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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume II, Issue 74, 24 December 1891, Page 12

ADVERTISEMENTS . TELEPHONE No. 124. * ’*•'«» . • RO Y AL STABLES. Albert-street, near Fire Brigade station. _ . . • , < ' ;u'' B. ARMITAGE. W. McLAUCHLAN ‘ FULLAN ARMITAGE & Co., LIVER Y ~ A’N D B AIT STABL E* 8. ■ ■ ■ • ‘ .. FOR HlRE.— Wedding Carriages, Hearses, Mourning Coaches, Open and Close Cabs, Hansoms, Breaks, Waggonettes, Single and Double Buggies [Hooded and Open]. First-elass Ladies an Gents.’Saddle Horses. 4 , I Horses carefully broken-in to Saddle or Harness. Horse* Bought, Sold or Exchanged. NOTICE TO TROTTING CLUBS. QHA S. C ABT E R ’ IMPORTER OF “ THE SULKYETTE,” The Champion Close Hitch Speeding Cart. A Consignment of the above to arrive in January. chas. McMaster. i 07, queen street. S. LAURIE, ’PRODUCE MERCHANT, NEWMARKET, HAS 0N SALEOATS, MAIZE, WHEAT, BRAN, CHAFF, . Etc., Etc., Etc. VEGETABLE AND GARDEN SEEDS A SPECIALTY. W All Goods delivered free. *po HORSE OWNERS and TRAINERS, TOMMY HODSON / (the well-known jockey) ’ is prepared to accept engagements for the coming season. Can ride 6st. 121 b, if necessary at 4 days notice. Address communication to E. M. PAGE, Newmarket. , j f- ' . *yo OWNERS OF TROTTERS, ETC. GEORGE CLARK, is prepared to accept Trotters for training during the present season. Communications to be addressed, P. QUINLAN, Edin burgh Castle Hotel, or, GEORGE CLARK, Avondale.

, SIRES OF THE SEASON TRAVEL THIS SEASON, - BETWEEN THAMES AND TE AROHA, The Thoroughbred Stallion . . “TETF O R D.” , By MUSKET [imp.], dam Pungawerewere, by Golden Gripe, dam Atalanta; Atalanta out of Crescent, by Sir Hercules; Golden Gripe, byßarnton,full <brother to Voliaguer, whose blood is so much sought after m England; Atalanta, by Towton, full brother to the Peer, sire of Darebin, Peeress, ana other good horses, half brother to the Marquis, the winner of the Two Thousand Guineas and St. Leger. Tetfobd Is a full brother to Tranter, who took prize and Champion prize ih J South Wales, ■ also first prizje and Champion prize mi Victoria 1 for the best thoroughbred aguhst all-comers. Tetfobd is a half-brother to St. James,-;who won the Ppnedin Cup and ran second intfie Exhibition James isby Leolinus out of PungaWerewere, and is at lalf-brother to Crackshot, who won the Wellington Cup and Auckland Cup, and who stood at the head of winners for this season in New - Zealand; so all out of his dam can gallop. Tetfobd won Wan- . ganui Cup, beating Waitiri, Silence, Pasha, Libeller,' dnd other good horsesbeat Same horses next day in Wanganui Stakes, one mile and a half, 9st Tibs in the saddle. Won Free- Handicap, one mile, Plate Handicap and Flying Handicap at Thames Meeting; won Victoria, Handicap, one mile and a distance, in 1 min. 58J secs., beating Antelope and eight others, at the Auckland Summer Meeting. Tetfobd should get first-class racehorses, horses fit for Indian re-mounts, or good weight-carriers, he being a very pretty hone Himself. / — ■ TERMS: Single Mares, 4 guineas; two or more, 3£ guineas. Tetfobd has been limited to sixty mares. There will be a direct boat (from Auckland, which will carry horses, by Ist October. Mares sent down would be landed alongsid» ray place. Good Paddocks at Is. 6d. per week. Every care taken, but no responsibility. : N. DICKEY.