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Waikato Times, Volume XIII, Issue 1142, 21 October 1879, Page 4

.Now Advertisements. ,LI-IE THOROU&BBRED HTA\XION, WAR EAGLE, tfirriLL ST.^ND this Reason at the T 7 stahles of the undersigned at the Cross Roads, near Te Awamutu. War 1 Eng-le i8 a dark brown, black points, 15 'hands : 85- inch. high. Foaled November Ist 1871, ; bred by W. Gerrardj Esq., of Rapid Bay, South Australia ; got by Tiegeagle (imported) -out of'Urdeal, (imported), by Touchstone, out. of Mrs Fowler by Heron, (sire , of Fisherman), ggd hy Muley, out of Sister to Pope, by Shutter, &c, '■ - ' . ' ■ This fine Young Horse shews great substance, combined with quality, "and ia admirably adapted ;to get Ilacehorses, Carriage Horses, Hunters or Hacks. ,:.;, No better 1 bred ahorse tban Tiegeagle (the sire of War iJagflo) has ever 'been imported to Australia as his father, Wild Dayrell is the sire of Buccaneer, iTalk-o'-the-hillb, Hoiror, &c. and grandsire of H ister Formosa, rPaul Jones and many other ; first-olnss Horses on the English Turf, His dami Silver Hair is equally celebrated, being the dam of Silvio, the winner of the English Derby. . . '. . '.'. Ordeal (the dam of War ; . Eagle) .is equally as well-bred as the Sire, being one of the iast daughters of : that King of Stalliona, : old Touchstone, whose blood flows in the views of all (he best horses of the day. . She, like Tregeagle was bred by the late Mr Blenkiron, of Middle Park, Elthan Kent/and imported /to Victoria' by the late Mr RictarJi'Tatfcersall, who 'sold her to Mr Gerrard 1 . Her previous foal Echo ran a great horse in South Australia, winning many races, and was universally considered one of the best and grandest looking animals ever bred in Australia. ■ War Eagle has a grand combination of the best strains of blood in the world as a glance ;. at . his tabulated pedigree will testify, which, with the liberal terms at which his services are offered to the public, should strongly recommend him to tho notice of breeders. : Terms : £4 4s. Good Paddocks for Mares, 1/6 per week during Season. - : '.■;..•> : ROUTE.; ; Tuesday /,:■■ .. .-■••. ' ...Ohaupo Saturday . . . . . . Te Awamutu :: WILLIAM BOND, Cross Roads Te Awamutu. j THEPURE'BED CLYDESDALE STALLION. Young Tasman WII/L stand this Season at Ohote Greek Farm, Whatawhata, and Travel to Hufltly and Raglan. Young Tasinan is a beautiful bay, with black points, raising .4 years old, by Nobleman, out of Kate, by Prince Arthur, g.g. by Major, out of imported mare from Tasmania, a pure Clydesdale. Young Tasman won a Prize as a yearling at the Auckland Agricultural Society's Show. Terms :— Single Mares, £2 10s 6d, Greomage Fee, 2s 6d, to be paid to Groom at time, of 'service; ; Good Paddocks at Ohote Creek Farm, 2s 6d per Week. Every care but no responsibility will be given. All payments to be made before Jan. Ist, 1880. C.LIMMER, I • Manager. September 20th, 187?. THE HEAVY DRAUGHT ENTIRE Cceur de Lion WILL serve Mares at Stone's Fabm, Ngaruawahia, this season. Terms : £3 per Mare. Good Paddocks at 2/6 per week. Every care; but no responsibility incurred. T. BURTON. J.J.AUSTIN&Co. Wholesale Manupaotubees op BOOTS and SHOES, No. 15, Wyndham St., Auckland, j l^" Every Description of Boots, Shoes, Slippers, Leggings, Closed Uppers, &c, always in stock W§fl Orders Executed with Promptness and Despatch under the Personal Superintenintendence of the Firm. Special Makes for the Country and Native Trades. NEW STYLES CONSTANTLY BROUGHT OUT. Ladies Elastic sides, Bals., and Childrens Goods. Gentleman's Elastic sides, Wellingtons, and Bals. Unsurpassed m Appearance and ,Wear. Indents Executed on most Rersonable Terms, for London and Continental Goods. , Samples sent to any Part, m Approval or Jleturn. Hull JlJrothers, (Late Francis Hull, junr., and C0.,) GENERAL MERCHANTS, AUCTIONEERS, AND COMMISSION AGENTS. Caßh buyers of Wool, Tallow, Kauri Gum, &c. Adjoining Insurance Buildings, Queen-street, and at Breakwater, Auckland, IN.Z. . : CT. WREN, Seed Warehouse, Queen--0 street, Auckland, and Mt. Hobson, Remuera, has a full supply of first-class seeds, including Mang:old Turnip, Carrot, and all farm Seeds ; Garden Seeds of all kinds, Tree and Flower Seeds, Manures, and all requisites. Some thousands of Plants, Shrubs, &c, in pots, for disposal at auy season. Prickly Covnfrcy (proving excellent fodder), 10s per 100 ; less in quantity. Tho African Box Thorn (very promising hedge plant). Seed in good supply. G. T. WREN, Seed Warehouse, Queen-street, Auckland. Small parcels of seeds sent per mail on receipt of. P.O. order or stamps,