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Manawatu Times, Volume IX, Issue 1112, 15 November 1883, Page 1

I * H. "W. HAYBITTLE practical watchmaker &c, Next Kkadt Moitet Stobe, THE SQUARE, PALMERBTON NORTH. o■ ■ ' All kinds of Eaglish and Foreign Watches and Clocks accurately repaired, and guaranteed for twelve months. II fiUCTfIt)NE£RSj^ THYNNE XJNTON & CO., GENERAL I PO. L'fcliS FOXTON. Notice tO Owners of Thorough- The Thoroughbred Stallion bred Stock. morphbuss , Will travel the Pal/aerston, Feilding, As Mufti will not travel his adver- an( j S an d O n Districts this season. . tised district this season, ! ie will stand at his owner's Stables. "VT ORPHEUS is a gol 'en chestnut, For the convenience of those who jyj^ stands 16 hands 3 inches: tho- | wish to hay..' their mares stittt.d by him roughly gound iti all respects- He is 6 he will be at bis Owner's farm during years old, aud by tbat fast and welt the remainder of the season. known horse Castaway, dam KomnamAH care of mares will -be taken, but bula by Towton, dam Opera by II Barno responiibility incurred. biere, dam Cassanlra by Priam ; Towton Paddocking lor three weeks free ; by Melbourne ; Castaway by Traducer, after that tim» 2s per week will be dam' Mermaid. Morpheus comes from charged a great raciDg family, claiming some aristocratic and high-class performers as Terms— £6 6s, guarantees. his relatives. His sire won the Wellington Cup and ran secoad for the Canterj IVTCXFTX bury Derby and Great Autumn Handicap. He is full brother to Lurline and Le Loup. The performances ot these T!e attention of breeders is solicited animals m New Zealand and Australia to the pedigree of tu'w most lasbionaWt n*ed no comment. Le Loup won the bred horse, who is now m bis prime and G«njerbur : . J. 0. Handicap and Ci>p m !in splendid condition. 1880 Opera, rand dam of Morpheus, v won the Canterbury Derby m 1864 MUFTf is by the premier stallion, Tambourini was also from Opera, by Traducer who has for the 'ast Towton, and won amongst other races I three seasona stood at 100 guineas a the Canterbury J. C Handicap and i mare Traducer's stock have every* Canterbury and Wellington Cups, bewhere performed creditably, and include sules performing successfully over such noted animals as Lurline, Calumny, hurdles. Salvage, by Castaway, ran «* iLe Loun. Betrayer. Trump Card, Fish- cond for the Wellington last year, givr i hook and others. Traducer's pedigree ing the winner a year and a pound. Won is a very brilliant one, as it includes all the Great Autumn Handicap at Chnst- ! the most valued strains of the English church, and ran second to^ Adamant for stud of the last century. On the dam's the Dunedm Cup gmng the wirner two ! side Mufti is also remarkably well con- years and twenty -four pounds. Inected, being out of Flat Iron by Peter Terms- £5. and 5s groomage fee; two Flat-Emma by Gil Blap— Emily by (Sr more mares as per agreement. Operator — Flora M'lvor by House's Morpheus will travel as follows :- -1 Emigrant &c Mondays, at Brown and Buisen s stables, Peter Flat was one of the most sue- Palmerston ; Tuesday nigh at Feildiag ; cessful performers that has left England, Wednesdays at Halcombe j Thursdays, and possessses a splendid pedigree (see at Bulls ; Friday at Black Hill ; SaturStud Book). Flora M'lvor was one o days, at Martoo. _ the best mares ever foaled m 'Australia For further particulars apply te *nd her desendants are always eagerly PPPTV wt?amt? Rnllu sought after by breeders and racing men. * KbD, tf