Cambridge District and serve a limited number of Mares this season. FEVE is a golden chestnut, 15*3 high, and stands over a deal of ground on short flat legs. Pedigree :— By Lord Clifden, dam Hari- cot by Mango or Lanercost— Queen Mary by Gladiator— her dam by Plenipotentiary Myrrha by Whalebone. Lord Clifden by Newminater, dam Tho Slave by Mel- bourne. A glance at the above will show that Feve is one of the best bred horses ever exported from England. Terms — lOgs. each for thoroughbred mareß ; 6gs. eaoh for half-bred mares ; two or more mpres, the property of one owner, by agreement. Good paddocks will be provided at Gorton and at Woodlands, near Cam- bridge, at 2s 6d per week. Tho Horse will bo in Cambridge each Tuesday, and at Woodlands that night. From thence down the Hamilton Road to the Narrows Road on Wednesday, and return by the Tamahere Road to th« Farm of Mr Allwill. Thursdays to Cam- bridge and home, where he will be for the remainder of the week. R. H. D, FERGUSSON. j



Pedigree— Hippocampus by Dainty Ariel, dam Fanny Fisher, out of Coquette by Fisherman (sire of Maribyrnong) by Heron, Dainty Ariel, out of Althea (bister to Cassandra, dam of Yattendon) by Ridcllesworth by Emilius, Coquette by Launcelot (own brother to Touch- stone) out of Abaft by Sheet Anchor. From the above pedigree it will be f.3en that owners 01 mares can get the very best combination of stout and fast blood to be obtained in the Southern hemisphere, vide the grand performances of the stock of the aoove sires — Dainty Ariel, Maribyraong, and Yattendon, Terms — Thorough-bred mares, £10 10s; half-bred mares, £6 6s. Paddocks for mares at Mr. Garland's, where every care will be taken, but no responsibility incurred. The above Horse will leave his box on Mondays for the purpose of travelling to Te Awamutu via Narrow's Bridge, re- maining at the Ohaupo Hotel from 10 to 12 a.m., arriving at Te Awamutu on evening of same day, where he will re- main until Wednesday. From thence to Hewitt's Hotel, Cambridge, and home Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays. There will be no business of any kind done on Sundays. Parties wishing to send mares can rely upon every attention being paid them, for which la per week will be charged for grazing. WILLIAM WALTERS.
