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Waikato Times, Volume X, Issue 835, 25 October 1877, Page 1

Stallions. THE CLYDESDALE STALLION, Waikato, Will Ftand'this season, at Hamilton, on Monday's; Ohaupo, on Tuesday's; Te Awuniutu on Wednesday's ; Cambridge, on 1 hursday's ; and at home rest of week., ~.v . Wiikato is rising four years old *nd stands over 17 hands high. He has. . proved himself a sure foal getter ;' has" a fine temper, and is a good worker;-his colour a beautiful dark dapple brown. Waikato was bred by Mr Flernming of Ohaupo. His aire is Prince Arthur,'and out of a first-class mare. • >...;. Terms, £3 10s. Two or more mar.s as per agreement: ' •■■ i 3 HAMILTON. Fancy, This* well-'knowu horse will stand at the Farm, where there are good paddocks for mares at. Is-6d per week,, with every care, and attention, but no'responsibility.; Ternis, £2 each mare. ; . , , r :; 7;:, JAMES HAMILTON, \ Clover Lea. i Cambridge, Oct Ist, 1877. timtmm TO STAND THE SEASON. ','X>i 'THE THOROUGHBRED ENTIRE'-' ■}■ ■■■■■ HOKSE, v M9MES Will tavel.Ohaupo on Mondays, V•:-■. iCambridgo Tuetd?ys, . ,'■ Home rest of week. For further particulars apply to • • iPILLING & LODE.& §QM\ Hotel,.' Hamilton East: BmMm Prince Arthur THIS CELEBRATED IMPORTED CLYDESDALE STALLION , Will' stand in the following districts of Wolkuto, arid serve a limited number of Mures. "••':..■''.■■.' Ohaupo,--Monday and Thursday .nights. CiMBRiDGE,— Tuesday nights. Te' A.wamotd;— Friday nights. Hamilton,— Wednesday, and Saturday nights. ;!':.' Terms—,Ssqgle Mayes, £4 10s ; Two or'fiijqsE, £4 each, more than three by agreement. Gro'omage, 5* each. All pay-ments'-by'lst January, IS7S. Ma es to be served either hobbled or loose at option of groom, -,.-.... , PRIJNOE ARTHUR is by. the oeK brated *' Canipsie, " imparted direct to New Zea and, and b,i» SSlook are noted as aires aliover New Zealand, no less than' SEYBU o$ them now serving us sires in the Provinoe of Auckland. RICHARD GWYNNE. :' PaddocVs if required, but no responsibility incurred; < R.G. HHH mm TO .STAND THIS SEASON AT Bjroad; Meadows Farm, neab CAMBRIDGE. THE THOROUGHBRED HORSE Knottingley, Knottingley is a dark ciiesnut, standing over 16 b.*«ds high, with immense bom. and substance. By Scud, dado Termagant (own sister to G-lenden), by Oap-o-Pie, Griselda by Dover, Gertrude by Trumpet,, Scud by Riddlewonh, Sprey by Donizetti, Lady Ann by Whisker. Spray is the dam of Wetsail, Storoibird, Bell ot the Isles (dam jpf Tempieton; and other good performers. Scud is by Riddle worth, sire of Dainty Ariel, and very many otUer good ho aes. Knottingley as a racehorse won all his engagements as a three-yeur old at limuru (including Tijflaiu, Cup), Oamaru and Dunedm \ &fld worn in ih,o following years the Canterbury Cup t?vvice, and Christchurch Plate twice, besides mauy o her racts, beating the best racehorses of the day. Ewottingley's career on the turf was the most successful of any horse that ever ran in JNew Zeal <nd. Teems :—Five Guineas. Two Guineas to be remitted bhould the uiare prove not in foal. Aerolite, Brown horse! 4 years old, by Derby, dam Cynthia by Dainty Ariel, Moonshine bp the Libel (sire of Truducer), Twilight by Velocipede. (Sf>e Stud Book). TehmS . Four Guineaß. Two Guineaa to be remitted should the Mare prove not ' foal. Payments for Service and Grazing, and Mares to be rjmoved, by 10th January, lb7B. Best Grass Paddocks in the Waikato at 2s 6d per week. Every care taken but no responsibility incurred, JAMES WALMSLEY.