EAMJi, Bulls, Flora was the grand dam of Figaro; Bay Middleton, CosW, Nutwith, Zoe, and Or 4. D. Browne, Horse Bazaar, Pal-TOmea-the latter being the dam of merston N. Manuka, Toi Toi, and others. Toi toi . . is- the dam of Kakapo, Harakeke— dam of Koran, Totara— sire of Longlands, jji»-i^f * Papapa, Rama Kama and other well- %fclb«f &£ known performers- , ■ _ ... „ ■ It will thus be seen that Mufti is well *^2^^ifcfiL» worthy of the patronage of breeders who wish to keep to racing strains. Mufti is The p ure B red Clydesdale Entire, a golden chestnnt, standing 15 bands 3 ■ttSL 2ti tJjr&ET' Voons Sir Colin CampbeU, Mufti's racing performances are too ■ well known to require any reference "rTTILL travel through the Sandon h ere . W and Manawatu Districts during For further particulars appl_ T to the present Season. Groom m charge. Terms : — Or to TSATTrwvNr Single Mare, £3 10s; two or more LOWES & FALLOON, b aß agre ement. Groomage, OwDers - fees ss. " " <*?%. or particulars see Carda. §|g^iMff* PATRICK SHEREIN, C^MBfeseAMr The Pure Bred Clydesdale En tir To Stand This Season THE PRXDE, RANGITIKEI AND MANAWATU TXT ILL travel through the Sandon DISTRICTS, V? apd Manawatu Districts durs The celebrated Thoroughbred Horse ing the present Season. PAPAPA- .1 Single Ware, £3 10s ; two or more ... as per agreement. Groomage PAPAPA is by Ravensworth_(impor. fees 5s ted) out of Waimea.by SirJjer- For particulars see Cards. cules-Flora M'lvor, by B^g*^ PATRICK SHEERIN, ported)-Corneha, by o™*"s*^ Proprietor. Manto ( imported) Ravenswortto Dy f Toucbstone-lFair Jean by VerulamFair Kllen, by Pantaloon. See New 0R gALB) a Freellold Brickyard Zealand Stud Book for full pedigree. jp with over 200 ft frontage suitable! Papapa is a dark chestnut, standing for buildin g on> m tne City of Welling--15 hands 3 inches high, with great lengtn, Ur n. also a L easeno ]d one with engi le, substance, and quality, and was one oi b o n er> an< j brick machine, and cottages, thefastest horses that ever Taced m JNe\» &Q . 1Q yearß to run . terms, can be Zealand. At the Christchurch meeting ma d e to suit purchasers. A sure form 1873 he ran second to the celebrateo tuQg tooQe Qr tw? stea d y me n, or any Lurline m the Canterburj Cup, 2* rones p erson wno has a hundred or two, wik m4m Bsec, carrying 7st 2lbs, as a tttree [ m tQ 1qq _ after t he»men, can stand m ye«rold. Lurline,4yfß,3 S t ( 9jbß;Tam : ha i veß by flying to O. W. Clayton,; bourini,9Bt6lbs;. Malvin.a, Bst 9los, College street. Als© 200 acres,' five 50- 1 and Templeton, 7«t ,21bs, also ran. a i, re bfocks, and two 10 acrt-blocks, be-> Panapa won the Christchurch Derby: lU g^o ß 49 a pd 50j Fitzherbert, also 47 m 2min44sec,f beating Qastayy (own 1 Qottakes on veny easy terms r fro,m, L 25; brother to Lurline),; t^P^P^ and | cash, • Ev«ry property] will be sold., yery.; Traitor. At^uoWand, won % Auck-| heaW aftthe ,^ner As r Wtiring , from! lard tftttf Club gqp^with TsL.f l^ bwmesßpn^accou^t^f ill Jea\th The miles iti 301*45860. a M*\WP*M Wf\ deeds of, the r propertt 'e^be.seeii it' the EajrLalso^n. «»t»W?/a«ft.i w #^ WfKßWwlc|tott r^ s t|k Wtitofb. ;TBatriestßlates,^9t s,lb.Pki 2/7mileß.jn3mj ,M^rf-> i<- ,r? hnj. ,i...tu t;.,iu*\uM> 65sec^beaiiog.2Ha?red.,i58t^l ) U^v;.. S , fy}k ■ iTermst'trtSingte^re.i J;s)s^; twqor ,jy { ? *i fcfeadtyflfaameMk Gw<Ja, m& jwPdTfurttten f .p^t^ra^^^ , excited ßfethe^TiMEsn oflft«e^, Vtek-l Owner 1 , £imte'a.lin|rton4)ric«B.!i':M"ii *,'i<rf » vm v>\ .. ..■ ' „:. 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