AMUSEMENTS.

Oamaru Mail, Volume XLIX, Issue 13908, 8 November 1919, Page 6

AMUSEMENTS.

HAYWARDS-FULLERS' PICTURES, j The storv of to-night's film "In Judg- I ment Of'" shows the hypnotic powers of a young girl who does not realise I her gift until the man she is in love with is in danger of the electric chair, through the crime of another man. Seeing black and convincing evidence piling up* against him in appalling array, she. decided to exert her power to _ the full, and clear his name from the crime. This she does, and also establishes his parentage. which was also under a cloud. A tender love story runs through theplay and the scenes are tense and dramatic in the extreme. On Monday there will be screened •'The Midnight Romance." featuring Anita Stewart, which shows Anita as a summer girl at the seaside, and in a shipwreck. She frustrates the designs of an adventuress by posing as the maid, | at the hotel and eventually she is seen | ip her true character as a princess in I disguise. Setting and photography are 1 magnificent.

To Stand at Mr W. Gardiner's Farm Papakaio, and travel surrounding districts, THE PUREBRED CLYDESDALE STALLION, BLACK DOUGLAS (14599) imported from Scotland. Black Douglas (14599) was bred by David Douglas, Esq., Balcaimey, Ayrshire.

His sire, Revelanta (11876), as a three-vear-oldj won the Glasgow Cawdor Cupj valued at 100 guineas. He ; s proving himself a valuable stua lorse, being one of the five leading lorses whose stock have been prize rinners at the shows throughout Scotand, as shown in the Scottish Farmer Übum for 1911. Revelanta's sire is he world-renowned Baron's Pride 9122). To write any more about this lorse would be a "superfluity, other ;han to say that his work at the stud s unsurpassed at the present day by inv other liorse. His sire is Sir Eveard (5353), also a great breeding lorse. Revelanta's dam is the Jarchioness of Girvan (11806). She s by the 3000-guinea horse, Pnnce if Albion (6178); second dam Bell 1116), by Emperor (277); third dam Douglas' dam, Peggy of Bal:aimey (17560, Vol. 29) is by the thou-sand-guinea horse Montrave Mac SPSS'). She is a grand mare, being possessed of good conformation with he b'est of quality. _ She was a pnze;aker and took at Girvan 3rd as a foal, 2nd as a yearling, and Ist and chamrion as a' two-year-old. As a fourshe got 3rd at Ayr, being leaten by her own daughter, Lady iouglas. Peggy of Balcaimey'e sire Vlontrave 'Mac (9958), won first and ihampion honors at Glasgow when a ;hroe-year-old, and was purchased from lis breeder, Sir John Gilmour, Bart., if Montravo for 1000 guineas. Besides having held some of the best dis;rict premiums, he has been a consistrnt breeder of stock, among which night be mentioned the two champions Sylvander and Nancy Young. His. ure was the well-known Darnley horse McGregor (1487), while his dam was ;he famous champion mare Montrave Vlaud, l»y Prince of Wales (673), and lis grand dam the invincible Moss 3.ose, perhaps the best mare that wae >ver foaled. Black Douglas' grand dam Denbj 15471j Vol. 26), by Prince of Thornlill (8165), is a very big dark brown nare and in her day held her own with ;lie best mares in Ayrshire. G.g-dam S T ell of Balcaimey (10550, Vol. 14), by fpung Farmer (.1880, Vol. 4); she was i big dark colored mare with good :lass of bone and a great mover. I.g.g-dam Fancy -(711, Vol. 4) by SVarrior (902). G.g.g.g-dam Maggie '710) by Camperdown (1603). sth dam Blyth, by Cleeber (152, Vol. 1). 6th lam Molly, by Rambling Rob (1283). Lady Douglas, full sister to Black Douglas, has taken the _ following Drizes:—As a foal, Ist at Girvan, 2nd it Kilmarnock; as a yearling, 4th at Kilmarnock, 4th at Ayr, 4th at Glasgow Summer Show, and Ist and Chamlion at Girvan; as 'a two-year-old 2nd it Kilmarnock, 3rd at Ayr, Ist and ;he Clydesdale Horse Society's medal it Glasgow. A very big price was iffered for her by the Canadian Government, but it "was refused. Her .•earling filly, realised 820 guineas at Lanark sales, Oct., 1918, being top )rice of sale. Black Douglas is a remarkably true ivpe of the Clydesdale, horse and has aken the following prizes: As a foal ie was Ist and champion at Girvan; is a yearling Ist at the Stallion Show, st at Ayr, Ist at Glasgow. 2nd at Kilmarnock, and 2nd at the Hishland society's Show; as a two-year-old, 3rd it Glasgow Stallion Show, 2nd at Kilnarnock, 4th at Highland Society's ?how Stirling, and Ist and cliamlion at Galston; as a three-year-old, ie was 3rd at the Highland Society's Show after doing a heavy season; as a our-year-old. sth out of a class of nine it the Highland Society's Show, akv. :oming off a season. Since coming to he Dominion he has taken 12 cham>ionships, $5 reserves, 28 firsts, and 12 lecond prizes. The above combination tends to shovr hat Black Douglas has some of the >est strains of blood that can be prorured in Scotland at the present day. THERMS: £6- £3 payable Ist January, or which groom is held responsible, tnd £3 when mare proves ir, foal, irroom's fee ss, payable at first ser■icfe.

In the rase of all mares sold or exchanged, the owner at first service will be held responsible for full amount. For fuller particulars apply to groom in charge. James McGarron. H? E. B. WATSON, Owner, 221 "Meadowbrook." Tai'Tapn.