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Otago Witness, Issue 1456, 11 October 1879, Page 4

THE STUD. -w* mO TRAVEL this Season jail A. in the Blueskin, PuralISSS^ kantii, and surrounding diaJU3IBSSmm tricts, the First-class Purebred Clydesdale Entire Horse, "YOUNG WALLACE." "Young Wallace" is a dark, iron grey, Bix years old j sire, "Sir William Wallace," imported ; dam, "Jane," bred by Mr Robt. Stevenson, of East Taieri, and has been a ■ucceesful prize-taker at Agricultural Showa. Terms £3 3b. Guarantee as per agreement. Groomage, sa. DDNCAN ADAMS, Blueskin, 203 Proprietor. gz* mO TRAVEL this Season fjSmjiSSißgk surrounding districts, the Pure urfccl Clydeßdale Entire Horse, "GOME T," I Bred by Mr Nimmo, of the Taieri. " Comet" stands 16J hands high, a rich brown, of great strength and compactness, with superior action. He has taken a number of prizes at Agricultural Shows. For terms, apply to MJR. JAMES LEWIS, Proprietor, j Peninsula, j Gromage, ss. 20a ' IjT HMO TRAVEL THIS j I|| I SEASON, /SjmfM^ In Merton, Beaconsfield, ,-%apl§llipiff Bluepkin, Pnrakanui, and Sawyers' Bay Districts, The Clydesdale Entire Colt DUNCAN GRAY. Duncan Gray is a dark bay three-year-old ; j stands fully 16 hands high, with short back and iplendid shoulders, good feet, superior bone, wad plenty of hair. Sire, the imported horse Sir George Grey ; dam, Blossom (imported) j Blossom's sire, Pride of Scotland (imported). For terms, &c, apply to THOS. M'CONNELL; Or K. B. FERGUSON, 27« Waitati Farm, Blueßkin. THE PUREBRED CLYDESDALE STALLION "VTOUNG CLYDE A (imported from Scotland by Mr John Trestrail), Will TRAVEL this SEASON in the East, West, and North Taieri, and Maungatua Districts. YoiTNG Clyde is a dark-brown, imported from Scotland, and has gained the following pmee :— ln 1874 he was awarded the Biggar farmers' Society Prize of 100 sovereigns, and travelled the same district in 1875. He also gained the Silver Medal at Carnwath both years, for the best horse that travelled the Upper Ward of Lanarkshire. At the Glasgow February Show in 1875 he was one of the three drawn for the Champion Cup, and gained second honours at the Highland Society's Show same year. In 1876 he was awarded the £100 premium to travel the Eastern District of Kirkcudbright ; and was also awarded £100 in 1877. PEDIGREE. Yotjkg Clyde waß bred by Mrs Murdoch, Hattghhead, out of her favourite mare Maggie, which kind was long in her posses* sion, and gained many prizeß at local and other Showa. His sire was that famed horse Young Campsie, the property of David Riddoil,. which gained the Glasgow Prize in 1868 and 1869, and likewise the Highland Society's Prizs. Old Campsie, his grandsire, gained the following prizes :—ln: — In 1862, '65, '66, '68, and '69, the West Calder premium of £40 each year ; in 1863 and 1864 Crieff and Strathearn of £40 each year; Fitst Prize at the Highland Agricultural Society's Show in 1863 at Kelso -, and at Glasgow in 1867 the Sooiety's Gold Medal. Terms : Five Guineas, payable on or before Ist February, 1880. Groomage — ss, payable at first service. PETER GRANT, Proprietor. Gowrio, Outram, September 18th, 1879. 27s jtejt HpEE Entire Horse, will travel this season at Waikouaiti, Blueskin, Purakanui, and surrounding districts. For terms apply to A. BANNATYNE, ] Waikouaiti. 41 mO TRAVEL THIS «i< n^ -1- SEASON, /sßgSO|Kln the Peninsula, Green i-JBgf^Sfipjp 1 Island, Half-way Bush, Pine Hill, West Harbour, «nd Sawyers' Bay Districts, Jthe pure.bre* Clydeßdale Entire Horse ROB ROY. Rob Roy is by Rob Roy, dam Blossom ; both imported ; is a bright bay, has immense strength of bone, fine action, and has provod himself a sure foal-getter. Terms— £3 3s, guaranteed as per agreement ; groomage, ss. Pofc. lit, 1879. JAMES CURLE,