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Waikato Times, Volume X, Issue 532, 16 October 1875, Page 3

Miscellaneous*

THE CELEBRATED IMPORTED CLYDESDALE HORSE •'BARON OF CLYDE," Will travel in the Waikato this season. Hamilton Tuesday nights Ohaupo Wednesday nighta Cambridge Bemuindev of week The attention of breeders is particularly drawn to this horse's pedigree, his sire being the celebrated Prince Oharlie, a horse that was never " beaten, no matter how good the company. Babon op Clyde — (of the pure Clydesdale breed)— is a rich bay. He has great strong) hof bone, beautiful symmetry, superior action, is perfectly quiet, and is a good worker. He was bred by those wellknown bree lers, Messrs. W and J Ma^Donald, of Haleombo, Melbourne, Baron of Clyde was only pxhibited once as a yearling, viz., at the National Show, Kyneton, where he gained first prize. As a two year old, he gtiued first prize at Castlemaine, first at Kyneton, second at Smeaton, fiist at Daylesford, and second at Bacchus Marsh, As a three year old he gained first prize at Bendigo, second at Smeaton, firit at Kyneton, and first at Dalesford, Sire Old Prince Charley, imported; Dam, Blossom. Prince Charlie was eihibited seven times before leaving Scotland for Victoria, and gained seven first prizes, including the Highland Agricultural Society's Show at Gl sgow, iv 1839, competing agaiDst thirl y otheis. In Victoua, Prince Chftil'e pained a great number of prizes, including the Poit Philip Farmer's Challenge Cup, value LBO, in J 859, IS6O, and 1862 ; grandsire, Faimer. Blosiom, dam of Baron of Clyde, by Lothian Tnra, imported, was exhibited five times, and gained four first prizes and one Becond prize; first prise at Castlemaine, second at Smeaton, first at Smeaton the following year, and two first prizes at Davleiford. Teim9, £4 each mare, two or more mares as per agreement.

THE VALUABLE THROUGHBRED SIRB. «BEN ATHALATH." Hamilton Tueiday nijhta Te Awamutu ... Wednesday nights Alexandra ... Thursday nighti Cambridge ... Remainder of week BEN ATHALATH is 7 years old, stands 15 hands 3 inches, he is a beautiful dark browu with black points, and has powerful bone, he was bred by H. H. Stafford, Esq., of Nelion, by Towton dam Bymphony, Towton by Melbourne, dam Cinderilla by Touchstone, Symphony by Trumpet, dam Process by Grate's Marchioness own sister to Towton won the Oaks in 1865, Marquis brother to iowton the 2,000 guineas in 1562, rs.n second for the Derby and won the St Leger. For full pedigree tee New Zealand Stud Book. Terms £4 each mare, two or more mares as per agreement. G . KIRKWO OD.

mHE WELLE.NOWN CLXDESDALE X HORSE "FA'NC V," Will stand this season at Hamilton— on Mondays, calling at Mr Dinsdales • OhjlUPO — on Tuesdays Tk Awamotu & Kihxkihx on Wednesday! Through Rangiaohia to Cambridge— on Thursdays At Homi— on Fridays and Saturdays. Commenoing on Monday, 11th October, 1875. Terms— £3 each mare, to be paid before the loth January, 1876. Good Paddocks for Mares, at 2s per week. JAMES HAMILTON, Proprietor. Clover Lea Fa> m, 4th October, 1875^ "LORD DERBY." riIHE above Heavy Draught pure bred Clydei ,1 dale Horse, will serve this season as usual. Pedigree oan be §een on application to undersigned. TERMS: Single Mare— £s ss ; Two or more- J25 eaoh. The Roadbter SERENADES Will serve, Single Mare— £2 2s ; Two or more— Jß2 eaoh. Grass Paddocks for mares at Is per week. All payments to be made on. or before January Ist, 1876. H. & J. GOODFELLOW. Te Awamutu, October Ist, 1875.

"PRINCE ARTHUR," rHIS celebrated imported Clydesdale Stallion will travel in the Waikato as tinder this season, and serve a limited number of mares. Prince Arthur will stand at Ohaupo on Monday; Cambridge on Tuesday ; Hamilton on Wednesday and Thursday ; Ngaruawahia on Friday ; and Hamilton on Saturday. Terms — £5 each mare ; Groom-age 5s each. All payments by Isi January, 1876. For further particulars apply to tht undersigned. The undersigned would remark that Prince Arthur has established a reputation for producing heavy draft stock, equal to the best ever bred in thia colony, and three of his stock are now serving as Heary Draught Sires in the Auckland District, where tbe Prince Arthur served successfully for several years. RICHARD GWYNNE.

T-VUKE OF |~iAMEfiiDUE tTO L£L, CAMBRIDGE. This Hotbi. has lately undergone several ad< ditions and alterations, and will now compare favourably with any Houie in tbe Waikato. Sample Eooms poe Commbecial Gbntibmek. Families accommodated with Private Rooms : en suite. FIRST-CLASS TABLE KEPT. THE BAR will be found to contain only the choicest of Winei, Ales and Spirits. THE BEDROOMS Are Lofty— Well Ventilated— Clean and Comfortably Furnished. A IT ORDINARY DAILY. Good Stabling and Paddock Accommodation. ANDREW ROBINSON, Proprietor.

TjIENCIN.G NOTICE. TO ROBERT H. AUSTIN. I hereby give you notice that I intend to Erect a Dividing Fence between my allotment, No 53, parish of Pirongia, and your allotment, No52 in the same parish, and I call upon you to do your portion of fence, to commence within one month from date. Dated this 7th day of October, 1875. WILLIAM LIVINGSTON!. Pirongia Varm, Waikato.