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Bruce Herald, Volume XI, Issue 1062, 28 January 1879, Page 8

f - ~A • -atDVERTISBME^TSV'SrSSE TO TRAVEL THIS 9EAJ3ON .-■■ '. W* A.X. :,.;yy-A . TAIERI AND WAIHOLA DISTRIOTS. "thb ■'■'' THOROUGHBRED STALLION fc "YOUNG PRIAM.'' t Terms— Same as "|Shaib«." s "BEN LISSAMAN. "WILL TRAVEL THIS SEASON, . ' .." IH- THB TOKOMAIRIRO, Akatore, and Lovell's , Flat district* THB mE£^DßW£* CtV»BSDAI.B rtTBB BRED 9^V^Wi .. B ** l^ ' " GENERAL OUTRAM/' For Pedigree see Cards. Terms... ... £4. Gboom's Feb ... ...sa. Guarantees as per Arrangement. Paddocks provided for Mares from a distance at 2s per week. Efery care taken, but no responsibility. W. & D. HISLOP, Proprietors, Glenore. • WILL TRAVEL THIS SEASON, IN THB fc , EAST, NORTH, AND WEST TAIERI DISTRICTS ™ O& tmo rßflF'& CLTDBSDADB b»tibb jPj^jnrgf »»" EMPEROR. npERMS— £4; guarantee as per agree- -*- ment. Groom's fee, ss, payable a first service. TO STAND THIS SEASON AT THB GRANGE FARM, EAST TAIERI, The Pure Cf jmm (wWa Bred Clydesdale Entire Horse PRINCE. SIRE, Prince Charlie (imported) ; dame Princess Maude, (imported). TERM— £4 FOR SEASON. Guarantee as per agreement. Groom's fee, ss. All Mares sold or exchanged the owner at first service held liable for same as if in foal. Good paddock accommodation at 2s 6d per week. All care taken, but no responsibility. All demands payable to J. NIMMO. TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON THE O BBwi wSIWj, CLYDESDALE PUREBBED 7 C BTALIIOK YOUNG CLYDE (Imported from Scotland by Mr John Trestrail.) WILL Travel this Season in the East West, and North Taieri, and Maungatua Districts, standing two nights in the fortnight at Mr Samuel Young's, Mosgiel, commencing Tuesday, Bth October ; also one night in the fortnight at Maungatua, commencing 16th October ; and the remainder of the time at Gowrie, West Taieri. YODNG CLYDE is a dark brown, six years old, and has gained the following Prizes : — ln. .1874 he was awarded the Biggar Farmers' Society Prize of 100 soys., 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 honors at the Highland Society Show same year. In 1876 he was awarded the £100 premium to travel the Eastern District of Kircudbright ; and was also awarded £100 in 1877. PEDIGREE. Young Ci-tde was bred by Mrs Murdoch, Haugbhead, out of her favorite mare ' ' Maggie," which kind was long in her possession, and gained, many prizeß at local and other shows. His sire was that famed horse •'Young Campsie," the property pf David Riddell, which gained the Glasgow Prize in 1868 and 1869, and likrwiae the Highland Society's 1 Prize. "Old Campsie," his grandsire gained 'the following Prizes :--In 1862 '65, '66,^68, and ' 69; the West Calder pre-; mium of £40 each year ; in 1863 and 1865: Crieff and Strathern of £40 each year.; First Prize at the Highland Agricultural Society's Show in * 1863 at Kelso ; and at Glasgow in 1867 the Society's Gold Midal. i , Terms :—-Six Guineas, payable on or befor, Ist February 1879. Groomage-^6s, payable ' ;a*i^rlt sctw*.'^'^' '." "A A'A-i-AA'A .- A/ A. IAAA ■■ "y / : - 'peter 'lgranov'!''. A, Proprietor, v .Gowrie, Outram, September Uth>l«7t. Aa-aA.- . -.. A.; ■'*