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Clutha Leader, Volume I, Issue 16, 22 October 1874, Page 2

Stallion, yotiees. ggff TO STAND IHIS SEA6ON AT VEnHw, AND..TEAVKL THB .. , k*J®[ . sffo J. <--*■$!■ ' WYNDHAM, WkARETA, TiJTUAA-U, 'J*.i>" v * , „* ■ wt-Mtii'- yx<\ . AND MA^UR%DIST|p3TS^Sn rr i^ wi: fAA/ Celebrated fejl f|^flßL Entire j YOUNG CHAMPION. -*- Kermode Esq., of Tasmania, and was imported to Southland in 1868. 'flis dam was the famous wmle; Ros*j*{ ,^i^h c&^icfdlofC.a ,numberM,oi.,pxize ) ?,,sgaii|st I „ali;,cpme^ leading shows in England and Scotland. , , f ..'. , ■ **■ YpuNP Champion isA-bright black, stands--164 hands high, with flat. bone, and great , musclar -power. His stock is well known in the Southland district', where one of his two-' year old colts carried off the-, first prize at the last show of the Agricuimral !v and Pastoral' Afsociatior. t t . ,-,-.,..; TERMS, THREE GUINESAS, f " * * ■:.:.'■■. With a Guarantee, Four Guineai. A reduction will b.emade to. the; bona fide * owners of more than three mares. W. R. THORNHILL, - -.* Venlaw. TO TRAVEL THIS. SEASON .•(.-- . . * :.* v, / • .. v IN THB .'-?, Kaitangata, Balclutha, Inch Clutha, Warepa, Waiwera, k Wairuna, A!ND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS,; THE PURE-BRED Clydesdale f^^Bmßff Stallion SOUTHEEJST CHJ EF. <• *" ' * Terms— £4. payable on or before Ist Febmiry, 1875. Guarantees as arranged. Groom's fee payable at time of service. '"'■'.■■ ANDREW, Proprietor; ** Grange, Mosgiel, Taieri, September 15.1874. mtlE CLYDESDALE ENTIRE HORSE TAIERI LAD Will serve a limited 'number of Mares this «- season, in the , INCH CLUTHA, KAITANGATA, NORTH MOLYNEDX, HILLEND, & TE HOUKA . - ;*; DISTRICTS, For further rarticulars, sec card. PETRIE & ANDERSON, . :. , ' Proprietors. THE PURE BRED . CLYDESDALE '".'A ENTIRE HORSE ■M AR Q U i y S Will stand at Clydevale Station this season, and travel the r • Waiwera District. "1%/TARQtJ/S was bred by 1 Mr M'Phersdri' JJLL near Melbourne, and is now miagS years ; Sire, the celebrated import d horse Prince Charlie. Dam, Blossom, the winner of fifteen prizes, Blossom by Black Champion, imported ; Blossom's Dam by Old Clyde, proving Marquis to be of the best blood in the Colonies. '■*.*•* Marquis gained when two years old first pjize at Bacchus Marsh and Melton, and second iti Melbourne, and when three years* old, the Grand National Prize of LlO at Knyeton against all comers. He is a bright bay, stands nearly 1? hands high, has splendid legs, is a sure foal getter and gets them good, some of his'progeny having already been sold at high prices in Victoria. He shows all the points of a thorough Clydesdale, Terms :•— L 4, groom's fee, ss, and paddocking if required at 2s per week. Every care will be taken of mares, but no responsibility. JAMES B, MITCHELL, Manager. Clydevale Station, Sept. 1, 1874. TO TRAVEL FOR THIS SEASON IN THE WAREPA, KAIHIKU, WAIWE&A, POPOTUNOA, TE HOUKA PUERUA, PORT MOLYNEUX,- AND AHURUJI DISTRICTS. THE WELL KNOWN CLYDESDALE: ENTIRE ; : "..';;;G; ; ;a a r .l iEr^i o : . "D .^ Lprid^aisley, put pf the imperted mare r*-*: v Blanche, ewned by Mr Jehn Barr, pf Balclatha'. ', ; This hprsa is eight years eld, stands 174 hw is high, has plenty of hair, with gr.od,bbne and fine action. J:di Cha&£et is a bright bay, and has thrown spmerno.B^-valuable stock in -the Clutha and Mataura 1 distrote/* l - f .- <^ .*~ ; Terms, £3 and guarantee as per agreement j Groom's fee, ss. '"'"". ' " '' * A. CHIBNSIDE.