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North Otago Times, Volume XI, Issue 349, 25 September 1868, Page 4

For Sale.

Tjl O R SALE. THE CLYDESDALE HORSES, "VALIANT" AND "PRINCE REGENT." Valiant, out of an Imported Clydesdale Marc. His sire, the late famono Clydesdale Horse " Piinco Royal." He is doulo, Iraoinble, and staunch in collar. Ago, rieing 6 years ; color, chestnut. Pkih-ce Regent, out of " Golclendrop ;" her dam and sire same as the horse " Valiant." His sire was the late horse " Rob Hoy," so well-known in tho Oamaru and Waitaki Districts. His ago, rising 4 years. Color, dark bay; black poiuts. True to collar !

Also, THE TIMOR PONY, "CHEVY CHASE." The above horses can bo seen at tho Station. Particulars can be given by Mr J. T. Richauds, Livery Stables, Oamaru. The above, if not sold before the 10th October, WILL TRAVEL THE DISTRICTS FOR THE SEASON. THOMAS FERENS. Stotfold, 31st August, 186S.

Tj! O R SALE. Tho well-known Entire Horse, "BLACK PRINCE." He has proved himscl f a sure foal-getter, and is well-known in the district for his docile temper and staunchness in collar. For further particulars, apply to the owners, BUNT BROS.; or, PAGE & STIDOLPH, Oamaru Chambers, Oamaru, 7th Sept. IS68.

TJ1 O R SALE. SEVEN QUIET DAIRY COWS. Apply to GEORGE SUMPTER, Commission Agent. Stud Notices.

fllO STAND THIS SEASON, xVT WINDERMERE, KAKANUI, The Thoroughbred Stallion, LEOTARD, Seven years old ; bred by Mr Gray.

Got by Teddington, dam Kitty-cut-a-dash, by Picton-Eel out of Glance, by Waty Pope. Globe by Quiz j Palefaee by Young Woodpecker ; Platina (sister to Silver) by Mercury; Herod- Y-Hag by Skim ; Hag by Ci ab ; Ebony by Childers. Piefon-Eel by Picton-Eel, by Langai 5 Cuirass by Oisoan; Castanea (sisicr to Skim) by Gohanna; Grey Skini by Woodpecker; Silver's dam by Herod-Y-Hag. Ptcion by Smolensko, out of a mare by Dick Andrews ; Eleanor by Whiskey ; Y- Giantess by Diorned ; Giantess by Matrhem. — Vide Stud Book. TlEMS: £5 5s. for each Mare ; to be paid before removal. F. FULTON. Windcrmero, 4tli Sept., 1868.

mi-IE SPLENDID CLYDESDALE HORSE SHAMROCK, Will Stand this Season at WINDERMERE, KAKANUI. Shamrock is 4 years old, and is out of an imported Marc, Grey Darling by Blackleg — the celebrated Draught Horse that has taken so many piizes both at Home and in Victoria. SHAiiHOOK takes after his sire, and i3 an iron grey, of great beauty, bone aud power. T e k ar s : £5 5s. for each Mare. F. FULTON. Windermere, 4th Sept., 1868.

TO STAND THIS SEASON, AT BENMORE STATION, The Imported Draught Horse, CHAMPION. Terms ... ... £4 for each Mare. Every cai'O taken of Mares, but no responsibility incurred. CAMPBELL & LOW.

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