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Waikato Times, Volume X, Issue 540, 4 November 1875, Page 3

Miscellaneous.

«y° U N O MAJOR" Will serve a limited numW of mares at home <this s*» son, at £2 10s each mare.

F. R. FOSTER. •rnjTE CELEBRATED IMPORTED - 1 - CLYDESDALE HORBE * "BARO'isr OF CLYDE," Will 'travel in the Waikato thi« -season. Hamilton ... „. .. Tuesday nights « Oliaupo ... (^., Wecl need ay night %#■ Cambridge ... .;'... Bemtinder of week '<

The attention of breeders is particularly /drawn* to thishorse's pedigree, His sire beingithe cele-* brated Prince Ctiarlie, a horse that was nev%r- , beaten, no matter bow, good the company: • -

Bacon of Cetdb — (of tbe pure Clydesdale^ breed) — is a rich bay. He has great strengtb/jof bpneV biautHul symmefcry, Superior 'action,- oV perfectly quieh, and jb-a good worker. He was* jjrjd by Jhosewejlknown breeders, Meun. W'aid' jj Ma(CJDonaUl, of Halcombe, Melbourne. BarottoT X3lydg.was.only esb4bite<i occe a» ayearlinp, Vrsy.". at the Niti'6faal Sb6w; KyiJetph, where hegameil fiAt^priiß. Ac a'two year old, he gnined h"r«t 5 ptiie "nt v Castleaiaine, tirat at£ynelon, gecond^ at Sraeatsn, first at Daylesford, and second at Bacchus Marsh, As a three year old he eainj^L) firtt. prize it Bendigo, second at Smeaton, flr|b.at' and tirst at Dalesfprd, Sire Old Prjpce, Charley: " imported ; Dam, Blojsom. Prince. Charlie was exhibited s6Ven times before leaving Scotland for Victoria, anA gained seven finst SAiety MncVndiug the Highland Agricultural ociety's Show at Gtsgow, iv 1859, competing agiinlt thirty ©there, in Tictofii, \Prince } Charlie gained a great number of prizes, inoludingj tbe Port Philip 'Farmer^ CbnH»nge 'Cup, valLe, T%b. in 1659, ISQO, And 1862; gnndrire, -Far•mer. «£loMom J , dam of .Caron of -Clyde, by Lothian Tain, imported, exhibited 'five timei^ and gained fpur^firtt prizes and one -second prise';*, 'firit priie* <at Cattlemaine, second ab Smeaton, firit at Smeaton 'the following year, and two flrtt prizes at Dayleefrrd. ' > Terms, £4 each mare, -two or more mares as per agreement. v THE V-AXUA-BLE THROUGHBBED SIRS, "BENITHALATH."

Hamilton Tueedaynifhfcs Jft Awamutu ... ' Wednesday :nightf 'Alexandra ... '^Thursday nigbtj Cambridge ... Bemainder of week

BENATHftL&TH is 7 years did, stands 45, hands, 3 iaches r he is a beautiful dark brown with black' point*, and has powerful bone, he' was bred by H. H. Stafford, Esq., of Nelton, by Towton.dam Symphony, Tort ton by Melbourne, dam Cmderjila by Touchstone, Symphony by Tramp«t> dam P&iocaes by Chute* Marclnomss OiWhai«t«c toTN)wton won the Oaks in 1865, Marquir brother to lowton'the 2,000 guineas in IS6B>. raA-ircond for the Derby and won the St Leger. .-• For full pedigree tee New Zealaao* Book. •* Tecmi.iS4 each more, two or more mares as per agreement. i t*? . »G. KIRKWOOD.

-vrr «PRIKCE ART^Xm,"

ill^l? .e^iebrated 'imported Oljdesdale fitallion "jL *^11| .jtravel in the Waikato as iindftr this eeaion^.dna eervee limited number of vonrei. I '^rinee. Arthur will stand at Obaupo on Nforiftiiy:; i'Cambridge on Tuesday ; Hamilton on Wedtfesd-oiy ' and Thursday ; Ngarnawa'hia on Fi"Jay^}'.a^d Hamilton on Saturday. ~'s9ftyiL : ~*&> * acn tQftre : Si ttoch. ', ' Alt payments by Ist January, 1876. •furtfcerr particulars apply to the under* signed. The undersigned would remark that JPrince Arthur 'has established a reputation for producing Leavv <lr»ft afcock, equnj to the b«ol 'eVer bred in this colony, and three of his stock are now sepving.as Heavy Draught Sires in the Auckland District, where the Prince . ArthuT served successfully for several years. RICHARD aWTNNE.

WILL STAND AT TE AWAMUTLU . A»D TEATEL THE WAIKATO DISTBICT, The Entire Horse

»B E D 0 U IN,"

Bred in Canterbury, Winner of the St L Q ger SUkes, 1874 ; -*ge 5 years., height 15 hands '3 inches, color brown bay,- perfectly sound, free from vice, large bone and good motion. , PEDIGREE: JBf Tra3ucer, dam Meg Merrvlees by St€korge, q dam* Gypsy (the dam of -Ziagara, winner of jhe champion race in kelson and Sydney, and grtnddam of ' Calumny, TJaokMter, 'Envy and .other firat-dUss race horses), by St Q^orge, dam tody Aline (dam of Spray) by "Whisler, &c. &c. George imported by Mr ~Seagrave, dam by HfSoverncr, Ac. &c. "Whisker by Waxy, dam Penelope, &c. &o. Totdoor, Sportsmistreis, ftCclipse. Traducer (imported) by The Libel, dam Aretbnsa by Elis, &c. The Libel by Pantaloon, dam Pasquinade (sister to Touchstone) &c. Ac. See Stud Book 3>.g, — ]yieg . Merry leei is also gran dd am of Sorcerer, Talisman and 11am, stallions now itandiag'in'Canterbury.

TiBKS : — Corering -Fee, £4 ; Groomage, ssi

rXOIiLAN'D AND iBTJTLE-R, * .■*"■* Oil, Colob & ©lass Mebchants, ' > 28 & 30 VICTORIA STREET, AUCKLAND, Receive every month New Shipments of PAPERHANGINGS, • Of tlie latest designs. Patterns by Post on Application White Lead, Oils, Colors, Varnish'ejS, Brushes, Window Glass, -Gilt Mouldings, Glass Shades, Wax Flower Materials, &o. &c.

N.8. -To settlers living beyond 'the Teach of tradesmen, quantities and full instructions for use will be given when required.

THE AUCKLAND VENETIAN BLIND MANUFACTORY.

M. HORTON BUSBY, BLIND MAKER AJ<© WIRK WORKER, WHOLESALE AMD RBTAJL VENETIAN HOUSE, Has now REMOVED to those Large, New and Commodious Tremiees, situated at the corner of Queen and Cook Streets, Auckland, where he will ontinue business a heretofore.

T> O £ T <S AN© HAILS. 1,500 Matai and Totara Posts 2,000 Ti-Tree Bali A quantity of superior Shinglei Now ready for delivery. Apply to E. FITZPATKICK - ygarua^iiUia,