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Bruce Herald, Volume XI, Issue 1077, 10 January 1879, Page 8

■"■'■ :^%EW 'AIWERTISEMEStS ; TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON / j TAl^^ AND WAIHOLA DISTRIOTS,S .' ' ;^V ■" " THE ;T THOROUGHBRED STAL£iON I .^YOTOG PRIAM;*' : . Terms— Same aa "{Shaxes.". . . 'Y-/\\. .'.- ,':.■ . BEN USSA.MAN; •'..:,' : ," , ■■:. . . .. — : •.....■■ ■-; - :i» ' "WILL TRAVEL THIS SEA SOS", « ■ ■■■'.. rF ™ •■.;•. mOKOMAIRIROj Akatore, anijLovell's -*- ",■ Flat districts, ;.j> . THE '''fitffi^ZMSmWjt-C PURE BEBD *W~f|W ENTIRE "GrENERAL OUTR4M," For Pedigree see Cards. Terms ... ... £4 Gboom's Fee ss. -|: Guarantees as per Arrangement. Paddocks provided for Mares from a distance at 2s per week. 7 ' „,, E/ery care taken, but no respo^s^ility^ r W. & D. HISL^^:" ■ Proprietors, Glenore. WILL TRAVEL THIS SEASON, ~~ IN THE EAST, NORTH, AND WEST TAIERI DISTRICTS THE CLYDESDADE ENTIRE HORSE s \ EMPEROR. r pTS6.MS — £4 ; guarantee as per agree- - 21 - inent. Gloom's fee, ss, payable a first service. J !tO STAND THIS SEASOF I pV. ' AT TEE ! GRANGE FARM. EAST TAIERI. ! i ' 'i rr— I The Pure s^ !l! P^ t \W -ft -Bred Clyde?- j N PRINC I<> ■ i QS^iBJ, Prince Charlie (impo;.'tedj , ciame princess Maude, (imported). S*. jTERM— £4 FOR SEASON, Guarantee aa per agreement. Groom's ! fee. os. ; All M!av33 sold or exchanged ihc o.vi;ei.' at j first service held liable for same as if in foal . Good ' paddock accommodation at 23 6d per week. All care taken, but no responsibility. All demands payable iv J. NIEAMO. TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON THE CX.YDE.SDALE PUREBRED l\,^^i~eP'^%^ ' STAXiIION YOUNG CLYDE. (Imported from! Scotland by Mr John Trestrail.) WILL Travel this Season in the East ' West, ' and North Taieri, and Maungatua Districtß,^standing two nights in the fortnight at "Mr Samuel .Young's, Mo'sgiel',' confmencing Tuesday, BtbT October ; also one night in the fortnight at Maungatua, commencingl6th October ; and the remainder of fK^^jpi^ at Gowrie, West Taieri. ■ /ri4 *~ : i : -" . : ' >: " 'H. YOUNC^ CLYDE is f^'dark brown, six years oldo;ahd has gajiaed the following Prizes : — Tn 1874^ ihe^aras awarded the Biggar Farmers' Society^Prize of 100 sovsT^ and travelled the samo district in 1875. He^ ; also g^^^th|;: Silv^r^Tedal at Carnivath both years, ffqr -theM^^%rse that travelled ttfS. Upper^af #W^Barkshire. Glasgow February Show in 187>he was one of the three driwn for the Champion Cup, and gained^secoad jhonors at the Highland Society Show 6 |£|jre^ar. In 1876 he was awarded the^^ijpK) ."'pXeroium .to travel the Eastern^Pistrictf^^lSrcudbfight ; and was also awarded : X^^l.' P E D^E/G ReWM*- *"?' Youija, Cli-ce wgts bred by Mrs Murdoch, Hauo i h - he£i.tJt""ottlr*."'of her favorite mare £' Maggie," wBlcK kind vras \nrg in her possession, and gained many prises at local and o,ther shows. His sire was that famed horae •'Toung Campsie," tho property of LJuvid' 1 Riddell, which gained the Glasgow Prize in 1868- and 1869, and likrwise tho Highland .Society's Prize. "Old Campsie," hia grand - sire gained the following Prizes: — In 186-2; '65S '68, '68, and '69, the West Calder pre- j mium of £40 each year ; in 1863 and 18G5 Crieff and Strathern of £40 each' year ; First i Prize at the Highland Agricultural Society's Show in 3863 at Kelso ; and at Glasgow in 1867 the Society's Gold Mecbl. Terms : — Six Guineas, payable on or befov lit February 1379. Croomage— ss, payable atyfii-st u-srvics. PETER GRANT, Proprietor, GowrieJOutrarc, j September lith, ! B Y - ; ;