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Waikato Times, Volume XIII, Issue 1164, 11 December 1879, Page 4

4 New THE IMPORTED THOROUGH :. •. :- :: BRED SIRHJ. F EVE s J&fo,. ' ■'•■kL sorve a U m^" S^/rfe&Wfißtei ted number of fTi '(P*®Se9^ Mares, m addition to >A_'_BlZjF^ his owner's at ai&SScEliSr near Cambridge. Terms -=-ssmn.i«M.n— "■-... ,S. EVE jf Guineas for each Half-bred Mare; Ten Guineas for each Thorough-bred Mare, payablo by promissory note, due January 5, 1880. Good Paddocks will be % provided for Mares, at 2s per week per head. JSvery care taken, but no responsibility incurred. " Feve" is a (ialdou Chestnut, no white, stands 15 hands 3 inches ill hight, covers a deal of ground on short flat legs, has great depth of girth, light racing neck, splendid shoulders, without a particle of lumbcr,in fact is a perfect model of a racehorse. PEDIGREE. By ' Lord Clifden,' out of » Haricot,' by 'Mango,' or ' Lanercost,' her clam Queen Mary,' by Gladiator ; Mango, by "Emilis," out of 'Mustard,' by 'Merlin' otit of Morel. 'Laneroost,' 'by Liverpool,' out of ' Otis,' by ' Bustard,' out of daughter of sister to 'Skysweeper,' by 'Highflyer ; 'Lord Clifden,' by' Newminster,' dam the '-Slave, 'by ' Melbourne,' out of ' Volley,' (sister to ; ' Voltigeur,) ; ' Newminster,' by ' Touchstone,' out of 'BoQswincr ,' by 'Dr Syntax.' It will be seen from the above pedigree that ' FEVE ' is one of the most fashionably bred horses ever exported from England. As the number of Mares will be strictly limited, intending breeders are requested to communicate as soon as possible with the owner. A £10 Cup wil be given at the Cambridge Fanners' Club Show, 1880, for the best Mare m foal, or with foul at foot by 'Feve.' Season will commence Ist October. The owner reserves to himself the right of refusing Mare's -not deemed suitable. • ■ : No business done on Sundays. No mares to be removed without payment of service fee, either m cash or by promissory note. ROBERT FEKGUSSON. Gorton, Cambridge, 27th August, 1879 THOMPSON h GRAHAM, ' Contractors & Carters, CAMBRIDGE T^TOTICE OF REMOVAL. BY SPECIAL APfOINTJIBNT W. H, FENTON, HAT AND CAP MANUFACTURERBegs to inform the public that he has REMOVED TO LARGER AND MORE CONYJEiNIENT r SEMISES, at «r <*** M> QUEEN STREET, Opposite the " Herald " Office, and has added GENTLEMEN'S HOSIERY AND MERCERY To hw Businessj m order to supply a longfelt want m the community. Hats and -Caps of Every Description, made to order on tho promises. Country orders, accompanied by a re* mittancc or reference, promptly atteuded to. W. H. FENTON* ; WILLIAM JAGGS, Tailor and- O u t p i t t e a, HAVING ,taken the shop next door to Mr Hammond's Chemist Shop, Cambridge, will open for ■ business, Wednesday, 24th. instant, ; with a large and varied Stock of first-class Tweeds, Coatings, and snporfine Cloths. W. J. will still carry on his Business at Ngaruawahia. The support accorded him there for the past two years, will be a sufliciont (tuarantee to those who may favor him with their orders, WM. JAGGS. H. WA.ITE,. FORT STREET & EDEN TERRACE, AUCKLAND Wholesale Tinsmith The only one m the province that devotes the whole of his time to the Wholesale Trade. He defies Competition, and only requires a call to verifiy the faot. >. All orders by letter will receive prompt attention. H. WAITE, ARCHIBALD /^AMPBELL, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, 211, QTJEKtf- STREET, AUCKLAND, (Formerly of Waiuku), In commencing business m this line begs to iutimato that he has selected his stock of BOOKS, STATIONERY, AND MUSIC With Ms best judgment, and now invitee 'a look over his Shop, 211, Queen-street, OPPOSITE DICKEY'S, IRONMONGERS, '