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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 3074, 7 December 1888, Page 4

L' Olt SALE Oil TO STAND THI S SEASON, THE PUItEBIIED OLYDESDALE STALLION • This grand cult wits bred by tho Auok-, Imid Stud Cuinpany in 1885, thetefOro llirco years old this foalint;, and is admitted by competent judges to be n splendid specimen of a draught aire, Loch Dim is n diipplo bay with blaok j points, very docile, lends well with any ; tiurao, ho hiißguinl feot, plenty of hair, | nfl'd whon thoroughly furnished must be.a i mngniticent animal. Loch Dhu will bo ; sli'jwn at both parados, and if not sold : Will bo at the service of breeders. In tho | meantime Loch Dhu can be seen at his | owner's stables. I Extended pedigree in cards and future ' advertisement,

TO STAND THIS SEASON ' ATA. W. CAVE'S FARM, To Ore Ore, Mastorton, tho Thoroughbred Horse, PISCATORIOUS. . By Traducer (imp.).: out of Fanny Fisher, by Fisherman' (imp), out, of Coquette (imp.) by launcolot, winner of Eifghsh Derby and full brother to Touchstone. Traducer by the Libel, by Pautaloon, The Libel, out of'Pasquenade, full sister to Touchstone. It will bo seen from tho above that tho stout-hearted Fisherman has been even moro to tho Australian Turf than Traducer to tho Now Zealand Tho fact that Piscatorious is the onlv Fisherman and Traducer nickobtainablo should bo sufficient to entitle him to the respect of breeders. Owners of mare; who are dosiroua to breed high priced youngsters should stick to wmninp strains and put their mares to a liorao bred on the lilies onPiscatorio'us, whoso breeding alone would command him a big season in any part of the world, In color Piscatovlous is a beautiful dark brown, with black points, standing lli hands 2in high, has a neat oppressive head (nevor a neater or cleaner head set on a neck), indicativjuf a good temper. Hisncck is long and muscular, with windpipe well detached.; hi? shoulders aro deep and woll laid back,and good enough for anything. He's a grand topped 'un. TERMS.—Thoroughbred Mares Teu Guineas, Half bred Mares Six Guineas. Two or more as per agreement, Monies payable on first service, by P.N , due iilst December, 1888. Grass FREE until duo notice has been given >f stin ing, after which 3s Od per week w' charged. Every earn of Mare"' takon, but no responsibility. -ss, to be paid at time of ser Fur Particulars apply to .• B. GAVE, ok .. , A, W. OAVI. WoodloigbF 2948 Tb Oro Ore, Mast TO STAND THIS SEASON. At his owner's farm, GLADS THE CART STALLION

NUGGET is ia Such being urn case, Breeders will Hot increase the nuinbor of annuals that- do not pity, and leave a margin, In soliciting public patronage for NUGGET, his owner ia convinced that Breeders will bo atudying thoir own interests, for his success in oidinary linck wares lias caused his yearlings to sell for more money than cau bo obtained for good hacks NUGGET'S FEE is only FIFTY SHILLINGS, Two or more mares by agreement; and as lie is very sure, it is equal to a guarantee. Every euro taken but no responsibility. Grazing Is per week. Marcs sont for and returned it necessary. Fur further particulars apply to 11, B. MASON. 2980 Gladstone,

TO TRAVEL IX THE WAIRARAFA DISTRICT. fJIHE purebred Clydcsdalo Stullion— AVON. A V 0 X is ii bay horso with black points, ami stands 17 liaiula high, with plenty of bone and hair, Heisoomo of , a great family. His dam wua sold at M) 0 guineas when good mares novo sold at a fourth of that price. She is out of I a blackleg itinro—one of ut family of | four, out of lira smik dam, and the i quartette, by lienfreiv Jock, were tho four best horses ever bred in the Oaiuara district, AVON, by Avon Chief, (ISO N.Z.S.B), bred liy W, Boag, Jssi|., Fcndalton, near Christchurcli, out of his famous prize mare Grace Dirliii!; (!lti) by l'rince of Killbrido imported (002). Grace Darling, by I'rincc Charlie, imported (4 and O'iti). Grace Darling wns tho best maro that ever stcod in New Zealand. She has been first and Champion at Christchurch many times, boating tho great Maggie Craig, Champion of Scotland. Slio was first in Dniiediu in her cjass and champion uf tho yard. In fact her career is unpicccdentcd, AVOWS dum Gipsy, by lieufreiy Jock (li! 5) imported from Victoria; g siro liciifrow imported from Scotland; g dam Jusa by Blackleg imported from Scotland. Kenfretv Jock's dam Rose, by Ciwdon Liid, n famous Clydosdtilo imported from Scotland by the late David Nesbitt. Kenfrew Jock was iv inosc siiccesslul klmw horse. More leaving Victoria lie took many firsts, and ho ivas first for three years jn succession in Oaiuaru, Timaru, and Diuicdin, and Champion of the yard as well. From this history breeders will recognise that thoy huvo in Avon not only a horse of good parts, but an Entire of good lineage, a matter altogether dif, ferent to a good-looking horso. Tho great point in liorsc-breeding is to liavo a siro connected with good families of undoubted character. In the one case the stock will be uniformly good, while in the other case individuals may sur-' pass, but tho general character of the stock will be inferior and disappointing, Nothing is more grievous ton breeder than to see weeds spring from a goodlooking siro. Terms Lo, payable by I\N. at first rcrvice, duo January 1, IMS. (frooniago foe ss. All care taken but no ret, pomibillty, Fur full information apply G, WATSON, HO2C Proprietor, Or to W. WESTBUOOK, Groom in Charge,

rpO STAND THIS SEASON, at his .JL owuera stablea, TINUI, tho purebred stulhun BOUNDING WILLOW, Tonus,— yii)«le Mnro, £2, Grooiauge Feu 3a. I'or furlliur (laitlculara apply UDEANE, Proprietor. M^inrp IVJ.ILK i ANS ! —VHIIV (JIIFA1 1 — JNO, yOUNGi IRONMONGER, ■' ' QuBEII lillHiEl, MasIEIUON, -