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Waikato Times, Volume X, Issue 560, 21 December 1875, Page 3

Auction Sales, etc.

XI O R SALE. MONDAY, JANUARY 10, 1876 For 6alo at the residence of Muob Jacksw, on the above mentioned date

H|^ TWO-TOOTH LINCOLN RAMS f v bred from the flocks of 1 homas Russell, Esq., of- Auckland, the get of rams imported diiect frjin Messrs Duddiu^, Clark, Ki"kliani / and GarJSlt, Also 10 or 15 Head of Broken and Unbroken Draught and-ligiit Hoise*. ALFRED BUCKLAND.

TUST ARRIVED, f • Ex Nil Desperanduro, i t Direct pbov Mblboubne, i The choicest and most highly flavored lot of NEW SEASON TEAS, In half chests and boxes, XET OFF£EED 10 THB PUBLIC, and to be sold UNDER AUCKLAND PRICES. Orders from any part of the [ Waihato will 8e promptly attended Ito. I I WOOLPACKS, SHEEP SHEARS, HAY RAKES, &c [always oh hand] J. AUBIE ALEXANDRA.

"PRINCE ARTHUR." THIS celebrated imported Clydesdale Stallion will travel in the Waikato es under this season, and serve a limited number of mares. Prince Arthur will stand at Ohaupo on Monday ; Cambridge on Tuesday ; Hamilton on Wednesday and Thuredav ; Ngaruuwahia on Friday ; and Hamilton on Saturday. Terms — £5 each mare : G-roocuage 5s each. All payments by Ist January, 1876. For further particulars apply to the undersigned. The undersigned would remark that Prince Arthur has established a reputation for producing heavy draft stock, equal to the best ever bied in this colony, and turee of his stock are now serving as Heavy Draught Sires in tbe Auckland District, where the Prince Arthur served successfully for several years. EICHARD GWYNNE.

THE CELEBRATED IMPORTED CLYDESDALE HOKSE "BARON OF CLYDE," Will travel in the Waikato this season. Hamilton Tuesday nights Ohaupo ... ... Wednesday night Cambridge, Eemainder of week The attention of breeders is particularly drawn to this horse's pedigree, his sire being the celebrated Prince Charlie, a horse that was never beaten, no matter how good the company. Babon of Clyde — (of the pure Clydesdale breed) — is a rich bay. He has great strength of bone, beautiful ejremetry, superior action, is perfectly quiet, and is a good worker. He waa bred by those wellknown breeders, Messrs, W and J MacDonald, of Halcombe, Melbourne. Baron of Clyde was only exhibilel once as a yearling, >iz., at the National Show, Kyneton, where he gained first prize. As a two veer old, he giined fiist prize at Castlemaine, iirst at Kyneton, second at Smeatoa, first at |Dayie-ford, and second at Bacchus Marsh, As a thrt c year old he gained fiist prize at Bendigo, sec on< l a - Smeaton, first at Kyneton, and first at Daiesford, Sire Old Prince Charley, imported ; Da m > Blossom. Pnnce Charlie was exhibited sev en times before leaving Scotland for Victoria, a n( l gained seven first prizes, iocludiug the Highland Agricultural Society's Show at GrJsgow, in 1559, competing against thirty others. la Victoria, Prince Charlie gained a gieht number of prizSrf, including tbe Port Philip Favmev's CL Olenge Cup, value LBO, in 1839, ISC<), an 4 ISG2 ; grandsire, Farmer. BJossom, dam of Baron of Clyde, by Lothian Tarn, imported, was exhibited five times, and gaineJ four firat prizes and one second prizej first prise at Ca&tlemiine, second at Smeaton, firat at Smeaton the following year, and two firtt prizes at Day les ford. Terms, £4 each mare, two or more mares as per agreement.

THE VALUABLE THROUGHBRED SIRE, "BENATHALATH." Hamilton Tuesday nights Ti Awimutu ... Wednesday nights Alexan Ira ... Thursday nigtitj Cambridge ... Kemaindcr of week BENATHALATH is 7 years old, stonds 15 hands 3 indiea, he is a beautiful tlurk brown with black points, and has powerful boue, he was bred by Jl. H. Stafford, Esq., of kelson, by Towton dvm v ymphony, Ton ton by Melbourne, dam Cinlenilci by Ttutli3toiie, Symphony by Trumpet, dam Paincess by Grate's Marchioness own sister lo Tow( on won the Oaks in 1865, Marquis brolbei to iowton 2,ooo guineas in 1562, ran second for the Derby and won tbe St Lcgor. For full pedigree see New Zealand Mud Book. « Teinis £4 each mare, tiro or more mares aa per o^reoment. a. KIRK WOOD.

nB 3i U N T O N , • Vetebixaby SrrGEOX, T E AWAte U I U. IJorse Breaking done in all its branches. Modebaij: Chabges. H. B. Legs to infotm tfce Settlors] of Te \wamutu aad surrounding district, that he has commenced practice,, as above,' aud hopes by^ atteut.on to business to merit their patronage.

TOT AIKATO PORTRAIT ROOMS, * * HAMILTON WEST. J. LOW, Photographer, be^s leave to .return. thanks for tho. public patronage which, hf hgs recei\e<l in Waikatj foi the lasl 5 years, ami trusts to mvnr * coDtmur>lion of the. t§qgMflt his Ncv Estallioi.^ n »it, which has bee» tiu^^ji, with all latest improvements, calculated to euro the production of picking iuid artiufcio portraits. Views of Waikato and Native Pictures alwayi on hand for sale. *~ %