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Manawatu Times, Volume X, Issue 1145, 8 January 1884, Page 1

H. HAYBITTLE practical watchmaker &c, Next Eeadt Mcxwey Stobe, THE SQTJAEE, PALMEESTON NOETH. . ■ o .. < , - All kinds o! English and Foreign Watches and Clocks accurately repaired,, and guaranteed for twelve months. I^YNN^UNTON&^I THYNNB' LINTON & CO., GENERAL IMPORTERS FOXTON,

Notice to owners of Thoroughbred Stoei;*, ■ '■■■.. '■■■ .'.-■•' '>'■ <■&' '■■"'■ As Mufti will, not travel.- his advertised district thisseasbn, he Trill stand athi's owner's' Stables.. • For the convenience of those who wish to have their mares stint. d by him he will be at his Owner's (arm during the remainder of the season. ' ! All care of mares will be; taken, but no responsibility incurred. ] Paddocking for three weeks free; after that time 2s per week will be charged Terms— £6 6s, guarantees. MUFTIS '. .■ ; ; ' .'.O ; ! . ; The attention of breedejra is ' s^citet; to the pedigree of this most ; lasmoriamV" bred horse, who i's n6w m bis prime andin splehd?d condition. ; M.UFTf is" by the .premier stallion, Traducer, who Las for the last three seasons stood at 10.0 guineas a mare. Traducer's/ stock have every* where performed creditably, an&include such noted animals as Lurline, Calumpy, Le Lbjip, betrayer. Trump Card, fishhook, amd others; Traducer's , pedigree is a very brilliant one;, as i)b includes !a 11 the most valued straps of tb,e Englfsh stud of the last century. On the, dam's : j side Mufti is also remarkably well cpnnected, being out of Flat Iron by Peter! Flat— Emma by Gil Blap— Emily by Operator — Flora M'lvor by Eouse's Emigrant, #c. Peter Flat' was one x>f the most successful performers that has left Bnglabd, and pqssessses a splendid pedigree (see Stud Book); Flora' M'lyori was one o the best mares eyer foaled m. Australia und her desendants fare, always, eagerly sought' a£ter by breeders and racing men. Flora was the grand idam of Bay Middletbn, .Cossack, "Nutwith, Zoe, and Wairaea— the latter being the dam of Manuka, Toi Tovand others. Toi toi is the dam of Eakapo, Harakeke— dam of Korari, Tbtactt— sire of Longlands, Papapa, Eama Kama and other wellknofpn pprformers, _ „ It will thus be seen that Mufti is, well worthy of the patronage of preeders who wish to keep to riacing strains. Mufti is a golden chestnrit, standing 15 bandt,,3 inches high; and IS' spendidly propoitioned, and of excellent constitution. 1 Mufti's racing performances ar« too well known to require any reference heve, For further -oarticularsiappl to r "T. CRA^WELL, jSrrooin m charge. Or to LOWES & FALLOON, Owners. To Stand This Season EANGITIKEI AND M4NAWATU DISTRICTS, The celebrated Thoroughbred Horse P A PAP A. PAPAPA is by Ravensworth (impors ted) out of Waimea, by Sir Hercules— Flora M'lvor, by Emigrant (imported)— Cornelia, by Grasshopper— Manto (imported) Raveosworth by Tpuphgtope— Fair Jean, by Veruiam— Fair Kllen, by Pantaluon. See New Zealand Stud Boot' for full pedigree. P4.rA?4.is a dark. chestnut, standing 15 hands 3 inches high^with great length, Bubstance,*.and quality, and was one of thefastest horses that ever raced m New Zealand . At the Christchurch meeting m 1873 he ran second to the celebrated Lurline m the Canterbury Cup, 2£ miles m 4m Bsec, carrying 7st 2lbs, as a three year old. Lurline, 4yrs, Sst 9lbs ; Tambourini, 9st 6lbs ; Malvina, Bst 91bs ; and Templeton- 7»t 2lbs, also ran. [Papapa won the <:hri*tchurcb Derby | !in"2niia44 B ee, biaticg Castaway (own brother to Lurline), Teropletpn and Traitor. At Auckland won the Auckland Turf Club Cup, with 7st. 81bs, 2 miles, m3m 45sec. Jatterina, 7st I2lbs second. Parawanni,,Hatred, aud Black Eagl-e'also. r>i.n. Papapa- also walked over- for the R s ailway Stakes, nnd won the Thames Plate , 7st 51. , 2 miles, m 3m 55sec, beating Hatied ,9st 71bs. [ Terms.— Singlwmar . J<s ss; two oi more, as per agreenen . , For further particuirt a apply to ()wner,