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Waikato Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 2974, 6 August 1891, Page 3

Stud Notices. rjpo OWNERS OK STUD HOUSES. HORSE CARDS neatly and promptly printed at The Waikato Timks Office. Special quotations for STUD NOTICES inserted lor the season. GEO. EDGKCUMBE, Proprietor. rp 0 HOR S E BREEDERS. TO STAND AT LOCHIEL, OHAUPO, A X D TRAVEL THE SURROUNDING DISTRICTS, C A P A P I E , By Maribyrnoni! (sire of liichmnmi, Imperial and Horatio), out of .\li:-s Magus. Maribyrnnng by Fisherman («ire of the ;--irc of Onyx ; Ferryman, the sir's of Derby; S;, h i-i, the dam of Martini-Henry; i-V.lilirajli, Fanny Filler, Lady Heron, etc.), o'lt of Rose l)f FloreiM'' (•'.i-11 of F.-nvnr-n and Iviiig ' f .M;i L''i ; by Ma ens (imp \ out ,f On>ri(isiisa. Magus by I'yrrlius tin- l-t ! >«>rby, 1840), out of daii« -tor of <l>'is>l>t-c>Mr.itid. Georsjiana by Capnpie (utip.), out of Ceorgiana (imp.). C.ipupic by The Colonel (St. Leger, 1S28). Capapie has proved his ability to get high-class racers, hurdle hor.-cs and steeplechaser*, Ixiing the. sire of Raglan, Sentinel, Capeila, Kapai. Signess (the fastest pony south of this line), Sincerity, Hnne, Fragrance, Kneecap, and other fast horses too numeious to mention. He has also proved himself a getter of firstclass weightcanying liaclis, hunters and carriage horses, his stock having taken prizes at all the shows on the West Coast and in Christoluuch. The colours he gets cannot be beaten, ho never having sired anything but whole • coloured browns or bays with black points, and he possesses in a 11iuh degree that power so rare in sires of assimilating with all classes of marcs. Also, the Heavy Draught Stallion, GENERAL FLEMING-. General Fleming's sire is the great Young Banker (1334), bred by David Riddell, of Kilbowie, Scotland, imported to New Zealand by the Hon. M. Holmes. His siiv, Banker, by Admiral out of Miunie by Kob Roy. Admiral's sire, Sir Walter Scott-, was champion of Batiersea International Exhibition. Young inker's nauio and fame have been ringing all over- the Southern Hemisphere tor the last dozen years, and it would be useless to expatiate t.n his career and to immrioii his successes at the stud, or to note the famous gets that have sprung from him would bo superfluous. GliNi'iru, Fl'-mims (4 years, bred by Hon. M. 11 <>Im •. ) I-a !>;• i'. : ii'ul l-.y. ami stands J7 ii&;nl<s hitfii, with immense power, and is. without 1• {, the grandest and he iviot colt for iiis years ever bi'ed in the Xoitii OLai;o district. He is compactly Ij-iiil, and although his bone is vcy heavy, is o! the riaht, clean, flat kin.l, will] plenty of silky hair oo his legs, and growing in the rittlit place. Bkll (dam of General Fleming) was bred by the late Mr Roberi; Stalker, out of the famous brood marc Kate, by (Cox's) lYiuce of Wales (importe:!); her sire war, that funous horse Duke of Bucleugh. Bell herself was the very best filly ever bred in Otago, Mr Stalker refusing '200 guineas for her when rising 3 years old. li<-r (illy by Yuuusf Banker, (full sister to General Fleming) has taken more piizes than one in the show ring, and after be : ng second at Sydney Show was sold for £147. General Flk.mixc: has all the cliarac. teristics of a high class and fashionably bred horse, and in short is the coming «iro of New Zealand. His temper is excellent, lie has a strong, sound constitution, and is naturally free from taint of any kind. Ca pi Pin's Fhes, (Limited to SO mares, 23 already booked.) 5 guineas for thornugbred marcs, o J- guineas for single cross-bred mares. 3 guineas for two or more cross-bred mares. GEXHRAI, Fl.emi.VO'S FKKS, (Limited to 00 mares, 21 already booked,) 4 guineas fur single mares, 3J, guineas for two or more mares. Good paddocks with plenty of feed and water at Is 6d per week. All carc taken, but no responsibility. Apply, groom in charge, JAMES BAXTER, Or, J. McNICOL, Owner, Loehiel, Ohaupo. Lochiel, Aug. sth, IS9I. Yates unkqualled garden SEEDS. — Large New Stock just received. Buy your seeds h'j inujht.— J. T. Home, Hamilton. 0 U S I N E S S NOTICE. I:> To the Inhabitants of Cambridge and Surrounding District. On retiring from the General Butchering Trade, i beg to return my sincere thanks for the large amount, of support 1 have received during the many years I have been in business, and now have to state that the business in all its branches will i:i future he carried on by my son, Charles W. Arnold, for whom I solicit a continuance ot that liberal support so long conferred upon me. JOHN ARNOLD. Cambridge, July 31, IS9I. With reference to the above, I trust that with strict attention to business, supplying meat, of fiist class quality only and charging the lowest prices, to merit a continuance of that liberal support so long accord, d my father. CHARLES W. ARNOLD. Cambridge, July 31, IS!)I. SALE by the undersigned the I. following Sections : — HAMILTON WEST— Nos. 348 ami 319. HAMILTON EAST-Nos. 69 and 304. J. S. EDGKCUMBE, Waikato Times Buildings. "O 0 R SAL E. V A GOOD FARM in Pukerimu, 777 acres good land ; 42.3 acres under crop and in grass, divided into 15 paddocks; 5 miles of quick bodges ; 7-rooined House, good Barn and ; good orchard and plantat ions. A bargain, and on good terms.—App'V to \Y. AITKEN, Auckland rNScOL & CO.} Hai " iltoP AND Saddlers anu Harness Makers, Central Block, Victoria-si. East (corner of Queen-st.) AUCKLAND. Saddlery. Harness. Horse Covers, Watci proof Saddle Aprons, Valises, Saddle Bags, Gaiters, Body Belts (ladies' and gei-ts', invaluable help in lumbago, etc.), and all stable requisites.