Page 4 Advertisements Column 6

Waikato Times, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 3028, 10 December 1891, Page 4

TO STAND THIS SEASON at Morrinsville, | THE THOROUGHBRED STALLION j SAINT PATRICK, j By The Premier —■ Pkuj.mx. \ i Saint Patrick is a beautiful dark ' j chestnut, standing over 16 hands, with i plenty of bone and good temper, and has | proved himself a sure foal-getter, j He has been shown five times, and I taken five first prizes, including first ! prize at Hawke's Bay Agricultural Show, j St. Patrick took first prize at Cam j bridge as an entire for getting carriage horses. A four year-old by him brought £30 in Mr McNicol's sale. Fee : Single mares, £2 ; two or more as per agreement. Good grass paddock at Is 6d per week. All care taken, but no responsibility. FRANK MARSHALL. Morrinsville, September lltli, IS9I. rFHE THOROUGHBRED STALLION I A APOLLO j Will stand this season at the Waikuto ; Hotel, Hamilton East. ; Terms: £1 10s, payable at brst ; service. C. N. LeQUESNE. gTIc E . i

i Owing to the death of lugomar, I have ; ! arranged with Mr J. McNicol for the i use of his Thoroughbred Stallion |AORA N G I, to finish Ingomar's season. 1 I Aokangi (by Captivator—Rangi) took ! second prize to Ingomar at the late Horse j Show at Cambridge, and is a big upstanding well-grown colt—one sure to get good stock. Route ; Monday—Rotorangi, through Kangiaohia to Kihikihi, stopping at Corboy's for night. Tuesday—Te Awamutu to Obaupo aud home, Wednesday—+At homo. Thursday—Hamilton. Remainder of week at home Terms : Thoroughbred mares, 7 guineas ; half-bred, 3A guineas ; two or more, 3 guineas. For further particulars apply to JARED ALLWILL.

I SEASON, ; Between Thames aud Te Aroha, j The Thoroughbred Stallion T E T F O R D. By Musket (imp.) ; dam, Pungawerewcre, by Golden Grape, duin Atlanta ; Atlanta out of Crescent, by Sir Hercules; i Golden Grape, by Barnton, full brother ] to Voltiguer, whose blood is so much | sought after in Eugland : Atlanta, by j Towton, full brother to The Peer, sire of j Darebin, Peeress, aud other good horses, ' half brother to The Marquis, the winner ; of the 2000 Guineas aud St, Leger. : Teti ord is a full brother to Tranter, who I took llrst prize and Champion prize in j New South Wales, also first prize and I Champion prize in Victoria for the best i thoroughbred against all-comers. Tetj ford is a half brother to St. James, who won the Dunedin Cup and ran second in the Exhibition Cup. St. James is by Leolinus, out of Pungawerewere, and is a half brother to Crackshot, who won the Wellington Cup and Auckland Cup. and who stands at the head of winners for this season in New Zealand; so all out of his dam can gallop. Tetford won Wanganui Cup, beating Waitiri, Silence, Pasha, Libeller, and other good horses; beat same horses next day in Wanganui Stakes, mile and a-half (9st 71bs in the saddle). Won Free Handicap, one mile, Plate Handicap and Flying Handicap Thames Meeting; won Victoria Handi} cap, one mile and a distance, in Imin. 581 sees., beating Antelope and eight i others, at the Auckland Summer

| Meeting. Tetkoru should get first j I class racehorses, horses lit for Indiau j ! mount, or good weight-carriers, he being ! a very pretty horse himself. ! j Terms: Single Mares, l guineas ; two lor more, 3} guineas. Tetford has been I limited to sixty mares. _-l will take charce of marcs at Morrias- i ; ville, and return them free of charge, i' : . a telegram is sent beforehand. Cood : grass paddocks at Is fid per week, all I oaru taken but no responsibility. N. DICKEY. !

C E . The Draught Stallion PRINCE FERGUS Will stand at Tc Awamutu. anil travel ' the surrounding dittrct this season. } Particulars in future advertisement. JOHN POLLARD. \ Te Awamutu. VISITING CAI'DS printed, e;jual to copperplate, at The Waikat:- Tiir.ss - OfllCP