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Dunstan Times, Issue 1802, 18 December 1896, Page 2

The Celebrated Carriage Stallion Will stand at Blacks Hot 1. Opliir, and travel the Ha Valley, Matakanui, and Surrounding Districts, Pride is by England Still, out of Morris Dancer, bred by Mr Miller, of Glenore. Terms :—LI 10s f■ r season, or L2 10s when mare provi s in foal ; Groom's fee,ss, All ca>e taken, but no responsibility. For full particular apply to J. W. M'INTOSH, Pmpriet r, Blacks Hotel, Ophir. To staDtl atCHESTE-RMAiNS,MatabaDui,ard travel the LaUDBR ana surrounding distiict; The purebred Clydesdale Entire Colt (RiS'ng 3 years), Sire—Duncan Giiiies (imported). Dam— Mess Rosa fcy Lord Salisbury (imp.). TASM>N bas been exhibited five times, gaining four first and cne second prize at the following shtwa : Dunedm, Bluetkia, and Pulmerston. His dam, Mess Rose, is a noted P"= e " t*ker, httviDg taken first piiza (dry mure) at the Dunedin Exhibition Show ; champion mare three years in succession at Palmerston ; four years at Blusfekia ; and champion at the Taieri in 1892. Terms :—£3 ;£1 JOs on February Ist, 1897, and the balance (LI 10s) when mare proves in foel. Groom's fee ss, payable at first service. Also to stand at Chsstermains, MatakanuL the Thoroughbred Trotting Suldon Rising 4 years. By Trump Ca*d, by Tiaductr; dam, Flora, by Talisman, Paddocks provided for mares, first month free, after which Is 6d per week will be charged. All care taken but no responsibility. For further particulars see cards or apply to VV WILLIAM BROWN, Manager, Chestermains, Matakanui; Or K NAY LOR, Piopiietcr, Clyde. To travel inthe Cromwklli and Hawea Flat Districts, The Purebred Clydesdale Entire Colt Rising Miree j ears old. Sire,' Lion King ; dam, Kate. For further particulars cee cards or aPi ' lyt ° JAMES WALKER, Groom in Cliaige ; Or BENJAMIN NAYLOR, Proprietor, Clyd* 1 ,

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