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Waikato Times, Issue 844, 13 November 1877, Page 1

Stallions. THE STALLION, Will stand this season, at Hamilton, on Monday's; Ohnupo, on, Tuesday's;' To Awomutu on. Wednesday's; Cambridge, on Thursday's] and at Home - rest of week.'' ''' '•' ; ' ■'■■•■■'■<• '■ -Waikato ; is rising' four years old! and stands over.,l7.hands .high.. He has proved, himself a sure foal getter ; has a fine .temper, and is a good worker; his colour a 'be'tta'tifai dark dapple brown. Waikatb u wns : bred by Mr Flen.ming of ,-Ohaupo. < Jlis sire'is Prince' Arthur, and pnt of a ,••-..■•■. . .Terms,.£3 10a. Two or more rnnr< H s as' per agreements" ' ■'- = 3 HAMILTON. Fancy, This- wcll-k'rioTvn horße wilt stand at. the ■Farm, where there are good paddocks for mares at- Is 6il per Wfek, with every cam and-attsntion.-vbutino responsibility. Terms,,£2 euoh mare JAMES HAMILTON, Clover Lea. • Cambridge, vOc> Ist, 1877.

TO STAND'.THE SEASON. THE THOROUGH BEED EMTIRE i!:, horse. • v ; Buckstpne! . Will tiavel Ohaupo on Mondays, ». Cambridgo-TxTBTDVYa, ; ; . Home rest of week. • For further particulars apply ; to .-■ PILLING &LODER. i :•!••.:■ Ro.yal, Hotel, Hamilton East"

Prince Arthur* THIS; CELEBRATED IMPORTED CLYDESDALE STALLION Will stand in the following districts, of Wajkato, and *Berve a liroitqd, nnmber of Mares. _'.. : ... . _ f . '.._.. -..-..! - { '. OHATJPO,~Mond«y arid Thursday nights. 'Cambridge,— Tuesday nights. Te Awamotu—Friday nights. Hamilton,--Wednesday: and Saturday nights. TERMS—Single Mares, £4 10s ; . Two or three, £4 each, more than three by agreement! Groomage,ss each, All payments by .J'to January, • 1878. Ma 68 to be served either hobbled or loose at option of groom, PRINCE ARTHUR is by the celebrated " Camps'ie; "' imported; direct.toNew Zealand, andliia Stock are noted ns sires all over New Zealand,-no less than BBJBN of them now, serving as sires in tho Province of Auckland.* . RICHARD GWYNNE. PaddocVs if required, but no responsibility incurred. . R. G. TO STAND THIS SEASON .- AT Broad Meadows Farm, near' Cam-v ♦ BRJDGE, THE THOROUGHBRED HORSE Enottingley; .. Knottingley is a dark chesnutj standing over 16 high, with immense bono and substance., ;By Scud,, dam Termagant (own sister io Glendon), by Cap-?-Pie, Griselda by Dover, Gertrude by Trumpet., Scud by -Riddleworth, Sprey by Donizetti, Lady asq by Wbiaker. Spray is the dam of. Wctsa.il, Stormbii'd, Bell of the Isles (dam of Templelon) and other good performers. Soiidl'ifl by Riddleworth, 3ire of Dainty Aiiel, arid'very many other good ho ses. Knottingley as, a racehorse won all his; engagements as a three-year old at Tiniiiru (including Timaru Cup), O'amaru and Dunedin ; and wbu in the following years the Canterbury Cup twice, and Uhristchurch Plate twice, besides _ mai»y o< her j races, beating the best raceho-ses of the" day. Kuottingley's career on tho turf Whs the moat 'successful of any Loree ,-th*t ever ran in Xew Zeahnd, Terms ;—Five Guineas. Two Guineas to be remitted should the Mare prove not in foal* ALSO, Aerolite/ . Brown horse, A years old, by Derby, dam Cynthia by Dainty Ariel, Moonshine bp the Libel (sire of Traducer), Twilight by Velocipede. (Sf>e Stud Book). TERMS,:—;Four Guineas. Two Guineas to be remitted should the Mare prove not in foal. Payments for Service and Grazing, and Mares to be removed, by lOlh January, 1878. i Best Grass Paddocks in the Waikato at 2s 6u per week. , ...•', Every care taken but no responsibility inourred. ' JAMES WALMS^Y.