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North Otago Times, Volume XXIII, Issue 1170, 12 January 1876, Page 1

Stud Notices.

TO THAVRL THIS SEASON IN THE HAMPDEN AND OrEPOr DISTRICTS, rTtfiU Ture-bred Clydesdale Entirv. YOUNG EMPEROR. Young Emperor, bred by Robert Muii, E«q., North Taieri; foaled December 2nfl 1872, got by the celebrated horee Emperor bred bj W. H. Valpy, Esq., out of Maggs Lautler, bred by John Barr, Esq. Emperor was got by Napoleon, imported, out of Nancy, imported, bred by Mr Findlay, Eastrrhiil, by Bailieston, Glasgow. Maggie Lauder was got by the celebrated horse Prince Clmrlie, id) ported to Melbourne by Messrs J. and M. M'lntosh, out of Blanche, Imported by D. NrabiC, Esq. Nuney, own sister to Young Emperor, took First Prize «t the West Tnieri Show, 1874. "Soung Emperor is dark brown horse, shtiids 16 hands high. He was exhibited at the Tuieri Show in 1873 and 1874, and was both times a ptize- taker. Mnggy Lituder, his dum, hus been the winner of 18 prizes, 9 of them being first prizes in Otago. TebmS '.. £4. Groomage, 5?, poyable at time of Service. Mare's Fees payable to the Groom before 1st February, 1876. JOHN MURCHISON, se 25 Proprietor.

rilHW Imported Clydesdale liorse ■*- GLEN E>K Will Travel this Season in the OAMARU and SURROUNDING DlSfRICTS. Terms £4. 4s. GEORGE AIKENHEAU.

riMIE Pure Bred Clydesdale Horse HODKUIOK DHU "Will serre Mares during the Season, as follows : — At Moerafci Station, Hampden : Every alternate Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, beginning ou Wednesday, the 20ih October. At Ardgowun Station : Every alternate Wednesday, beginning on Wednesday, the 20l h October. j At Totara Station : The remainder of the time. Terms ... ... ... £5 5s. ROBKRT xM'AULY. Totara, 7th October, 1875. or 12 - - I

nnHK Clydesdale Entire Horse - 1 - PRINCK IMPKKIAU The property of THOS. Mbb, Otepopo, will trurel this Season iu the Oainaru and Surrounding Districts. Peince Impebial is of great bone nnd substance ; stands 17 hands j aud bus proved himself a sure foal-getter. Terms: £4. Payable on or before the lat of February, 1876. Groom's fee, 5s., payable at time of service. All demands payable to the Groom. Three weeks free grn& given at Kakanui Hotel and Otepopo, after which 3s per week will be charged. All care taken, but no responsibility. Ofcepopo, Oct. 2, 1875. or 2

HMO STAND THIS StfASON, -*- Ar BOBNBANK, HBAB OAMlBfJ, The pure Clydesdale Stullion DUKli OF tJUCCLKUCH. Sir, Lofty ; dam, Couuteis — both imported from Scotland. This hor«e is considered by good judges to ' be one of the Tory best of thid celebrated bieed erer bred or exhibited in Scotland or the Golonie*. Mares krpt for six weeks f i e» of charge ; after tliat 3a per week will be charged. All care taken, but no responsibility. Tbums : £5 5s. Pajable on the 1st of February, 1876. or 5 JOHN DOXALDSOX.

rnHE Pure- Bred Clydesdale Stallion 1 COME T. The property of Jumes Gemmell, Kakanui, Will Travel in the KAKANUI AND MOEBAKE DISTRICTS. COMET ii out of the imported mire Jean. Jean was bred by Alexander Galbraith, Croycuiiniiighiiin, Kilt-mru, a noted breeder ttnd pi ize taker. Jean's dam was the famous mare Jets, who gained six first prizes out of seven competitions. Jean also gained six Brat und second prizes before leaving Scotland, and seventeen first and *econd pi izcs nince corning to tlii* oountrj. Jean's dire whs the celebrated liorae Justice ; grandiire, Mr Clarke's Prince Albert, who gained the Highland Society's second prize at Glasgow in 1850 ; first at Brecliin in* 1851 ; and first at Hamilton in 1852 ; g.K- •»»« Clyde, allowed to be the best horse in BtiUin in his dajl Comet's sire is the celebrated hofse Maiquis. ' Marquis was bred by John Uiown, Esq., Preston Hall, Heidelberg, and is allowed " by competent judges to be the best horse ever bred in Victoria. Marquis has gained the ft Ho wing prizes : — When one'year old, two first prizes ; at two /ears old, three first.; wlien three yours old, six first and two second, showing ugaiutt imported horse* ; vrheu four year* old, snowing against all coiners, four first and one second ; and three days before being shipped he carried off the first prize at the Q-rand National Show at Greelong, orer twelve com* petitors. In OUgo he has gained four first prizes and six second. Marquis is by Prince Charlie, out of Mr Brown's celebrated mar* Old Jean. , Old Jean gained thirteen first prizes, and never was beaten in her da/. Comet is of a rich browu color, stands 17 hands high, is of great strength, compact'/ built, and of very superior action. He has proved himeelf ,a sure foul getter. Comet vita first shown as a two-year old at the Taieri Show, when he got first prize. He was next shown as a three-year old, against all cl&iaes,, when, be took second prize. \Vhtn four years old,, at Tokomairiro, took aacond prise, his sire being first." . Tnui, L4; GrxooiiAai, 5s. Aad all demand* payable to tha Groom on or , - before tha 1st February, 1576, when th* "* season ends. "' OuajwitaM as per.agresmtnt. . Good.aad^Mcure Paddooks provided, b«t no Mjipo»eibilii3i^s6d» w«s> w»U b* ckargtd for grass, aft«r liao nofiet^to n>iar« nutfw ii ■■TIVSO*-^^ - _, t Xaka»ui,0eUb#rl l li7»> . a«|