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North Otago Times, Volume XXXIV, Issue 6953, 31 January 1890, Page 1

TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON' la tbe Waitaki North. Papakaio, tValareka, Maheno, and w »iroa Districts, THH THOKOOGHBBFD 8TALL1ON rp A I A P O A, *■ by Tubal Cain out of Aee of Heart*, coming in a direct line from Stock well, who waa the groatoat horae in the known world- For further partioulara aa to pedigree aee oardt. TERMS . . £4 4a A liberal reduction for two or more marea, Payable on the firat of January, 1890. Every car* taken of mares, but no responsibility. For further particulars applv to JOxIN HENDERSON, Glencoe Hotel, Waitaki North. N.B.— Caatratiou done. Guarantee given if required <■

All mare* sold or exchanged; aervice to be paid for immediately chaugo of owntr takes plftce ! ___ TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON. In tbe Otopopo and aurrounding Diatricta, THE THOKOUGHBKliD «TaLLION DIG B Y GRAND, Siro Traouoer, dam A rial, imported from England by the Middle Park Stud Company.

DIGUY GRAND b" a bay horae, atanding 16£ handa high, ami ooinbinot tome of the best blood in the colony* For full particulars a* to Pedigree see O*tdn. Terms— L2 at thn end of tbe season and L2 when marea prove in foal. Fvury cart taken of ma ret, but no responsibility. D. HENDERSON ei-23 Otepopo.

TO TRAVEL IN THE. OAMARU, OTEPOPO, INCH-.LME AND PAPAKAIO DISTRICTS The Thoroughbred Coaching stallion, yOUMG HIGH FLY U R, 8ire Highflyer (imp;), dam K e, by Don Giovanni.

Perms, L4. Guarantee at per arrangement. Groom's fee, 5*, payable at service. All care taken, but no retponaib Itty. For pedigree ao* Caida. ANDERSON AND itfUXDOOH, Froprietort, Windmill, Oamaru THE WELL KNOWN CLYDESDALE STALLION, LORD HADDO will travel chis Season in the Awamoko, Ngapara, Maerewhenua, and Duntroon Districts. Terms, L4 4*. Groom's Fee, 5*. A. BALFOUK, sr23 Ngapara. WILL TRAVEL THIS 8SA8ON In the Otiakei Kurow.and Hakateramea Districts, The Clydesdale Stallion pONNY SCOTLAND.

Bonmt gooTLAND (45, New Zealand Ptud Book) is a dark brown, risiug eight venrs old, stands 17 hands, with good bone aud subiitnnoe, fplendid temper, good actiou, and very qpiet. Bonny Fcotland ia by Mr w alter Soott, imported from Scotland by James Walls, £itq., Kaiapoi. Sir Walter Scott, aa a two-year-old, gained the premium' given by tho Ltnarkahire Farmers' Society at Hamilton ; when three yeara old, ho gained the Selkirk Fartnera' .^ociety premium and a silver medal, againat 60 hoises ahown, and the a; me year he gained a prize at the Highland Sooiety'a Show, Kel»o, Scotland. Sir Walter Scott's dam, Jane, has Kined tbe first premium wherever abe ha« en shown. Sir Walter Bcott ia by Young Campaie, who won tbe Glasgow premium for two years iu suooeation ; also at Perth, and afterwards realised a very high price, aud wat exported to Auatria. Bonny Scotland'a dam, Bonny, it a flrtc-chtt brood mate, is by Sir Colin Campbell, bred by Jamei Walls, Esq., Kaiapoi Island, and has won five firtt prises, air ColiA'adam, Soot'and'a Pride, imported from Scotland by j. H. Lee, Esq., The Warren, Oxford. Scotland's Piide gained tbe premium of the Highland Soo'ety 'a Show when three yeara old ; ahe hai alao gained nve firat prizea in Canterbury, New Zealand. Hir Colin Campbell in by the Champion horae King Fergua, imported from Scotland. Bonny Scotland ia full brother to Haldernena, who, as a yearling, was sold for 200 guineas.

TERMS : £4, payable on January 20. 1890 . Groom's fee, 5a. •ALEX. BALFOUR, Qwnpr, TO THAVBL THIS "KA.HOJS, In the Awamoko, Duntroon, Otiake, Kurow, and Hakateramea Diatriots, The Famous Clydesdale Stallion, RANTIN ROBIN, by Young Prinoe of Wales. Terms -L3 10*; Groftna's ton, 5«, payable at first service. Guarantees as per agreement. For further particular* apply to JOHN FKIOKEF. Proprietor, Awamoko ; Or to the Groom in oturgo.

TO 'illAVEL IN THE W AIARBKA AND SURROUNDING DISTRJOTS, The Pure Clydesdale St» r '• TVTO 8URBEl«cFR

No SoKRiVDia wat bred by Mr Thomas Me3, InoboUne, and waa puronaaed aa a fool by th > preaent owner at a very high figure He Is out of that fcr**t brood mare fanners' Latt (the dam of Spnugnmnk, that was a champion hone at Oamaru when on.jr two yeart old, Kingct the Ring, and tht most promising of colts Th* Farmera* Lad) Farmers' Last was by Muk Ud, imported by David Nesbitt Thit famous sire took many first prizes in Melbourne, and was sold to Mr Town, of N.8.W. for 1176 guinea*. « No SvKBiirDlB'a sire was that great horse King ox the Vanquishers, bred by Messrs Flemwg and Hetttey, ou ot that well-known brooa mare Mitt M'Cormiok, now the property of Robert Jackson, Esq., of Cave Yniley ; she was alto the dam of N' aggie M'Cormiok, whioh almost took the champion from Heather Bel' when only a yearling. No Surrender was placed ird as n yearling t Oamaru and Dunedin ihows, but in 1885 as a two year old he completely turned the tablet on hi* former competitor, and took first at Oamaru and firtt at Dunedin In 1886 he took first prize at Oamaru and flrtt at Dunedin at a threo-year-old. fa 1886 the owner terved 12 of bis own maret with No Surrender, and 11 have proved to be in foal. lie it of great quality and full of aubatanoe, with plenty of bone and hair. Maret from a distance would receive attention at atation. and tix weeks' paddook accommodation provided free of cost.

Term*, 5 guineas j groom's fet, 6s, payable at tal " nl " HBn&T MITCHELL ParkaideOwa TO STAND THIS SEASON At Boundary Greek aad Tr*vel in the Oam aru and Surrounding Districts, The Imported Purebred Oiydesdal StaUion, 1 O R D &ORNB For pedigree see cards. Ttrmt : L3 at tht end of the Mason, and L3 whtn maret are provedto bt ifl foaL Ckoom'i Fee 6t, payaUt at firtt serviot. All demands payabla to the Groom at the end of tha season. „ ... Good grass paddocks fret for oa* month after that & per wMkwUlbtfrbargod. AU oar* but ItotMMtt, Bomadary Oraak