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Waikato Times, Volume XIX, Issue 1610, 28 October 1882, Page 4

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rpo STAND THIS SEASON. YOUNG LORD DERBY Will Travel in Waikato this Season — Ngaruaw dhia Mondays Whatawhata Tuesdays Hamilton Thursdays At Home remainder of week. Young Lord Derby took First Prize as a yearling at tho Auckland Show, 1878, and Fiist Prize as a two-year old in 1879. He was bred by A. and J. Anderson, of Kaniwlianiwha ; got by Lord Derby, who, when a colt before leaving Victoria, took a number o* First Prizes. He was bred by Mr A. Watson, Higli Bank Hill, Kyneton ; got by Champion of Scotland, the winner of First Prizes at the Highland Society's Shows, held at Edinburgh in 1569. He was also the winner scvcial times of the Champion Gold Medal at the principal Annual Shows in Victoria. Young Lord Derby's dam, Fanny, got by Northern Hero, out of Queen, aii imported mare from Sydney. Young Lord Derby is a rich dark bay, stands 17-1 hands, and has proved a sure foa 1 getter, and a grand temper. TERMS Single Mare £2 10s ; two or moie, as per agi eeincnr. Grazing, 2s per week. Further particulars can be obtained from the Groom. All payments to lie made on or before the First of January, 1882. M ARK SMITH

HHHE PURE-BRED CLYDESDALE ■*- LOWDEN TAM Will travel as uuder : — Monday — Wairangi. Tuesday— Ngaruawahia for the night. Wednesday— Whatawhata, and Hamilton same afternoon, stopping at Mr Johnson's stables for the night. Thursday— Hokonui and Taupiri for the night. Fiiday— Huntly and Ohinewai for the night. Saturday -Rangiriri. Terms -Single Maies, £2 10s ; two or more, £2 each. LOWDEN TAM -A rich brown colour, 1(M hands high, bred by W. Boag, Esq., Feiidaltown, Canterbury. His dam, Blossom, winner of two prizes in Canterbury. Blossom's sire, Napoleon, whose stock has nc\er sulieiod defeat by the piogcny of any other sire in New Zealand or Scotland. His sire, the imported horse Prince Charlie, bred by James Nicol Fleming, Esq., whose stock is not equalled by any other breeder in Great Britain, lie is also brother to the champion horse of Scotland, the Prince of Wales, who has lately been sold foi £1500 to Mr L. Diew, of Merry ton Prince Chai lie took fiist prize in Christchurch in 1872, beating a field of eight competitors, si\ of them imported and all aged horses but one, he himself being only tluce yeais old ; and the same day a special pi ize for the best animal on the ground. He also gained the special prize of Co os, gi\ en by Mr Bishop, Mayor oi Christchurch. Lowden Tain has proved himself a sure foal-gettor, and his stock is second to none in the Colony, W. B. LAWSON, Raiigiriri.

THE WELL-KNOWN TROTTING STALLION MERRYLEGS, will tia\cl this season in Waikato, as under :—: — Monday — To Newstead (l'iako Road), and Hamilton. Tuesday—To Ohaupo and Te Awamutu. Wednesday— To Kihikihi, Rotoiangi, and Mi Richard Reynolds' Faun, Pukeriinu. Tlnusday and Friday — At home. Satiudiiy — At Cambridge. Tkicmh : Single mare, £4 -Is ; two oi more mates as per agiecment. Podigiee in future issue. Also, the Clydes laic Entire YOUNG PRINCE CHARLIE will tra\el as under : — Moxiday — To Camp's Hotel and Hamilton, Tuesday —To Ohaupo. Wednesday— To Te Awamutu and Kihikihi. Thursdiy- To Cambridge. Friday— At home. Saturday— At Cambridge. Ti;kmk : Single mare, £4 4s ; t\\ oor more as per agreement. Pedigree in futiue issue. All marcs left \\ ith the proprietor will be grazed one month fiee ; afterwards Is (id per ueek will be charged. Every caio taken, but no responsibility. Being a sti anger in Waikato, and consequently not knowing the settlers, I will be m illing to call upon anyone wishing to use either of my horses, if they will leave address at any of my stopping places. JOHN HILL, Burnside, Cambridge.

rnHE AUCKLAND AGRICUL1 TURAL COMPANY'S Imported Hoise, LOCH FERGUS Will visit Hamilton weekly in charge of Mr Thomas DiNhiuu:.

IMPORTED PURE-BRED CLYDESDALE ENTIRE, tf SIR COLIN. Sir Colin, daik chestnut, pure-bred Clydesdale horse, rising four years ; has immense bone,- combined with splendid action. The iollowing pedigree will show that he is bred from 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, and is a sure foal getter. Mares can be ariauged to be guaranteed. He Mill also only cover a limited number of s mares. Sir Colin was shown against all cottiers at the Auckland ; Show, as a two and three-year-old, taking 'both first-class prizes, beating high-priced 'imported' stdck belonging ; to < Messrs 'Maclean., T|»s f proves Sir Colin to lie onV^'Of 'fhe^besfc' that can -be bred. He (Will travel the Waikato district. Sir Coliu was imported to Auckland, when Iris'ing iwo'years, by Mr Holley, and.sokt stbMr,,Pa,ui;io£ ! Mangare.' 1 ■ I Particulars in-future 'issue v ' „ , , f " Owners of mare's should see this hors« Hore^ma|^ {^V^g^^ ;,