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Oamaru Mail, Volume X, Issue 3434, 2 January 1886, Page 4

BTUD NOTICES The Pnre-lred Clydesdale Stallion W A M O A . tyill serve a limited number of mares this season at Awsmoa, < amaru. AWAMOA i* a beautiful bri Jit bay horse, of great symmetry, standing 16 hards 3 inches. Was bred by the Hon. Matthew Holmes, *nd is by that celegrated horse I Youcg Banker (1). dam Lena Brown (11) •,Z.i>. H.; sire Luck's All (510), ohami.iou horao of Scotland, by Prince of Wales (673); dam Kate, by Gleniffer (360). Lena Biown's dam, Jessie Brown (10), imported from s .Scotland, hy Old Times (579), dam by Uoh t Fergus Champion (449). * From the above it will be seen that Awa- t moa combines tome of the best strains of i Clydesdale blood in the world. Awamoa has taken first prize aa a yearling at Uamaru, Timaru, Chr.atuhurch, and Dun- 1 edin, first as a two year-old at Dunedin, ' and first as a three-year-old at Oatnaru i last year; also gainiDg the Champion Prii » ' as the best entire horse on the ground. i Good paddockiug for mares. Terms: fcix guineas each mare, with full J , guarantee, : 613 M. HOLMES. The Pure-bred Imported Clydesdale Stallion GLASGOW Will stand at Bnrnbaak, Oamara, for the coming season. Glasgow is a dark dappled bay, rising 7 years old, stands 17 hands high, was bred by MrL. Drew, and purchased by Mr D. Riddell, Blackball, and got by that well-known stallion Darnley (222), bred by Sir William property of Mr. David RiddelL Pauley; sire. Conqueror (199); dam, Peggy, oy Samson, alias Logan's twin (741). Darnley won 2nd Prize at the Highland Sooietye the Glasgow Agricultural Soolety in 1876 and 1877; Ist prize at the Highland Society's Show at Edinburgh in 1877; and Champion Cup at the Highland and Agricultural Society's' Show at Dumfries in 1878. Darnley was the sire of most of the Ist Prize winners at the Glasgow Show last summer, also at the Highland Sooiety s Show, and of the mare that won the Cup at the Royal Sooiety's Shows at Carlyle, Kelso, and Glasgow; also of the Ist Three-year-old Stallion and of the Ist Two-year-old Stallion. Glasgow's dam, Prinoess (185), brown, foaled in May, 1870, bred by Mr. James N. Fleming, Knookdon, Maybole, Ayrshire, property of Mr. James Johnstone Loohhnrnle, Maryhill, Glasgow ; sire, Prince of Wales (673); dam Young Rosie (67), by Prinoe of Wales (669): gr. dam, Koeie, by Farmers' Glory (Hendries'). Princess gained Ist prize at the Highland and Agricultural Society's Show at Perth in 1871. Sanquhar, a son of Darnley, took Ist prize as a four-year-old at the Highland Sooiety's Show at Stirling in 1881. The Macgregor, half brother to Glasgow, and a ■on of Darnley, was Ist at the Highland Sooiety's Show held at Glasgow In 1882. Louisa, a daughter of Darnley, according to the Glasgow Herald, "has a long roll of honors, and '' won the red ticket" at the Society's Show of the same year. TWb i year Darnley took the Family Prize at the Glasgow Show, for the best Five 2-year-old Colts and Fillies. Terms ... Five Guineas. Payable on or beta k 1886. 3 Good paddocks provided free of oharge t for four weeks ; after that 2s 61 per week i will be charged. JOHN DONALDSON. 375 Proprietor. I The Imported Clydesdale Stallion O*7NG BANKER Will stand at Bnrnbank, Oamaru, for the coming season. Txbms _ / ... LlO 10s Each mare, to be paid for before removal. Good paddocks provided free of charge for four weeks ; after that time 2s 6d per week ' will be oharged. All care taken, but no responsibility. For Pedigree and particulars see card*. JOHN DONALDSON, 376 Proprietor, Bnrnbank. To Travel this Season in the MAHENO, KAKANUI, OTEPOPO, AND HAMPDKN DISTRICTS. The Thoroughbred Stallion ITARM I O N . 1 MARMION is by Panio (imported), dam I Barbelle. Moody, a son of Marmion, is the winner of the Grand National at Timaru, ' 1884. Victor and Marmion, who have both distinguished themselves, are also sons of | Marmion. For further information see Victorian Stud Book, Vol. 111., page 6. Also see ' Cards. Terms: Season, L 4. Guarantees as per i agreement. Groom's fee, ss. _ Paddocks provided for mares from a disj tanoe one month free, and aft°r that 2s 6d per week. All demands payable to Groom on the ' Ist Febrnary, 1886. For further particulars apply to the ' Groom in oharge. ANDERSON & MURDOCH, ~ 554 Proprietors, Weston. WlLifc. TRAVEL In the Maerewhenna, Duntroon, Kurow, and Awamoko, Districts, THE PORE - BRED CLYDESDALE COLT TORD HADD Lord Haddo was bred by Mr Riohe, Kakanni, near Oamara, and is by the famous, imported sire Young Banker, out of the imported Clydesdale mare Lady Haddo. LADY HADDO, got by Yonng Lord Haddo, brown, foaled 1861, the property of (1) Peter M'Robbie, Snnnyside, Aberdeen, and (2) R. Mowbray, Cambns, Stirling; sire, Lord Haddo, 486 In Stud Book; dam, Fancy, by Undny Star, 888 in Stud Book. LORD HADDO is a rich bay, rising 6 years old, standing now 16*3 hands high, of immense bone and substance, fine temper, and sound constitution. Terms—Five guineas, payable at end of January, 1886. Groom's fee, payable at first servioe, ss. Good Paddock provided for mares free for one month, after tha\ 2s 6d per week. All care taken, but no responsibility. ALEX. BALFOUR, 518 Mansfield. PUBLIC NOTIOES 7E have now received a full assort- ' mant of NEW SEASON'S TEAS, ex Tamsui, from Foo-Chow. They have all / been selected with great cate, and we are , now offering to our numerous Customers and ' the Publio such value aa cannot be exoelled ; by any other house in the trade, both in : China and Indian Teas. , Our specially blended Teas, at from 2s tfl 2s lOd, which have always given such anil ] versal satisfaction, are now blended undef f the personal supervision of our Mr Clarke) who guarantees best value in every lino t Samples on application. A. CLARKE ft CO. | Will be opened in a few days, 5 Crates ff Earthenware, ez Braemar, from Glasgow. To be sold cheap