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Waikato Times, Volume XVII, Issue 1464, 19 November 1881, Page 4

Stud Notices.

THE WELL KNOWN PURE CLYDESDALS ENTIRE P R E S I D if N T -Will travel through. -the Piaktrand Waitoa districts. Teems : Single Mares £$ ; ;fcyo pr more as agreed. x ' AH payments.to be made on or before the Ist January, 1882. J. <£ BERRY. Kihikihi, 18th September, 1881.

OTJNG LORD DERBY" X Will travel ,in Waikato this season — Ngaruawshia Mondays Whatawhata Tuesdays Hamilton Thursdays Andersons Farm remainder of week. " Young Lord Derby" took First; Prize as a yearling at the Auckland Show, 1878, and First Prize as a two-year-old in 1879. He was bred by A f and J. Anderson, of Kaniwhaniwha ; got by " Lord Derby," who, when a colt before leaving Victoria, took a number of First Prizes. •He was bred by Mr A. Watson, High Bank Hill, Kyneton ; got by " Champion of Scotland,' 1 the winner of First Pnzes-aSv the Highland Society's Shows, held at Edinburgh in 1869. He was also the winner several times* of the Champion Gold Medal at the principal Annual Shows in Victoria. As a Sire he was unrivalled, as five oi his stock obtained at two National Shows prizes of the unprecedented sum of £195 6s Bd, four £30 Cups, and four Medals. " Lord Derby's " dam, "Piincess Maud the 6th," gained seven First Prizes. Her sire, "Prince Charlie," was many years the Champion Horse of Victoria ; g. dam, ' ' Princess Maud the 2nd," gained many prizes at Port Phillip and National Society's Shows : her sire, " Sir Colin Campbell," gamed Fust Prize at the Highland Society's Show, 1857 ; g.g. dam, " Princeas Maud the Ist," gained First Prize at the Highland Society s Show, 1836, and has gained First Prizes in Victoria too numerous to mention. "Young Lord Derby's" d-\m, "Fanny," got by "Northern Hero," out of " Queen," an impoited maic from Sydney. "Young Lord Dei by " is a rich dark bay, stands 17-1 hands, and has proved a sure foal getter, and a giand temper. Tkums — Single mure, £3 ; two or more, as per agreement. Giazing, 2s per week. Fuither particulars can be obtained from the Gioom. All payments to be made on or before the first of Jinuaiy, 18S2. MARK SMITH.

THE HEAVY DRAUGHT 1 STALLION "DUKE OF BUCGLEUGH" Will Stand this Season ;it Tamahere and Tuval. Te-ms for single Marcs, £2 10s; two or more, as pci agreement. Gioomage, 2s 6d, at time of service. S S. GRAHAM. Tamahpio Estate, 15th September, ISSI.

rT\O TRAVEL THIS SEASON IN X WAIPA AND RAGLAN DISTRICTS. The Heavy Draught Entire "LORD NELSON."

Lord Nelson is a daik bay, 6tanda 1G hands hi^h, with immense bone, and is voiy active, four yeais old, and is got by the pure Cljdp?dale " Champion," and out of si fiist-class maip biod by James 1) lwoitb, Esq <% Champion" took three fh-tpii/cs at the Auckland Agiicultural Sodety's Show in succession, and is by tho srranJ hortc "Lofty, 1 ' imported. " Lofi y" nevt-r was beaten in any Show in New Z> aland. " Lord NcKou" won the second prize at tho Auckland Agricultural Society's Show as .1 yeailing, and also spcond prize as ;i two-year old. Teims ; £2 5s each mare. To be paid oa or before the Ist January, 1832.

JOSEPH DRABBLE, Paterangi.

rriHE THOROUGHBRED HUNTING X SIRE TATTLER, Late Grey Friar, bred by Mr Nosworthy, of Canterbury, foaled IS7O, by Traducer, out of Lady Jane Grey by St Aubyn out of Medoia; Medoia by Commissioner (Arab). See Stud Book. "* v ». Will Travel during the season as follows : Cambridge —Tuesdays Ohaupo — Thursdays Hamilton — Saturdays, Remaining at home rest of the week.

Terms— For singlo mares, £3 ; two or more as per agreement. N.B — Grazing for mares at Is 6d per week. For further particulars apply to JOHN BATKIN, Groom 5 or S. S. GRAHAM. Tamahera Estate, 20th September, 1881.

THE EXMOOR PONY, "NUTMEG," by Allspice, out of Lapwing, will run in a paddock at the Narrows, and serve a limited number o£ mares thi* ; season. Nutmeg was bred by Mr J. S. Cavcrbill in Canterb ary, and stands thirteen hands two inches high, threg years old, and a perfect model of strength and symmetry. Terms: Two sovereigns per mare, and two shillings per week gi azing. All care taken, but no responsibility. NICHOLAS HUNT. November 14th, 1881.