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Cromwell Argus, Volume XI, Issue 573, 2 November 1880, Page 7

|HE THOROU GHBRED _ ENTIRE HORSE Will serve a limited number of Mares at Kawarau Station at £5 each, and 5s to the groom. A good Paddock will be provided, but no responsibility incurred. Mares left with Mr M'Kenna, Cromwell, on Thursday in each week will be taken to the Station on that day. Season to begin on the 15th October, and to end on the 15th December, at which date all Mares must be removed and paid for. September 28th, 1880. (|I HE THOROUGHBRED ENTIRE ■ HORSE a a H.rr a a Will Travel this Season in the WANAKA & CROMWELL Districts, being at Mrs Norman's (Albert Town) and Mr T. Anderson's {half-way to Cromwell) every alternate week. Haruha is a Bay Horse, stands 154 hands, with great substance and quality, good constitution and temper. Got by Towton—dam Fair Puritan by Oliver Cromwell out of Coronaria {imported), by Sweetmeat out of Jessica, by Launcelot (own brother to Touchstone). Towton (imported), own brother to the Peer and Marchioness, by Melbourne—dam Cinizelli by Touchstone. Haruha is fall brother to Orange Lightning, half-brother to Sinking Fund, Roebuck, Tarnbourini, Atlanta, Papapa, Korari, and Puriri (winner of the Dunedm Derby and Christchurch St. Leger). He was bred by Mr Redwood and sold in 1872 as a yearling for 400 guineas. Good Paddook of 350 acres provided at T. Anderson's Farm, and at Norman's Farm, Mt. Barker—at one shilling per week. ALL CAKE TAKEN, BUT NO RESPONSIBILITY. Terms - - £4. Groom's Fee, ss, payable at first service. TOM BEAUFORT, Proprietor. ~, HE DRAUGHT ENTIRE ■. HORSE YOUNG DAN O'OONNELX. Will visit Cromwell on Tuesday and Wednesday, October 26th and 27th, and November Ist and 2nd, and same days fortnightly afterwards, standing at Grant and MacKellar's stables in Cromwell, Leaving Cromwell, will travel to Luggate and Wanaka, and thence to Grandview, Early arrangements necessary. TO STAND THIS SEASON AT BELLVUE FARM,TARRAS, THE PURE CLYDESDALE STALLION" MARQUIS OF LORNI. Marquis of Lorne, bred by J. F. Kitching, Esq., is a bright bay, rising fotir years old. Sire—Governor, bred by Mr Robert Charters, Moy, East Taieri; his sire is the illustrious stud horse Nimmo's Emperor by Napeleon, imported from Scotland, bred, by Mr Macadam, Kepculloch. Dam—Matty (lately the property of, Mr John Stevenson, East Taieri), by Thane of Clyde, bred by Mr Thomas Young, Renfrewshire, Scotland. Mr Stevenson sold Matty to Mr J. F. Kitching for 200 guineas. Matty's dam, Bell, is out of Duchess, imported from Tasmania. Matty was the winner of two first, three second and two third prizes at Dunedin, Taieri and Tokomairiro, prior to being sold to Mr Kitching. Her dam, Bell, carried off no less thirteen first, seven second and three third Marquis OF Lorne will visit Cromwell on October 12th, and from that time Cromwell and Bannockburn fortnightly. <a--CTA,Tt AIKfrTOBMBBi Given if arranged for, in which case the fee must be paid by the Ist September, 1881. An Experienced Groom in charge of the Horse. TERMS - £4 4s. Groomage fee, ss, payable on the first service. A Paddock of 160 acres for Mares. Every care taken, but no responsibility. Season to end Ist February, 1881, when all fees must be paid or arranged for. WILLIAM BELL, Proprietor. BeUvae, Tarns, October 5, 1880,