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Manawatu Times, Volume IX, Issue 1113, 28 November 1883, Page 1

H. HAYBITTLE ! PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER &aj) , ?Text Beady* Monet Stobe, ! ; the square; palmerston north. i 1 '■' ' 0 " '< ' . ' : All kinds of English and Foreign Watches and Clocks accurately repaired, \ and guaranteed for twelve months. ' ... -fettiiWtNToT&^ : : ■■■ yJ THYKNE :; ;aNTON :; -._& : ■ : '<K>^ ■' ■"■■■'GENiEßAr'} ;/i-.^ii:s;p^--J -..•7 ■ :7' : 'f()iTON7 :v;i:^ 77: i;.

, ,The 'l]hgropg^bred -Stallion , i 3VE ORPH E XT & Will travel the Palmerston, Feilding, and Sandon Districts this season. MOEPHEUSisa gol'en cheßtnut, stands 1 6 bands 3 inches : thoroughly sound m all respects He is : 6 years old, and by that, fast aud well known horse Castaway^ dam Somnambula by Towton, dam Ojpera by II Bai*biere, dam Cassan Jra by Priam ; Towtbn by Melbourne ; Castaway by Traducer, dam Mermaid. Morpheus comes frcjm a great racing family, claiming some arisf ocratic end high-class performers as his relatives. Hig ejre won the Wellington Cup'and rah secb^'for 'ttfe Canterbury, Derby and Great Autumn Handi* 'cap. He is ! 'foil brother to Lurline and Le Loup. The performances ot these animals m New Zealand and Australia need no comment, he Loup won dbe Canterbury J. C T Handicap. and Cup m 188 ( 0:' "Opera. grVn£dairf orAJorphejas^ won the f Cantei bury. Derby 1864 Tambou'rmi 'wad . als6 n fro^i^^pera, :by Towton, and won amongst other races the Canterbury J. C. Handicap &hd Canterbury and Wellington Cups, besides perform,ing , successfully over hnrdies. ' SalVage, by J jUasTa!Vva(y, ran tecond for the Welliiigtbn 1 last year, giving the winner a year and a pound. Won the Great Aututi\n. Haadjcap/jft Christ, church, and ran second to Adamant jfor the Dunedin;Qup jjiving th,e wii,ner two years and twenty -four pounds. ; Terms— £5, and, 5s groomage fee ; two or more mares ar per agreement. Morpheus will travel as follows : — Mondays, at Brown ariß Boisen's stables, Palmerston ; Tuesday nigh at Feilditog ; Wednesdays at Halcombe; Thursdays, at Bulls ; Friday at Black Hill ; Saturdays, at Martoo, ! " Forffi^ther pasfticulars-'apply^t© - ' FEED. iNEAME, Bulls, Or D. Browne, Horse Bazaar, Pal* ; r :- •merstoii^"^ | >;i The Pure B^ed Clydesdale Entirey ••■ ••••' ;■■■<■<-■■'•;■■ :-.'. i :,-■ „ ,(! | ; :_ , Voong Sir^olin Campbell, TTTILL tta/el t^rough^ ihe Saridon „ , yy . and Manawatu Districts' during the present Season. ! - ; Tebms:- 1 - Single Mare, £3 10s; two or niore aa per agreement. Groomage, ■■■ -fees ss. ■-. ■ •".,■•, j For particulars see Cards. PATRICK SHEERIN r ; • Proprietor. The . Pure Bred Clydesdale Eii tir . WILL travel through the Sandon and Mstiawafti Districts purs ; ' ing the present Season. ' ; ;•' Tbbmb:~-' --....- ... Single Mare, £3 10s ; two or more as per agreement. Groomage ....,'. feea.Ss.i, .. ; r '„,...■: Forparticulars see Cards. PATKIQK SHEEBIN, Proprietor. , FOR SALE, a Freehold Brickyard with over 200 ft frontage, suitable for building on, m the Cityof.^elilington ; . ftlsOj a Leajsehpl^ one . wjth : enjgi \e % boiler, and brick machine, and 'cottages; &c.; 18 years to run; terms f can .be made to suit purchasers. A surej for- ( tune to bn'e or tw6 steady men, 1 >6t arty/ person -who" had -a hundred -or two,' wM«»i ling x to lpok after' the men, ' can stand m halves by applying to Q.W*;. Clay ton, College mtreet. Alb© gOp acres, ff ye, 5?- ; Awp^R) acre' blocks, be- , ing Nos 49 and 50, Fitzherbe*t, abo 47 !> C?tfe' oh'ferV'Vasf rerin^rok L 25 casH. 1 jß'^v^y-prd^erty WW b^'solt very ! 1 8n6Si^J i aß'tb*."6%fieri' is from business •<>« Account; of SH heaithi The tlfe«^*^fltliti!p»i«|HSi > *'y..to! ; beißefin/ajt the offices * ofii; Mesjßßß ( Ql|ivier^ iv^ 118 *^ ..and S^owfl^oliei^s.ioJ t^e^wjisr, O. e 'Vr '• < 1vM B ,;^u : Bivdßr- ) cai»a3. ai*a 'ail'oth^a^'onSprf^fating •■■'■- '■■■-■•■■ -■•■ .-.> ,i!i ,■(■.. ; V -/jiV.

