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Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume LIII, Issue 2804, 11 September 1903, Page 3

tt_ni__<e_o ftlottcett 1 H. MATSON & CO! I@4 ? Gashel Street, Ghristohuroh. i i I\7" ILL be pleased to reoeive Consignments of WOOL, BKINB, STOCK, GRASS SEED, CHEESE, PIGS, ETC., for Bale, making Cash Advances againtt same. We undertake Lending Money at Lowest Current Rates on all olaiaea of Security. Consign Wool to " MATSON'S, ADDINGTON." single bales, such as locks, pieoes, bellies, rami fleeces, or mixed fleeces, conßign "MATSON'S, CHRIBTOHUROH." For Shipment, or for Sale by sample bale, consign " MATSON'B, LYTTEL TON, advising us when doing so. Thanking Peninsula growers for past favours, and looking forward to oon tinued confidence and support in the future. Wo are, yours faithfully, H, MATBON ft 00.

TO STAND THIS SEASON ON THE PhNINSULA AND TRAVEL THE BAYS, THE DRAUGHT ENTIRE HORSE JOCK O'HAZELDEAN. JOCK O'HAZRLDEAN is a beautiful black horse, standing 16 2 hands high with exceedingly heavy bone and muscle and very superior action, and a wonderful good temper. Jock O'Hazeldean was bred by Mr R. Dawson of West Eyreton. He is got by the well-known horse Balmoral by Young Wallace, dam Blossom bred by Mr Balfour, of Oamaru, by Prince Royal grandame Nannie, imported from Victoria ; this mare was several times placed as a prize winner at Oamaru. Blosßotr, the dam of Balmoral, by the imported horse Bir William Wallace, one of the best horses ever imported into New Zealand, one 0 f n j ß g e j; took second priz* in the brooi mare c'asß at Oamaru ir> 1894, when 18 years of age, and was bought by Mr Reid, of Eldersley, for 180 guineas ; he is aho the grandsire of Sir William Wallace, and was sold for £800 to go to the North Island. This horse has only been beaten in the Show Ring three times—twice by Renfrew Jock and one by his own son. Prince Royal sire of Blossom was champion hor.'e of Canterbury at one time. JOCK O'HaZELDEAN'S dam Dma, by Marquis of Salisbury, grand dim Blossom by Baronet, a horse noted for getting good stock, g.g. dam Bfbb by Tarn O'Shanter. Marquis of Salisbury, by Lord Salisbury, grand sire Youug Conqueror, g.g. sire Renfrewshire Jock, the property of Samuel Clark, gg.g. sire Lofty. Terms—Guarantee £4 10s, Season £3 3s. Groomage fee ss, payable at first service, HENRY MALMANOHE, Groom in Oharge. TO STAND THE BEABON AT LITTLE RIVER AND TRAVEL TBE BAYS. THE THOROUGHBRED STALLION LORD LOCH, (By Lochiel from Maori Girl). Lochiel (35) by Prince Charlie (12) grand -on of Stookwell (3) from Nellie Moore, by Voiiigeur (2) son of Voltaire (12) daughter of Lord ( >f the I ties (11) daughter Weather bit ,12). by Sheet Anchor (12). Maori Girl by Kauri (18) son of Towton (2) and grandson of Sir Hercules (3) from Caledonia by Caledon (4) from Spray by Donnizitti from Lady Ann by Whisker (2) daughter of IVB (3) LORD LOCH is a descendant of the famous New Zealand mare Spray, dam of the celebrated Wetsail, winner of two Canterbury Caps, and dam of thut great racehorse Templeton. To Spray may be traced many 1 celebrated New Zealand racers and sires, notable among their, being Templeton, Scud, Sailor, Flying Fish, Wave, British Lion, Sir George, Pitch aud Toss, Taffrail, Storm bird, iSpriisail, etc. LORD LOCH is a horse of great power, standing 15 3, ou very sound and shapely legs. He is a youug horse, and is a sure foal getter, being the sire of many winners and liis stock are highly thought of in the Mudgee district. J OKI) LOOU hai been very successful in the Show Ring, winning first and oham pi on at Alstonville, first and champion at Bungalow, fiist and champion at Lismoie Show. Further particulars in future issues. TERMS: For season, thoroughbred mares, £5 5s ; for season half bred m*rei, £4 4s. Guarm :oe mar<-8 if required. Reduction for two or more same o»«ier Groomage Feeß s*, payable ai fitsi service. Early booking only will secuie tbe of L'Til Loch 1 in* season, an lis U only taking a limited number of nines. I ; R. J. MARR, Proprietor I Little River. For further particulars, respecting Lord Loch's breeding, see Stud Book, and regarding his stock, inquire " Sydney! Mail" or ••Sydney Referee," Sydney.