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North Otago Times, Volume XXXIV, Issue 6952, 30 January 1890, Page 1

TO fHAVRG THIS SEASOV Iq tho Waitaki North. Papakaio, Waiureka, Maheno, find w »iroa Distriots. THB THOROUGHBRED STALLION HP A I \ p 0 A, -R by Tub*] Cain out of Aoe of Hearts, coming in a direct Hue from Stocicwell, who wai tbe greatest bone in the known world- ifot further particulars as to pedigree ice oArd«. TEAMS • . £4 4» A liberal reduction he two or more uurea, Payable on tbe flr»t of January, 1890. Every car* taken of mares, but no retpontU bility. For further particular! apply to JOHN HENDERSON, Olenooe Hotel, Wwtaki North. N.B.— Ottitraiion done, Guarantee given if required A]] mare* told or exchanged ; •ervico to be paid for immediately change of owntr take* placo^ TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON, In the Otepopo and turrounding Districti, THE TUOKOUGHBRED STALLION Dl 0 H Y (4 It A N D, Sire Trauucer, dum Ag'ai, imported from England by the Middle Park Htud Company, DIG BY GRAND w a b»y hone, ttanding 10.} hando high, anu oombinra some of the beit blood in the oolony. For full partioulan aa to Pedigree see (Wd». Term*— L2 at th« end of the teaion and L 2 when marei prove in foal. If very caio takeu of oca.'ai, but no reiponniUUty. D. HENDERSON sr23 Otepopo TO TRAVEL IN THE. OAMARU, OTEPOPO, INCH«»LME AND PAPA KA tO DISTRICT*. The Thoroughbred Coaching stallion, yOUSG HIGHFLYER, Sire Highflyer (imp;), dun X o, % Don Giovanni, I'ertuA, L 4. Guarantee u per arrangement. Groom's fee, 5), payable at service. All cAto takeu , but no retponsib hty. For pedigree mw Cards. ANDERSON AND MURDOCH, , Proprietors, Windmill, Oamaru I

THE WELL KNOWN CLYDESDALE STALLION, lOKI> HADDO J will travel thi» Season in the Awamoko, Ngapara, Maerewheuua, and Duatroou Dm tnctn. Term*. L 4 4s. Groom's Fee, f>w. A. BALFOUK, sr23 Ngapma. WILL TEAViJL THM SKASON In the Otiakfi Kurow,and Hakateramea i Dittriotv, The Oljrdeidale Stallion TTLONNY SCOTLAND. Bonny Pcotiand (45, New Zealand Hu'l Book) im a dark brown, ri«iop eight yenrs old, stands 17 hands, with good boae and kubntimco, vpleodid temper, good action, nod very qviet. Boquv Hcotlnod i» by Walter Scott, imported from Scotland by Jnineii Walls, Esq., Kaiapoi. Sir Walter Scott, an a two-year-old, gaiucd the premium' given by the Lanarkshire Farmers' Society at Hamilton ; when thruo yearn old, he gained the Selkirk Farmer*' Society premium and a silver medal, axainit 60 horse* shown, »ud the if me year he gained a prize at the Highland Society's Show, Kelto, Scotland. Sir Walter Scott's dam, June, hnx gained the first premium wherever she hat been shown. Sir Walter. Scott is by Young Campsie, who won the Glasgow piemium for two years in succession ; also at Perth, and afterwards realUed a very high price, and was exported to Austria. Bonny Scotland's dam, Bonny, is a firsc-clus brood mare, is by Sir Colin Campbell, bred by James Walls, Esq., Kaiapoi Island, and has won five fint prizes, bir Oolk'sdam, Soofand's Pride, imported from Scotland by J. H. Lee, Esq., The Warren, Oxford< Scotland's Pi ide gained the premium of the Highland Soo.' sty's Show when three years old ; she hai also gained five tint prizes in Canterbury, New Zealand, fir Colin Campbell is by the Champion horse King Fergus* imported from Scotland. Bonny Scotland is full brother to Halderness, who, as a yearling, was sold for 200 guineas.

TERMS : SA, payable on January 20. 1800 . Groom's fee, ss. 'ALEX/BALFOUIt,

TO TKAVEL THIS wKAHOJS, In the Awamoko, Duutroon, Otiake, Kurow, and Hakatoramea Diitriotii The Famom Olydendale Stallion, RAN TIN ROBIN, by Young Prince of Wales. Term»-L310»; Groom* feo, ss, payablo al flrat uervioe. Guarantees a» per agreement. For furthor particular* apply to JOHN FKIOKBF. Proprietor, Awamoko ; Or to the Groom in charge.

TO 'iKAVEL IN TrTfi -WAIAREKA AND SURROUNDING DISTF Tr TS, The Pure Clydesdale S'allion ]U O SURRENDER,

No SrjßßiVDia was bred by Mr Thoman M*j, Inoholme, and was puronased as a foal bv th ) present owner at a very high figure He it* out of that Kr**t brood mare farmers' Lass (thr dam of SpiiuKmnk, that was a champion hon* at Oamaru when on.y two years old, King ci the Ring, and the most promising of colts The Farmers* Lad) Farmers' Lass was by Muir Lad, imported by David Nesbitt This fumou* sire took many first prises in Melbourne, ana was sold to Mr Town, of N.S.W. for 1175 guinea*. No Scmindeh'b sire was that great horse King ox the Vanquishers, bred by Messrs Fleming and HedAey, ou ot that well-known brooa mare Miss M'Oorraiok, now the property of Robert Jackson, Eiq., of Cave Valley ; she was also the dam of Magirie M'Oormiok. which almost took the champion from Heather Bel 1 when only a yearling, No Sur render was plaoed ird aa a yearling t Oamaru and Dunedin ihows, "but in 1885 as a two year old he completely turned the tablet on his former competitors, and took first at Oamaru and first at Dunedin In 1880 he took firtt prize at Oamaru and first at Dunedin as a thwyear-old. f n 1886 the owner served 12 of his own mares with No Surrender, and 11 have proved to be in foal. He is of great quality and full of substance, with plenty of bone and hair. Mares from a distance would receive attention at station, and six weeks' paddock aooommodation provided free of oost. Terms, 5 guineas ; {room's fee, ss, payabl* at first servioe HBNRY MITCHELL ParksldeOwa TO STAND THIS SEASON At Boundary Creek and Travel iv tho Oam aru and Surrouading Districts, The Imported Purebred .Olydesdal Stallion, T OBD L O X N E For pedigree sea cards. Terms : L 3 at th* end of th* season, and L 3 when mares are proved to be in foal. Groom's Fee 6s, payable at first servioe. All iamands payabl* to the Groom at the end of tbe season. Good grass paddocks (roe for one month after that 2s psr wtek will b* oharged. All oar* but no responsibility^ MORGAN OTIBIBir VWfsisttß* BemaeVy Owsk