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Clutha Leader, Volume XXIV, Issue 1223, 10 December 1897, Page 3

New AdvertisementsTo travel this season in the PUKRUA, GXENOMAKU, CaTMNS, OWAKA, and Clinton Districts, The Purebrud Ciydesdale Stallion Young A r gyle. YOUNG ARGYLE, bred l.y Messrs Flack Broa. of Kaiapoi. Sire, Stranreagh Dim, Bonnie. Young Argyle, is a bright bay horse, four years old, stands 16| hands his-h, has plenty of bone and hair, and is the real cut of a Clydesdale. Stranreagh, sire of Young Argyle, is by Argyle. Argyle's sire Banker imported, Stranreagh's dam, Joan of Arc, is by Black Leg, her grand sire, Mr William Boag's imported Major. YOUNG ARGYLE'S dam, Bonnie, by Sir Colin Campbell, imported, dam by Napoleon, out of a Tasmanian mare. The above Pedigree will show that YOUNG ARGYLE comes from the beat ptrains of blood ever imported into New Zealand. TERMS: £3. M, CURRAN, Groom in Charge. J. R. RENTON & Co. , 4 Proprietors. Will Stand at WAIPAHI and Travel the Surrounding Districts, The Clydesdale Stallion Scottish Chief. SCOTTISH CHIEF is a dark brown ; stands 16^ hands hi^h, and was bred by Mr D. McGregor, Ounmru Sire, Pride of Scotland (imported). Dam, Young Madam, by Young Vanquisher. Scottish Chief, when a 2-year-old was sold for 200 guineas. Terms as per agreement. JOSEPH TURNBULL, 11 Proprietor, Waipahi. To Travel the CLUTHA AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS The Imported Clydesdale Stallion Stanrigg Duke. STANBIGO- DUKE is a rich bay with black points, 1G bands 3 inches high, was foaled in 1881), and bred by Messrs William Black & Sons, Stanrigg, Airdrie, Scotland, and imported by Austin and Davidson, Temuka, in 1895. Sire, Young Duke of Hamilton (4122), by Duke of Hamilton (2074), by Prince of Wales f 073). Dam, Tibby (1016) by Prince Charlie (629). Grand-dam, a brown mare bred by John Millar, Leven, Gourock, and got by Captain (121). STANBIGG DUKE was got by Young Duke of Hamilton (4122), the Glasgow Premium Horse in 1887. His sire was Duke of Hamilton, so well-known as the 1000 guinea colt, which the late Mr Waddell of Inch, purchased at the Merryton Sale in 1878. Judy, the clam of Young Duke of Hamilton, gained first prize as a Brood Mare at Mkl-Calder Show in ISBO, and also obtained many honours before becoming the property of the late Mr Waddell, of Inch. Judy was sired by Mr Pollock's well-known bleeding horse Young Lord Lyon (994). Young liosie, the dam of Duke of Hamilton, was got by Young Sir Walter Scott (1031), and her dam was Drew's Old Bosie (85), by Lochfergus Champion (449). Tibby, the dam of Stanrigg Duke, is a Superior Brood Mare, got by M'Kean's noted Breeding Stallion Prince Charlie (029) a grandson of theldistinguished Breeding Stallioa LocMergus Champion (449). Prince Charlie won the Ardrossan and Salcoats Premium in 1873. and his dam was got by the famous Old Victor (892), the. winner of the 2nd prize at the H. and A. Society's Show in 1864, besides numerous district premiums. Captain (121), the sire of the grand-dam of Stanrigg Dukp, was bred by the late George Scott, of Barr, Largs ; got by famous Old Campie (119), the winner of the first prize and Gold Medal at the H. and A. S. Show at Kelso in 1863, also several other district premiums. Captain's dam was the famous old mare Jess, got by old Clyde (574), the grand-sire of General (322), the sire of the marvellous stock horse Prince of Wales (673) of world-wide fame. From his grand breeding on both sides and his excellent qualities, Stanrigg Duke cannot fail to render himself a valuable acquisition to breeders of first class stock,being descended from the best blood in Scotland on both sides.his stock as geldings selling in Scotland at two-year-old for GO guineas and upwards, also in New Zealand 40 'guineas being offered and refused for some of his one-year-old fillies. TEEMS: L 4 full guarantee, allowance for two or more mares; all mares sold or exchanged after first service held to be in foal. Paddock for mares coming from a distance. All care but no responsibility. T. LOCHHEAD, Proprietor, Te Houka. JJREAD ! BREAD ! BREAD ! A. H. HUTTON, Baker & Confectioner (Late ofJDunedin.) Having bought the premises of Mr David Wood hopes by keeping a first class article to merit a share of public patronage, j Smallfgoods always on hand. A trial solicited. 340 O T I C E. W. BURLEY, Furnishing Undertaker, Has removed to new house opposite the traffic bridge, just below Thomson's warehouse 325