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Waikato Times, Volume X, Issue 848, 22 November 1877, Page 1

Stalhons. THE 01YDESDALE STALLION, Waikato, Will stand thisseason, at Hamilton, on Monday's ; Ohauop; on Tuesday's •,, Te Awamutu on Wednesday's on Thursday's 5 and at home rest of w;eek. . ' Wnikato is_ rising four' years old and stands over 17 bands 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 Flemming of Qhaupp, '.His'sire is Prince Arthur, arid ont of a fit'st-clnss niare. Terms,-£3 10.3. -Two or more,.marcs as, per. agreement. .-..'. J HAMILTON. Fancy, This well-known horse will stand at the Farm, where there are good paddocks for mares at Is 6d per week, w'tb every care and attention, but no responsibility. ' Terms, £2 eaoh mare - . JAMES HAMILTON, Clover Lea. Cambridge, Oct Ist, 1877.

TO STAND THE SEASON. THE THOROUGH BRED ENTIRE UOKBE. Buekstonß. Will t.-avel'OWupo'oh Mondays, • „ Cambridgo Tuetdvys, Home re'Bt of week.For furilier particulars apply to PIIJLING & LODER, ■"•■■'"■ Royal Hotel, Hamilton East'

Prince Arthur, THIS CELEBRATED IMPORTED '"' '■ CLYDESDALE STALLION Will stand in the Mo wing districts of Waik'ato, and s'etW'a limited' 4 number of Mares. •- -^ ; -' ■'■■• <-' ■ -:■>■ (.-■: . u-v. . Qhattpo,—-Monday and Tluirsday-niglitßU C4Mbridge,—Tuesday nights. Tb' A wamutct— Friday nights. Hamilton, — Wednesday and Saturday nights. Terms—Single Mares, £4 10s ; Two or three, £4 each, more than three by agreement i Groomage, 5* each. All payments by Ist January, 1878. Ma es to be served either hobbled or loose at option of groom, PRIiNOE ARTHUR is by tlie celebrated '" Cantpsie, " imported direct to New Zea'and, and LJU Stock are noted as sires all over New Zealand, no less than seven of them now serving as sires in the Province of Auckland.' RICHARD OWYNNE. PaddosVa if required, but no responsibility incurred. r. g-. TO STAND THIS SEASON AT Broa.d Meadows Farm, near, Cambridge. THE THOROUGHBRED HORSE Knottingley. Knott ingley is adavkchcsnut, standing over 16 b. high, with immense bone and substance. By Scud, daoa Termagant (own sister to G-lendon),' by Cap-?-Pie, Griselda by" Dover, Gertrude by Trumper, Scud by Riddlewnrth, Sprey by Donizetti, Lady Ann by Whisker. Spray is the dam of Wetsail, Stormbird, Bell oI the Isles (dam of Templet on) and other good performers. Scud is by Riddleworth, sire of Dainty Ariel, and very mauy other good lio ses. Knottingley as a racehorse won all his engagements ub a three-year old at Tiniaru (including Timaru Cup), Oauiaru and JJunedin '; and won in the following years the Curterbury Oup twice, and Christchurch Plate twice, besides max,y other , races, beating the beat racehorses of the day, Euottingley's career on the turf was the most successful of any horse that ever ran in New Zealand. Terms :—Five Guineas. Two Guineas to be remitted should the Mare prove not in foal.

ALSO, Aerolite, Brown liorse. 4 years old, by Derby, dam Cynthia, by Dainty r»riel, Moonshine bp ihe Libel (sire of Tr. ducer), Twilight by Veioci'yede. (spe Siud book). TEKMBr-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 10th January, 1678. Best Grass Paddocks i'» the Waikafco St Saoti per week. Every oare taken but no responsibility inouned. JAMES WAhUi^X,