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Bush Advocate, Volume II, Issue 91, 4 December 1888, Page 4

TO STAND THIS;^EASON AT ! : AND SURROUNDING PISTR|©T, f . '. ' ".'110;': •."," ' i ''- MAGfNIFICENT ; CLYDESDALIS ;, : '." -\Bii^| f ;5"' : !; ;■;■■; FOALED October 18^ ; 11881. Color, "■ dapple pHe'stnut. Stands 17^- han^ls ,, high, immense bone and fine temper. Sire— Young Pnnce Charlie, byr ,the , .jimported Clydesdale, Old Prince Charlit — bred by Sir James Nicol Fleming. Prince Charlie's^oWn brother, Prince of Wales was cham^jon of Scotland, and was sold for church in 1872/ Olfr Prinde'efiarlie, when three years old, took first priza against ; eight i; coniyetitors, aix of which were „ iD^por^Bjd., , Young Prince Charlie's da^/Dafiihig by Napdleon, took first prize for thret years in succesaioa against allcomers as. a dry ! iJaare. >: ''."■** ,1 "&**'. '"• \RXJFtS'S dam^^ BJosgoin,.^Farmer's G-lory, out;, pi »ajne as Pride of prize at the Agricultural '^hoff' at Master tori ;in.l8 f 77 |; ouj^of ,%^eld of ejght^lat 'Ca^e^i^firj^. inj I^-8 for fare's r wjitli, f oaj atrfqot,, whenj fiv« cpinpeted., „ •> .. )'.,'. o ','t' EjtfiJJSj | bred ky^isjo^v at Manaia^/ aimitledly ; t cpmes^i©p a ,puw!Ciydesdale strain t on -besides, yand, bears eyidence- of ,|this' . ( j)jr tht fact 1 thaji as ] (siee, '■ : jt^one, . powerful. l>uild, ( ;symnV^ty>^ an d height^ he'is equal to 1 tbe finest-horst that has yet been inipdrt^d; and it acknowledged as , the best horse ever shown jin rthis district. •':■ > A : \ I TERMS £4,; jaroomage ss 'y Allowance .-, made- ; f brl » t wp/ 1 r or * more mares. ; G-ood Paddocking/ free until stinted. Every care taken but no responsibility; ,'...,.! , , : , flME.^'rAfeliE.'"''' 1 "' Monday, Eleretaunga! and^WPod ville ; Tuesday, Pahiatua ; ■Wesshesday Eyening, WoodyiUel'Thlßraday, Kuiiieroa.i \ Friday, and '^jaijirday, panevirke. ! Notice bf any iiferation in above dates will be^iven.^ . Mr J. Martin has entir^^cldarga of the horse Bnd my autiuontyto receive all fees on my behalf.' , ; , WALTER MORiSON. TO ST ANf)' AT : DANEVIRKE AND TRAVEL THE DISTRICT, The well'known Sire LILLIPEA, By Towton, dam Shrovetide by St. Aulhyn, her dam Pancake by Sir Hercules, grand-dam Pandora by Operator, Towton got by Melbourne,* Cinizelli' 1 by Touchstone; Brocade by Panta loon, Bambazine by Thunderbolt. ; . > LILLIPEA stands 16 hands, and, if Size, Bone, and Symmetry are anything, LILLIPEA, should prove to be the Right Horse in the Right place. Terms — £3 single mare, two or more as per agreement; AH fee* payable on Ist day of January, 1889. FREE PADDOCKING for four weeks. Every care taken but no responsibility. For further particulars apply to JAMES W. BAKER,Or G-room In Charge. ;

TO STAND THIS SEASON AT DANEVIRKE, The Clydesdale Entire Horse, Bob Koy. ROB ROY is by Glen Roy (imported) out of Diamond (imported). Glen Roy by the celebrated horse Prince of Wales (imported) champion horse of Scotland and Australia. Diamond by the imported horse Invincible. Rob Roy is a dark roan with black points, and stands 16| hands high, and is, as will be seen " above, descended from the best blood ever imported- from Scotland on both sides. Glen Roy has been the champion prize-taker in Canterbury for years. TERMS : SINGIFmARES £$ 10s. Two or more, the property of th» same owner, as per agreement. Firstclass paddock accommodation for mares. Due notice will be given when mares are stinted, when they must h% removed, or a charge of 2s 6d per week will be made. Every care taken but no responsibility. . . F For further particulars apply to J M'CARTHYj Proprietor. N.B.— Rob Roy will be in Norsewood every Wednesday at the Junction Hotel Stables. ■ m — »— — — ■» F. W. KEDWAKD, TfAMILY BUTCHER Oemondville. FAMILIES WAITED ON DAILY In All Parts of the District.