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Bruce Herald, Volume XVII, Issue 1614, 27 January 1885, Page 4

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ' =Z=== TO^TRAVEL THIS SEASON IN THE Tokomairiro, Waihola, and Lovell's Flat Districts THE jflHMHfc CLYDESDALE PURE-BEED CT^i^^^W ENTIEE LORD CHELMSFORD is a dark ba y coifc » risin s 6 vearß old » and Btan(]s 16 i iluds hu-b VVus got by Mrs Nimmo's Prince— dam Bet, by Emperor ; grand-dam Violet, imported from Tasmania by David JNesbitt, was winner of many prizes. Prince, the sire of Lord Chelmaf-rd, is a dark bay, 16* hands high, got by Prince Charlie, imported ; dam Princess Maud the First, champion mare of the Colony, the winner of 18 First Prizes in Scotland and several in Victoria. Prince has gained many hrst Prizes, and his stock cannot be surpassed. The Kyueton Agricultural Society awarded him Firat Priz* for the best four yearlings against the stock of two .mportcd »»rses. He gained the First Prize at the Palmeraton and Waikouaiti Shows in 1872 and 1873. Mrs Nimmo sold a yearling filly by Prince for £300, Mr bong, of Chrietchurcn, beiug the purchaser. Princess Maude the First, grai.d-dam of Lord CL.elmsford, gamed eighteen First Prizes in Scotland, iucludiug the Silver Medal at Glasgow, when a three-year-old, for all ages. In the same year ahe gained the First Prize at the Highland Agnculnral Society at Inverness. She was aU> awarded first honors two years in succession at Dumbarton. In^Victnm she gained the following pnzes :-First at Port Phillip farmers' Society s Show in 1859, 1860, 1861, and 1862 ; Firt,t at Gippslaud igricultuiai Show in 1863 and 1864. bhe was bred by Mr VV. Pack, Dalmuir, Dumoartoushire, aad was got by Mr J. Salmons (of Renfrewshire) celebrated horsu Scotchman, out of dam ot the equally celebrated Rob Koy. Last year, wherever shown, Lord Chklmsford's Stock carried off ur«t prizes. TERMS, £3 ss; Groom's Pee, ss, payable at first servioe. Guarantees as per arrangemeut. Any mares sold or exchanged, the owner of mare held responsible for service of horse. Grass paddocks for mares from a distance at 2s per week. WILLIAM MONTGOMERY, Proprietor. TO TEAVEL THIS SBA.SOIST IN THE Tokomairiro, Waihola and Taieri Beach Districts CLYDESDALE tP^^^^P^Sl HOBSE MATCHEM who has proved himself a sure foal-getter, was bred by the Waikouaiti & BiueSui Horse Company. His sire. Sir George Grey, was bred by Mr William Urey, Muucraig, Kircudbright, Scotland. Sir George Grey's sire, Largs Jock (444 Stud Book) by Old Clyde (Stud Book 574), dam, Bell, bred by Mr William Hunter, Campbelltown, Scotland (Stud Book 618). Prince Alfred's sire, The General bred by Mr Thomas Morton, of East Kilpatrick. The General's sire, Sir Walter Scott (Stud Book 797), was bred by Mr George Scott Barr, Largs. Matchem's dam, Mr Alexander Butters Champion Mare Blossom, sire, Dan O'Conneil, grand sire, Matchless. Matchem's dam gained a silver medal at Blueskin, and first prize at Palmerston, , .A . She was never beateu in a show. Matchem's brother, Pride of Palmerston, gained hrst prize at Palmerston 18^0, and gained first prize at Taieri same year ; first at Dunedin, 1381, and first at Waikouaiw same year „,_,„,.. T Matchem'e sister gained first at Palmerston in 18S0, and hrst at Taieri same year. In 1881 sue was first at Palmerston, ana first at Waikouaiti same year. Matchem gained second at Waikouaiti against 13 competitors, second at Palmerston m 1878, second at luvercargill in 1880, against all comers of every age. He is rising 6 years old. TERMS, £3; Groom's Peer ss, payable at first servioe. Guarantees as per arrangement. GEORGE CARSON, Proprietor. TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON IN THE Tokomairiro, Lovell's Mat and Stirling Districts TnE Jfflß&bllKGßClk CLYDESDALE rUEE-BBED ENTIRE i ■rsecee@©ee€**"- L - — ■ SOUTER JOHNNY is a bay norse nsmg 6 years old, "stands 17 haadsjhigb, has great strength ot bone and plenty of nice hair, he has good action^ and is a sure foal getter. Sire, Renfrew Jook, out of Rose by Cowden Lad (imported) ; Grand Sire, Old Renfrew (imported from Scotland). Before leaving Scotland he competed at the Renfrewshire Exhibitiou of Stallions and gained the Duke of Hamilton's 30 guinea premium ; after landing in Victoria the Billarat Champion Cup was. carried off by Renfrew. • Dam, Flower by Comet, gd Bookless's Jean by Black Leg, ggd Youug Jean, by M'lntosh's Piince Charlie, gggd Diamond by Monteith's Black Prince, ggggd Old Jean by Peter's Champion. , . , . , Comet out of Jean (the winner of more First prizes than any mare. on the register), by Marquis, bred by John Brown, Esq., Prestou Hall, Victoria. Jean was imported from Scotland by the late John Nimmo, Esq. Black Leg is so well known as a prize horse that comment is unnecessary ; he was by the great Rob Roy, whose progeny during seven years °° Prince'charlie (imported from Scotland by Messrs. J. & A. M'lntosh) is known as the best breeding sire that ever came to Australia, tbo great proof of this statement is in the fact the name of this horso appears so often in connection with the pedigrees of famous Colanial Sires and Dams ; thero is no name more frequently associated with Show stock than that of M'lntosh's Prince Charlie. ,-,.,.• • tr- * • a • -k Souter Johnny's sire, Renfrew Jock, gamed 2 First prizes in Victoria, and in New Zealand he gamed 5 Firat and 2 Second prizes, and his atock is bringing the highest prices in the Oamaru market. . ,___ „ „ . Souter Johnny gained the Second prize at the Oamaru Show in 1880, the Second prize ! at the Timaru Show in 1881, the First prize at the Dunedin Show in 1882, also First prize at the Taieri Show, 1882. . , . From the above it will be seen that the pedigree of Soutek Johnny is not excelled in the Southern Hemisphere, and he is acknowledged by competent judges to be one of the best Stalljons bred in the Colony. TERMS— £4 ; Groom's Fee ss, payable at first service. Guarantees as per agreement. All Marea sold or exchanged the seller will be held reSpQDSible - JAMES WALTER, Owner.

TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON IN TIIE TOKOMAIRIRO AND WAIHOLA DISTRICTS, Thoroughbredj^Lgdlggd^ Horae KING PHILLIP, TERMS— Farmers' Mares, £3 10s; Thoroughbred Mares, Five Guineas— payable on Mares proving in foal. DAVID KIRBY, Proprietor. TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON IN TIIE TOKOMAIRIRO DISTRICT, w oil -known V^V^^VHk^ Entire GENERAL OUTRAM ALL Guaranteed Mares not settled for before the Ist day of November, 1885, owners will be charged 103 extra. Good English Grass Paddock provided for mares from, a distance at 2s per week.