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Bruce Herald, Volume XXIX, Issue 3016, 29 November 1898, Page 8

. Public Notices TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON Tokomairiro and Cloth* Dlstrlota, The Oj^^CT^J Clydesdale Purebred jWpyVHrf Entire. Young Extinguisher •\TOUNG EXTINGUISHER is a low-set X horae of sound hardy oonatitutlon, great atrsngth of bone and hair, very docile temper,. allowed by competent men to be a true type of the old Clydesdale breed. Youko Extinguishes was bred by the late John Lindsay, Burnbank, Limeßtone Plains, out of his famous mare Rose, by Extinguisher, who waa bred by Mr John Russell, out of his famous mare Maggie M'Oormiok, who is out of Miaa M'Cormick by Sir William Wallace, In 1897 he gained first for entire and three of his progeny at Dncedin ; he also gained second prize againtit all oomers ; in the same year he gained first priz) and champion for beet draught entire on the ground at Tokomairiro. Termß.'— £3 guarantee. All mareß sold or exchanged, ownierß at time of first Bervioe held reuconeible. W. ROBINSON, Owner. TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON IN THB Tokomairiro and Surrounding Districts The tdfc$ Bm3 'K*&W 41 Clydesdale Purebred f^^jUtf^ Entire. South field Stamp SOUTH FIBLD STAMP, riaing three years old, is a bright bay, fine silken hair, anperior feet and pasterns, has good aotion and a good temper. Sire Young Extinguisher; Dam, Old Blossom; Old Blossom has won 58 firßt prizes, Including ohampionships, and has taken more firat priZdS than any other mare on reoerd. Blossom's Sire was the purebred Clydesdale hois'* Soothorne. Southfield Stamp has been awarded prizat as follows :— Ab a yearling at both Tokomairiro and Olntha Shows. As a two-year-old first at Clatha and second at Tokomairiro. For further particular Bee cards. Terms £3 guarantee. AU mares sold or exabanged, owners at time of first service held responsible. w> ROBmsoN> Owner. TO TRAVEL in the Tokomairiro and Waitahuna Dlstrlots Purebred f^\^M^rjr^ m StalHoni DON was bred by Robert Meek, Esq., Mount Fairfax, Riverton, is a bright bay horae, stands 16& hands high, shows immen c bone, plenty of hair, and grand aotion. Rising 5 years. Bire, the famous imported stallion M'Arthur, who has been exhibited 35 times, and h»B gained 32 firat and champion prizas, two seoonda and one third— a reoord unbeaten in Australasia. M 'Arthur's granasire, Maogregor (1487), one of the champion breeding stallions in Scotland, and full brother to the fsmouß Flaßhwood, and his great- grand-sire waa the invinoible Darnley (222), the greatest breeding horse of his day, M'Arthur'B dam the prfze mare Maggie Bell, winner of 36 firat and champion prizes. Dam, Jeaa, bred by K. M'Callum, Esq., Thornbnry. Jean, by Weatarn Star, dam Kate. Kate, bred by Mr Martin, Rangiora. Weßtero Star, by Prince of Wales (imp.), ont of Damsel (imported). Kafce'a Sire, Pride of Scotland (602 0.5.8.), damPatoh(2so N.ZS.B.) by Glengarry, s dam Patch by Sir Colin Campbell (40 N.Z.5.8.), 99 dam Gipsy by Blaok Prince (123 N.Z.S.B ), 888 dam Gipsy, by Canterbury (88 N.Z.S.B). Tarma.— £l end of January 1599, and £2 when mare proves in foal. Groomage fee 58. All marea sold or exchanged, owners at time of firot eervioe held responsible. JR. ROBINSON, Owner. MONEY T© L£n©~ UP TO THREE-FIFTHS OF VALUE OK First-class Freehold Securities, in sums or £800 to «£!@ 7 000p AT BXCEPTXON&Ii&If £07? RATSg OP INTEKJ^m fTIHB attention oi Borrowers is npeoially directed to the Department's system of mortgages repayable by instalments under which prinefpal and interest are steadily liquidated by easy half-yearly instalments extending over 12, 15, or 20 years. Fall particulars on application to the Head Jfflce or any Branch or Postal Agency c# Sho Government Insurance Department. PUBLIC NOTICE. ALEXANDER BROWN, PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER and JEWELLER (Twenty-three Years' experience), Haa atarted buainesß in Miltoa, .and trusts by strict attention to baaineaa to merit; a share of public patronage. Addreaa — ALBXANDEB BEOWN. UJMON STREET, MILTOxV,