico of Wales, acknowledged to be the grandest horso over brought to the colonies, has never tten beaten on any show ground in the world, Prince Albert's dam, Diamond, was got by that famous horax Lincolnshire Hero, imported by the Into Mr G. R. Kornside, Esq., Tasmania, and wan shown at all the principal shows in Tasmania, but was never beaten Diamond's dam, Uloasom, by Matchless, imported to Tasmania by J, L Fisher Esq., is by Eoses Lincoln. Blossom commenced her career as a yearling, taking first prize at the Grand Northoro Show, and tirst at Westbury same year, and as a two year old twk first prize against twelve others in hep own class, and tho same day took first prizo against eight three year olds. Was shown for ten years at all tlio principal shows jn Tas ; mama and never suffered defeat, and m tlien sold for two hundred guineas to go to Queensland. Tho above is tho origin of Prince Albert, and his pedigree will show that there Is no better blood in the colony. He has the Shir# Bloiid brought in by Lincolnshire Hero, whjph thero is bo inuoli run on in the Home Country'at the pnwnt time. ■, The four horses drawn first at. the Glasgow Show in 1884 had all, more or lew, §hire blood in thein, this showing that stfylt «>ps were proving tbeiuaolv.es, jn getting stock qf tho right soft, witftbl? f?.r the home market, and the demand for exportation. Terms-£4 i Ocooraageifee, ss. Ao guarantee will bo acknowledged except in writim* tow JOSNWCPBim