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Waikato Times, Volume X, Issue 542, 9 November 1875, Page 3

Miscellaneous'

«Y° u N G MAJOR" Will Mrr» • limited number of mureg tt hwas this ttMon, at £2 10t f«oh mftre. F. B. FOSTER.

THE CELEBRATED IMPORTED CLYDESDALE HORBE "B.AROJiir OF CLYDE,". Will travel ia the Waikato this season.

Hamilton , Tuesday nights Ohqutpa Wednesday night Cambridge , Remainder of week

Tbe attention of breeders is particularly drawn to. this b,oiwe's pedigree, hu sire being the celebrated Prince Charlie, a horse that was never ; beaten, 00 matter how good the company.

•BAiWoi' <3ltd«— (of* the, pure Clydesdale' breed^is' a rich bay. Heks gieat strength of borir.b&ntifur symmetry; superior action,, if perfectly tj'riiet, «ndis a go6ct worker. He was Dre^b^tjiosewellknownbreeiiew, Mtsssr*. W anjd, J ( MacD^«»&t,^f'Hftlcombo,Melb<>ni?ie. Baron of Olyde r Was only exhibited once as ayearliiap, viz., at the Nfciional Show, Kynetan, where he gained first p^Hze. As a' two' year old, he giiaed first pri2e at' Cbatlemaine, first at Kyneton, second at Smeatoa, dStst at Daylesford, nnd second at 9aochus Marsh. As a three yea* old he gained first prji»at Bendigo, Aecqpd st Smeaton, fir*t at Kyneton, aod first at Dalesford, Site Old Prince' ■ Jtiarley, imported ; Dam, Blossom. Prince %arlie was-eihibffed seven tlmos'before leaving Scotland fpr.yictQriA, a.pd sained Jieven first p*ii^, r " Ictoiu'aiug"' the Highlajiidf .AgriculturaL Socitflv^s' BTi'o^ 4t* Glaxow, i^ TBs9, competing, agairirt ' tb/rli" .olbers. In. Viotoria, Prince ' Chirile gaineatf great pumbe.r of .prises, inckding th« Port Philip Farmer* CKil.l«ngo Cup, value, L^. fh Ts&, ISW^and 1862; grandnre, Far- : ■■sj"^ BTosfeto, dam'of Baron of Olyde, by 1 Lotblan I'am, isfapertedj' was' «shitited fiVe times, ! and^^ined'Conr first prices and one second prire; €rstj|jrise sijt Castle'nsaioe, second at Smeaton, firii s^ Smeaton t'oUewmg year, aod two first prwsVat.Dajlesford. Tetmi, £* «ack mare, two or more snares aa ' per qpoetneuL

?l TALUABitE miROUGHJb-*- •' ; BRED SIR^, "' „. ' \ ..V.eE^X^HjIL'ATH.* 1 ' . teifuiion*... ... ..Tuesday nights „ tftjiwqMMttst .... * Wednesday sights X Alexandra ... Thursday aigbts ~ (timhrvefyc ... Remainder of week ■

BENATHALATH is 7 years old, stands 15 Jiarfds-3 ioche)s ( he is a beautiful dark browst witbr black points, and has powerful bone, be wm bred by H. H. Stafford, Esq., c€ Kelson, by Towtorida* Symphony, Towton by Melbourne, ilam.Cinderilla by Touchstone,- Sympkony by i Trumpet, 4am Paiocess by. Gr«te'« .Mavebioness pfn r H^Ur,to Towton won .the Oaks in' 1865, Marquis, brother to Towton the 2,000 guineas in !1! 1 t jpin.jwcond for the Derby and won the St S*ftQta ? or full P 6 **'^ •*• %r> . Zealand - . _ . * l Ttrmr £4 eack mare,.t«o -or CMre -narcs . ~/7 q, KIRKWOOD.

\; A JtPRINCE ARTHUR,* 1 j TMTLQ oeWated' ioiported Cly^stdale StalHon ' "JL' «r*ll <tr«vd in, the Wajkita as under this seasW^Juttiefte*. limited number of mare*. Prtnoe .vt'ill stasd -at Ohaupe cm' Monday; OatLferidgeon Tuesday i Blapukoo on W«sl6e«d*y and Thursday ; Ng*ruawahia on Friday^ and Hamilton on Satmr4ay. Tersas — £5 each mare s Crroomagefseacb. ■

•• AU paj** l * llll by lat January, 1876. • Fdß'-furthJer particulars apply to the under--#ignc4* Tbe undersigned would remark that Prince- Arthur has established a reputation for producing' heavy draft stock, equal to the best ever Of ed in this colony, and three of bis stook are now serving as Heavy Draught Sires in the Auckland District, where the Prince Arthur served sucqejwfullj for several yeawi' . RICBA&B GWYNNE. if :

ttSill stand at te awamutu Y f ,: AlH> TBATIL THB WAIKATO DiSTBIOX, ' The Entire Horse

;;, "B-EDOUI JN," o~ ' Bred in Canterbury, .Winder of, the St Leger Stakes, 1874'; age 5 yeir*i "height 15 htmdij -3 inches, color ,brajrn bay, perfectly sound, free from vice, large bone -and iWod tctidn. ' JBy l^paduder, d*t».Meg Merrylee* by St George, a Atuft Gj\)KJ (*he 'dam of Angara, winner of the ch«myioo • wwe^in Nelsou and Sydney, and ertncfcdanvef Oclnxnny, Baokbifcor, Envy and other (^rst««laM vaoe hortea), by St George, dam LJu^AiuX ( dam °* ra y) 1 byt -Whisker; &c. <&«: ■' St H&eorge imported: by Mr Seagrave, dam by ■O6Ternpjr#^ Ac. &c. -Wbisker •by 'Wiiy,- <tarn - 'Penelgiti, 1 &o< &<i.r Potdoor, SpdttsmhVttm **.' • • • '*'* <trajluc«r (iipported) by The Libel, dam lAfttjhMCfecby &o. The Libel by Pantalooo7 '•^ftinT^l^uinftde. (fitter, to 2'oirchBtotre)'&o. Ac." 1 SetStod Book- . r -• * •— •*- • j B^^— Meg-- Me*ryl«e« -it-alao •grancidani of !^O(rc|erer, Talisman aadlktn, •talliont'noW itandjijATa'CWiterWy:' " :2\<»'<y \ —.■ . :— Corering Fe*,. £4 ; Grooraage, 6u 3. £. LONGBOTTOM . .' '• GENERAL STOREKEEPER, : i WAREHOUSEMAN, Ac, HA MILTON WEST.

, » • ' : — — — 1 Tifr 1 advertiser would draw, the attention of , ; "HiawUton Settiers and the Waikatd Public to - the Act that owing to the Reduction of - iFteight consequent upon railway commumoAtion.with Auckland, he is prepared to supply , all s«iicleB in his well-known Store at a ©tin- .. ,<aiderable-reduotien in priest

FLOOF, POTATOES, GROCERIES, &c.

. At the lowest possible rates. PRAPERY, HABERDASHERY, |MElf'S & LADIES' CLOTHING of the beat quality and male procurable.

CARPETS, DRUGGETTING, ic., &c. SPADES, SHOVELS, AXES, CARPENTERS' JOOLB, Ac. in stock, and to order at a small ' eemmissien on Auckland wholesale rates.

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