Notion tq/)WQ©rs of A ! s Mufti' will noitravel .his.ladvertised district this season, he wills ■; stand I 'at his ownen's Stab' es. v . ' ' ■ I • •'< iFor the> cor>venienco of those wbo i wish to havd their marcs >: jnt .d by him j he will be at his Owners, „iiu during the remainder oftln^'aso" All care of mure will b ; ratten, but no responiibility incu-. red.. . ! Paddpckin^ 'tor three weeks free; after that time 2s per week will be charged Terms— £6 6s, guarantees. -.-. i ....:■,• ■/ I ivixjrTi .•;.,.■■! ; , The attention of breeders is., solicits 1 * to the pedigree jof tiiia'j jiipst] f ashionanly bred horse, Who js now, in his prii#e,aml m s,pl?ndjd _ condition^ , _ ? ►' Jt li'ii"tl¥d*r 'is bj ibe premier stallion, ' iVf 'iTradager,- Wolbssi for-the-'ast %re^e ;f i^6iis' 7 8tb64 lat':'lJobI at' : 'lJob guineas a inar;e| r '\ iftfadubef Y stock : have «very » Vhere pe.V'fom^d^rea^bly, audinclude Such^riqt^ Calumny, Le Lp'upi Betray'ei 1 ; Trump OafdvFish- ' hook!; and! others. !: Tradiicer's pe iigtee i^ a vfery bnlliaht one,' as it"includes ! all the tiiost valued, strains of 'the English s^u'd'ofthe last 'century, On the dam's side Mufti is' alfeo re'maipkably well connected, being out of Flat Iron by Peter Flat— Emma by, Gil Blaf— Emily jby Operator -^r ; Flora M' ( lvor by R^upe's Emigrant, &c. . „,..., -.., , ; ; Peter Flftt was.piie of the niost successrul perfprmers'tbat hasJeftJErigland, and possessse^ a splendid,. pedigree" (see Stud. Book)./ Flpra^M'lvpr-' was one o the best mares ever foaled m Australia" widiher deseßdants are; alwa^u eagerly sought af &r-,by breed^s and racing injen. Flora'was^be, gyand dam of Figaro, Bay rMiddleton,t'Cpßsack^ Ifufwith,. 'ZoU pd WairaeaTT-the latter Being" the dam of Manuka, Toi: Toi, and others'. ; Toi ; toi. is the dam of. Kakapo, Harakeke— 4 am of Korari, ( Totara— sire of Jioniglapds,. Papapa, Ranja';iiamaVand other , wrellikxtoyn. performers: l . ' • '' ! .. Itwil) thus, be seen r tbß|t Mufti is well worthy : ofjthe patronage of breeders who wish to keep to racing strains. 'Mafti is a goldey chestnnt, staridins 15 bands 3 inches hijjb 1 , awl w spendidly propor-. tipmd,' 7 and of excellent jconstitutioni Mufti's racing perfotmances are too Well known to require any reference her,e. ' -.-.-,., For further particulars appl to T. ORANWELL, - Groom mdharge. • Orto LOWES & FALLOON, Owners. To StaM This Season RANGITIKET AND MANAWATU DISTRICTS, The celebrated thoroughbred Horse P AT A.V APAPAPA is by Ravensworth (impors ted) out of Waimea, by Sir Hercu l es __pi ora M'lvor, by Emigrant ,(imported)— Cornelia, by Grassbop^or— Manto Cimported) Ravensworth! by Touchsfone- j -Fair Jean, by. Verulam— Fair Ellen, by Pantaloon. See New. Zealand : Stud Book for full ipedigree. Pafapa is a dark chestnut, standing 15 hands ! 3 inches high, with great length, substancej and quality, and was one of -thefastest horses that ever raced. in iNew Zealatfdw At; the Christchur,ch, meeting ih' ls73 'be ran second to the . celebrated Lurline m the Canterbury Cup,2i miles iri 4m Bseo.,' carrying 7^t,2lbs, as § l^'ee year old. Lurline, 4Trs,.£st 9lbsjj Tarn-, bburini,' 9st 61bs ; Malvina, Bst tflbsj •and Templetoni 7st J}lba,;,aiso! ran. Papapa won . ithei .CJhrietchurch, Derby m 2min 44sec, •Ca«ia,way i j(owo brdtheri' to^i'Lttrline) r ! Tftinpletpni and' 'Traitor.ii .At Auckland wpn, tbe.Auekr' lard iff o* l CJbib Cup,, w^th f,sl,Bjbs, . 2 /; »ites;<in «mcks3d<J*.' , Yat^rin^stil2)bft second. u.Parasraoui,, Hatred,, and Black ifiagl^oalscfcirn*! Papapft u aUft, walked over fdprbefUaUway Ht^eft ifid^p^ tHfe; /^haumß>Plat^Sv -7»VI ejbp, J, .imjee, in 1 3m be^iog^MAJrejiJ, Ma7\b>v, »•• ;*' m fain * wo 10l< ' imorejia»ii«sr^»gsae«i» > ?nt. .^^^ -.••! -it..l For faßthe* ( ,«>s^}p.uliaA^tiLKj ; v*