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Waikato Times, Volume IV, Issue 229, 28 October 1873, Page 1

WAIKATO COACHES NGARUAWAHIA AND HAMILTON A CONVEYANCE leaves Habkib' DELTA HOTEL, Ngaruawahia, on Tuesday, Thnrbdn} , and Saturday, at 8 30 am., and retnrns each day, leaving Hamilton at 3 p.m. (Sundays eicepted), carrying Passengers and Luggage, thus enabling passengers arriving by steamer to proceed next morning. Special i-rrangcments fbi p.irtLea wkhirg to go throughto Cambridge*. To Siorckerpri's, $v. Light Packages coming by steamer as iai m Ngaruawahni « ill te carried at reasonable i ales. Saddle Horses- nnd Buggies on nirfl. L. B. HARRIS, Proprietor. THE THROUGHBRED STALLION Sledmere, Will Stand During the Season at TARARATA CREEK FARM, Mungere (near Otahuhu). SLEDMESE is a chesuut horse, bred by Sir Tatton Sykes, and was got by Daniel O'Rourke ; dam (eldest sister to Mr Moon) by Slight of-Hand, out of Brown Hampton Maro, out of Grey Momus dam by Cervantes — Emma, by Don Cossack— Vesta, by Dilpini. Daniel O'Rourke, by Irißh Birdcatchcr — Forget-me-No by Hetman PlatofT— Oblivion, by Jerry — Remembrance, by Sir Solomon. Sleight-of-Hand, by Pantaloon, out of Decoy, by Filho da Putu — Fmesae, by Peruvian — Violantc, bj John Bull. Tkbms :— Six Guineas for each Mare, subject to a discount of One Guinea if paid on or beforo the First of Jauuury, 1874. $§?* An allowance will be made of One Guinea on Thre Mares ; Two Guineas on Four Mares ; and Three Guineas on Five Mares, the bond fide property of one person. Geoom's Fee :— Five Shillings. Applications may be Bent to the Office of this Paper. If sufficient Mares are offered they will be driven gratis from Hakpee's Hotel, Hamilton, where they hlionld be left or or before the 15th September. They will also be returnefl free of charge. Good Paddocks for Mares at 2s 6d per week, to be paiti beforo removal. * # * Every care taken, but no rosponsibilitj incurred. JAMES WALMSLEY.

Sir Charles, A Bay Horse with Black Points, Five Years Old, Showing an unusual amount of Blood and Quality, BY "Potentate" out of "Molly Bawn;" "Potentate* by " -Sir Hercules ; " " Sir Hercules "' by " Capapie " out of "Paraguay" by "Partisan;" '• Bazarre " by "Peruvian;" "Violauto" hy "John Bull," sister to "Sky-scraper," by -'Highfly; ' out of " Everlasting " by "Eclipse." "Molly Bawn" by "Pius" out of "Old "Molly Bawn;" "Pius" by "Septimus," imported by Mr Luthludge; "Old Molly Bawn" out of "Lucinda" by " Weeton." For pedigree see English Stud Book. The sire of "Sir Charles" has been most successful on the turf in Australia as well as in New Zealand ; he won the Wairau Maiden Plate, 2 miles, beatmj seven horses ; won the Nelson Welcome Stakes, 1 i miks, 2 minutes 52 seconds; won the Great Nelson Tiial Stakes; won the Wairau Jockey Club Plate, 2 miles, 3 minutes 56 seconds ; won the Ladies' Purse at the same meeting ; won the Nelson Turf Club Plate at the New South \\ aks Metropolitan Meeting ; won the Homebush Handicap at the same meeting, with the bet ing 4 to 1 on him ; broke down in the Publicans' Purse. £700 was offered for " Potentate" after his accident, but his owner brought him back to Nelson, and put him to the stud. "Sik Charles," by this celebrated horse, will «Un«L for service at Te Awaautu this season.- Apply to IS. DRILLER.

THE THOROUGHBRED HORSE Benathalath. BENATHALATH it 5 years old, atandb 15 hands 3 inches, he is a beautiful dark brown with black points, and powerful bone. He was bred by Mr H H. Stafford, of Nelson. By Towton, dam Symphony. Towton by Melbourne, dam Cmizelh by Touchstone. Symphony by Trumpet, dam Prince&s by GiaUs. Maruhioucbb (own sister to Towton) won the Oaks, 1563. Marquis (brotlior to Towton) won the 2000 guineas in 1862, ran second ior the Derby and won the St Lcger. For full pedigree aeo New Zealand Stud Book. Will stand in the Waikato this season. Will be in Hamilton on Mondays forenoon, and at Ohaupo in the afternoon; at To Awamulu on lursdsiys; at Cambridge on Wednesdays ; and the remainder ut the week al tho owner's farm, where all inaros from a diatanco will ba grazed free of charge. Teems— £3 3s. R. KIUKWOOD.

Nugget. THIS magnificent heavy draught horse w ill stand this season in the Waikato. Teiina £3. Will be at Hamilton on Mondays ; Ohaupo on Tuesdays ; Te Awamutu on Wednesdays ; Cambru'go on Thursdays; and the remainder of the week at the owner' a farm, between Cambridge and Hamilton, whero all maiea from a distance will be grazed fiee of charge R KIBKWOOD.

IHL HEAVY DRAUGHT CLYDESDALE ENTIRE HORSE, Fancy, WILL Travel this Season, as follows, commencing on the 13th of October :— At Mr Dinsdale's, every Monday, from 12 noon till 2 p.m. At Mr Washer's Farm, Monday night. At Mr Harper's Hotel, Tuesday, from I*2 noon till 2 p.m. At Mr Lewis' Ohaupo Hotel, Tuesday night. At Mr Finch's, Alexandra, on WednctuUy, from 12 noon till 2 p.m. At Mr Corboy'a, on Wednesday night, returning by Paterangi on Thursday to Ohaupo. Home to Cambridge on Friday. Terms, £2 per mare at the time of bcrvice, and £1 when the mare proves to be in foal. JOHN HAMILTON, Proprietor. Cambridge, Sept. 27th, 1873.

President. THE above Heavy Draught Puic-bred Clydesda Stallion will stand, at the stabler of the undersigned, on and after the loth October. President has proved himself a sine foal-getter. He obtained numerous first prizes iv Victoria, and also the first prize at the New Zealand Agricultural Society a Exhibition, 1872. Teim&~ Single Mares, £'.i ; two Mairs, £2 15s ; three or moie, £2 10s each. All payments to be made op or before 13th January, 1874. l Clrass Paddocks for maies at Is per week. Every care i taken but no responsibility iucurrett. j * H. 4_J. COODFELLOW. 'IV Awamutu, S»-ptuntiei 30, 1873. JiU4