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North Otago Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 6515, 5 December 1887, Page 4

Tho Parc-bred Clydesdale Stallion AW A M O A will Borvo a liratced Dumber of Mares (his seaaon at Awamoa, Oaraarn. AWAMOA ia a beautiful bright b irso, of groat aymtnetry, standing 16 h&nda hos. Was bred by the Hon. Mathovr Holtqea, and is by that" celebrated horse Yoang Banker (1), dam Lena Brown (11) N.Z.5.8.; sire Luck's All (510), chnmpion horse of Scotland, by Prince of Wales (673) ; dam Kate, by 'Gleniffer (360)* Lena Bton;n's dam, Jessie Brown (10). imported from Scotland, by Old Times (57?), dam by Loch Fergus Champion (449). From the above it will bo seen that Awamoa combines some of the best strains of Clydesdale blood in the -world. Awamo* has taken first prize aa a yearling lat Oamaru, Timars, Chrisfcchnrcb, and Dunedin, first as a two-year-old at Dunedin, and first as a three-year-old at Oamaru in 1884 ; also gaining the Champion Prize as the best entire horse on the ground. Good paddocking for mares. All care will be taken, but no responsibility . Terms : Four guineas each mare, with full guarantee. sr3o M. HOLMES. THE PUREBRED CLYDESDALE COLT, IrIARMERS' LAD Will travel tho Ofimaru and surrounding Districts, , FARMERS' LAD ia by Young Bunker, out of Farmers' Lass. For further particulars as to Pedigree, etc., See Cards, TERMS— L 2 10s at tho end of seasom, and L 2 10a when mare proves in foal. Groom's fee, ss, payable at first service. Paddocks provided for mares from a distance at 2s 6d por'week. All care taken, but no responsibility, ' THOS. MEE, SpringbinK, Maheno, Owner, TO TRAVEL IN THE NGAPARA, AWAJMOKO, -AND DUNTROON DI«TRIOTS, Tha Clydesdale Entire Horso, LOR D IDDESLEIGH. For full Particulars and Pedigree see Cards. Tebms : L 2 10s at end of season, and L 2 10b | when maro proves in foal. Groom's Fee, ss, payable at firat service. All Mares sold or exchanged, owners at time of service will be held responsible for all fees. All care taken, but no responsibility. THOMAS MEE, j oi3 Spriogbank, Maheno, Owner. ' ! To Travel in the DUNTROON, OTIAKE, KTJROW, AND HAKATERAMEA DISTRICTS, The Purebred Clydesdale .Entire IY/T AltQl/lS OF FIFE. Mabqttis or Fife, 4 years 1 , is an extraordinary well bred horso, of a rich bay color, with black points. In short, this is the coming sire of Now Zealand. The Marquis was bred by Edward Menlove, Esq , Windsor Park, who refuged 100 guineas for him when only 4 months old. He is by Prince Victor (118), imported, g sire eld Pjinoe of Wales. - " ~ Maequis OF Fifs'h dam was the famous prize Banker filly Maggie Lauder II (106), purchased by Edward Menlove, Esq., at Messrs Fleming and Hedley's sale, for 185 guineas, and waß believed to be tlie best fllly of tho year. Her victories in the show ring at Oamaru, Timaru, nnd Chriatclmrcli, are all well known ; dam Maggie Lauder, imported from Victoria, by Mr George Aikenhea'd, by LordLyon, imported. This famous brood maro waa about as pojSUlar here as the other Maggie Lauder of Piper notoriety, and the couplet by Semple, beginning with "Wha wadna be in love wi' bonnie Maggie L&udor," ia about equally applicable to both. Brooders will now soo at a glance that this ' ■colt ia bound to be a famous sire, as he combines all the best blood in the world. Terms, L 4 4s j Groom's Fee, sa, payable service. M'CONE BROS., orlO Owners^ To Travel in the KAKANUI, OTEPOPO, AND HAMPDEN DISTRICTS, TKo Pure Clydesdale Colt GAL&AAT AAD, Sire Wait-ft-Wee, dam Blossom, < Terms : £2, payable at end of season, and L 2 j when Mare proves in foal : Groom's fee, ss, All 1 demandi piyable to the groom. Good paddock for mares. All caro taken, - I but no responsibility. For further particulars see cards. THOS. STEVENSON, orlO ■ Windermere. GRATIS jrU-^—CUMiTUBTING, B f?~P S' B IX/OOA. (lKlBA«_I?Aa_) BY % Thoro_«» Knowledge of the natural laws whfon govern the operation* oi digestion anii nutrition, and by % o»refoJ application of the fine propert&i of w>U> eelaoted 0000 a, Mr Eppa has provided ton breakfast tables with ft delicately -flavored beverage which may s»Ve cs many bevvy doctors' bills, - It is by the judlolons u_e oi auoh axtioles. of diet, that » constitution may be gradually built up until etronf enough to resist ev«ry tendency to dlaeaae Hundreds of subtle maladies are floating around üb, readyto attaok wherever there; & weak point, We taty esoa-pe mway a fata) shaft by keeping ourselvei well fortified with puro blood And a properly nourished nine, — See artiole in the Civil vioa Gaxotte, Made limply with boiling water or milk Sold in Jib piokcto by Grocers, label'ei* thtft:— JAMES KPP3 A OO HOMOBOPATHIO OKKKXK-f IiOKDON, V\tf f V HP. •