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Clutha Leader, Volume XXIV, Issue 1222, 3 December 1897, Page 3

New Advertisements, To travel this s;.no;i tn CLUTH\ AND TOKOMAIRIRO DISTRICTS. The Purebred Clyciesdale Entire Young Extinguisher. Wm. Robinson Proprietor. TERMS, —L 3 when maro proves in foal. One month's grass free iA charge to any mare from a distance. All mar. s sold or exchanged, owners at time of first service held responsible. C. ROBINSON, 10 Groom in charge. To travel this season in the SOUTH MOLYNEUX, PUREKIREKI, OWAKA, AHURIHI, WAREPA, PUERUA, CLINTON, and Surrounding Districts, The Purebred Clydesdale Entire. Vanquisher 3?d. Wm. Robinson Ovvmr. TERMS.— L 3 when mare proves in foal. All mares sold br exchangwd, owners at time of first service held responsible. Groom's fee ss, payable at first service, J. GUN, 10 Groom in charge. To travel this season in the CLUTHA AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS, The Purebred Clydesdale Stallion Stranreagh, STRA NRE AGH, bred Mr W. Swan of Rangiora. Sire, Argyle. Dam, Joan of Arc. STRANREAGH is a. dark brown horse rising eight years old, stands 16 hands 3 inches high, on short, heavy boned legs wiih lots of hair, docile temper, grand action, and of great substance. Argjde, sire of Stranreagh, is by Banker imported. Argylc's, dam Blossom. Sire, Young Hero, is by Hero. STRANREAGH, dam Joan of Arc. Sire, Blackleg, her grandsire William Boag's imported Major ; her grand dam Nora, by Prince Charlie. Nora's dam Diamond, by King Fergus imported. TERMS : £3. All mares sold or exchanged held as in foal. T. BISHOP, Groom in Charge. ' J. R. RENTON &CO., 4 Proprietors. To travel this season in the CLUTHA AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS The Celebrated and Purebred Clydesdale Stallion Royalist. (Bred by J. B. Sutton, Esq., Southland.) S're : G-sire : Hard Times. Extinguisher, G-g-sire • Vanquisher (imp) Dam : Belle by Southorne. G-dam : . * Diamond (imp) by Thumper (imp) ROYALIST gained four first prizes before leaving Southland. His dam, Belle, gained Guthrie's Special Prizi in 1892 for n- are and progeny. His g-dam, Diamond, was never beaten in Southland or T; smania — thus showing thafc Royalist, encircled by such sire.3 and clams, is one of the best horses in New Zealand. ROYALIST ha 3 proved himself a splendid sire in fche Taieri District where he has travelled for the past four seasons. TERMS : £3 10< ; payable £1 at end of season and £2 10s when mare proves iv foal. All mares sold or exchanged held to be as if in f< a l . Groom's fee, 5"?. JAS. WYLIE, Groom in Charge. FRAZER AND HENLEY, 5 Proprietors. . To travel this Season in the TOKOMAIRIRO. CLUTHA, AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. The Thoroughbred Entire Horse Young Cloth of Gold, YOUNG CLOTH OF GOLD is rising 10 years old, an upstanding dark brown horse. Pedigree — Young Cloth of Gold ia by Cloth of Gold— Miss Rowe ; Cloth of Gold by Ravensworth — Sweetbriar ; Ravensworth is by Touchstone — Fair Jean ; Sweetbriar is by Antidote— Moss Rose, thus showing that Young Cloth of Gold ia from the besfc strain. He is acknowledged by some of the mosfc experienced farmers in Milton and surrounding districts, where he travelled some years, that he has left the besfc stock of any horse that bas evei travelled the district. Terms as per arrangement. All mare 3 sold or exchanged after first service held to be in foal atelier's risk. J. J. DUNNE, 9 Proprietor,