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Waikato Times, Volume XIX, Issue 1608, 24 October 1882, Page 4

T MPORTED PURE-BRED' CLYDEB1 DALE ENTIRE, SIR COLIN. Sir Colin, daik chestnut, pure-bred Clydesdale horse, rising four years ; has immense bone, combined with splendid action. The following pedigree will show that he is bred irom the best of stock :— He is out of Kate 111., by Sir Colin Campbell ; Kate, by Campsie 111. (imported) ; Kate, by Napoleon (imported), was the champion mare of New Zealand. For further pedigree see Canterbury Stud Book. Sir Colin was bred by Mr Holley, Canterbury, anil is a sure foal getter. Mares can be arranged to be guaranteed. He will also only cover a limited number of mares. Sir Colin was shown against all comers at the Auckland Show, as a two and three-year-old, taking both first-class prizes, beating high-priced imported stock belonging to Messrs Maclean. This proves Sir Colin to be one of the best that can be bred. He will travel the Waikato district. Sir Colin was imported to Auckland, when rising two years, by Mr Holley, and sold to Mr Paul, of Mangare. Particulars in future issue. Owners of mares should see this hors« before makiug other arrangements. ROBT. LAMB.

rpo STAND THIS SEASON AT 1 GORTON, CAMBRIDGE, The Thoroughbred Imported Sire FEVE, by Lord Clifden, out of Haricot, see p. 105, Vol. VII., N.Z. Stud Book. Terms : Two guineas on service, and two guineas when the mare proves in foal. Grazing at Is Gd per week. All care taken but no responsibility iv« curreil. Mares delivered at Mr Richardson's farm, Woodlands, near Cambridge, or Mr John Graham's farm at Paterangi will have attention. ROBERT FEKGUSSON. Ist October, 1882.

TTTILL STAND THIS SEASON GORTON, CAMBRIDGE, The Thoroughbred Exmoor Pony Stallion NUTMEG, Late the propel ty of Nicholas Hunt, Esq. Nutmeg took first prize at the Auckland Show, 1881, and is considered by all who have seen him to be a model of strength and activity. Added to this, he is extremely docile, and keeps his condition in a wonderful manner. Tkrms : Two guineas. Every care taken, but no responsibility incurred. Grazing at Is (Jd nor week. Mares delivered at Mr Richardson's, Woodlands, cr Mr John Graham's Paterangi, will have attention. ROBERT FERGUSSON. Ist October, 1832.

THE IMPORTED CLYDESDALE 1 HORSES LOCH FERGUS AND BLAIR ATHOLE, the property of the Auci.laml Agricultuial Company (Limited), will ser\e mates for the public iv the Waikato District the present season. For particulars appty to MR THOMAS DINS DALE, Hamilton. Fen Court, 28th August, 1882.

TH X IMPORT E D N ORFOLK TROTTING STALLION, PRICKWILLOW, Will Travel this Season as under, starting on Monday, October 2nd :—: — Mondays — Camp's, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. ; Hamilton, same afternoon ; Mr Johnson's Stable for the night. Tuesday — Ngaruawahia, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. ; Whatawhata, same night. Wednesday— Ohaupo. Thursday— Te Awamutu and Kihikihi. Fnday — Kangiaohia, and home by Rotorangi. Cambridge— Remainder of the week. Good paddocking for mares, at Is Gil per week, at Cambridge. Every care, but no responsibility. W. HOGGARD. Cambridge, September 28th, 1882. Henry Kafton, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL MANUFACTURER OP Baskets, Perambulators, &c. Importers of all Kinds of FRENCH, GERMAN & BELGIUM FANCY BASK h-T WARE. Junction of Queen and Grey Streets, AUCKLAND. Coantry Orders Promptly Executed. , Liberal Terms allowed to Wholesale , Dealers.

<T1 O CRICKETERS. , Wanted Cricketers to bear in mind that they can have all kinds of Cricket SHOES made to order, at T. CQX'cJ Boot 'Manufactory, Duke-street, Cambridge. ; , , ( Hand-sewn and Pegged Boots made to Order. { All Orders proniptly attended to. ji -