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Waikato Times, Volume XV, Issue 1312, 25 November 1880, Page 4

E. PORTER & GO. 7

Wholesale and Retail Ironmongers, Importers of Agricultural implements and Machinery of all Kinds

u'ii!illiij|ilii!i!liiillill PICKSLEY SIMS h Co.'s Patent Harrows. HO WA RD'SPatent STEEL SEED HARROWS, Howard's Zig-zig and Cha"n Harrows. Cambridge's Patent FIELD ROLLERS. B-oadoast SEED-SOWERS, with 16 and 18 foot Boxes with Wheels so arranged that the Machine can go through any ordinary gate with the greatest ease.

Stud News.

travel tbe Cambridge District and serve a limited

number of Mares this season. FEVE is a golden chestnut, 15*3 high, and stands over a deal of ground on short flat legs. Pedijn-ee :— By Lord Clifden, clam Haricot by Mango or Lanercost— Queen Mary by GUdiator — her dam by Plenipotentiary — Myrrha by Whalebone. Lord Clifden by Newminster, dam The Slave by Melbourne. A glance at the above will show that Feveisoneof the best bred horses ever exported from England. Terms — lOgs. each for thoroughbred mares ; 6gs. each for half-bred mares ; two or more mares, the property of one owner, by agreement. Good paddocks will be provided at Gorton and at Woodlands, near Cambridge, at 2s 6d per week. The Horse will be in Cambridge each Tuesday, and at Wcodlnnds that night. From thence down the Hamilton Road to the Narrows Road on Wednesday, and return by the Taraahere Road to the Farm of Mr Allwill. Thursdays to Cambridge aud home, where he will be for the remainder of the week. R. H. D. FERGUSSON.

' '-"llfip&wsr Young Tasman. Young Tasman is a beautiiul bay, Avith black points, rising <5 years old, by Nobleman, out of Kate, by Prince Arthur, g.g. by Major, out of an imported mare from Tasmania — a pure Clydesdale. Young Ta&mun won a Prize as a yeailing at the Auckland Agricultural (Society's Show. Time Table. MONDAY, 11th October— Leaves head quarters for Mr JJadfield's, Ngahinapouri, Pateiangi, and Alexandra for the night. TUESDAYS— Alexandra, Te Awamutu, and Kihikihi for the night. WEDNESDAYS— Kihikihi, Te Rahu, Fernside Farm, Ohaupo, and Mr Rodgers', Te Rapa for the night. THURSDAYS— HamiIton West, and home for the remainder of the week, Terms. Single Mares, £2 ; two or more and guaranteed as per agreement. Grooads fees 2s 6d foithwith. Paddocking, 1 Gd per week at head-quarters. Every care but no responsibility. All payments to be made before January 1. 1881. T. V, FITZPATRICK, Ngaruawahia, Agent for Proprietor. jfT^jJ^ PRESIDENT the District this season as follows :—: — Mondays — At Mr John Bell's stable, Pukerimu Tuesdays — Through Pukerimu and Ohaupo Wednesdays— Te Rore, Paterangi Road and Te Awaaautu Thursdays— Kihikibi Remainder of the week at his stable, Rangiaohia Terms— Single mares, £2 15s ; two or more, £2 10s each. Groomage, 2s 6d. Grazing atpaddook, Is 6d per week. All payments to be made on or before the Ist January, 1881. J. G. BERRY. 28th September, 1880. Two Silver Cups, value £5, will be given for the two best foals from President. Best heavy draught colt or filly, and best medium draught colt or filly, to be shown as yearlings in 1881. - TTAVlNGpurohased rcf aHSIKta "^"^ c ThoroughjjjgHflftpHy Knottingly, ta "* - *^ He will Stand this Season at his own Stables, Cross Roads, i near To Awamutu. Terms — Single Mares, £2 103. Paddocks, Is 6d per week. WILLIAM BOND. October 6th, 1880.