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Otago Witness, Issue 1780, 2 January 1886, Page 23

The Stud. WHAT'S WANTED WILL TRAVEL THE TAIERI DISTBICT THIS SEASON. "What's Wanted Is a rich bay of a very high and ,nire strain of Clydesdale Blood, and standslf hands 1 1 -ih. He is a horse of very large bone, very active uul symmetrical, and is the sire of some faTav—. prize young stock in the North of Scotland. What* Wanted was bred by W. S. Marr, Esq., Uppermill, I'nrves, Scotland. His dam, Jess, was a pure ClydesInle. a great prize-taker, of immense bone and fine M'lnmetry. His sire, that far-famed horse Lord Haddon, which has gained a large number of prizes •n all the principal snow-rings of Scotland, full particulars of which will be found in the Witness of the 1 7t h and 2 Ith October. What's Wanted, when a yearling, in 1873, gained 'irst. honours at Inverary. and the second prize nt Aberdeen. When three years old he won the Ro3 - al Northern Society's first prize, and the same year he gained the Auchtermuchty first prize ©f £55, beating ■> lield of 173 horses. In 1876 was shown in a field of '•(selected horses at Stirling, aud was awarded the ;ii.t prize of 60 guineas. And in 1877 he gained the West of Cumberland Stallion Society's first prize of tMOO, at Glasgow, in a field of upwards of "200 of the X'st blood in Scotland. What's Wanted has proved himself a very sure foaland his stock in the Ballarat and this district ire rem.'irkaN y promising. What's Wanted having travelled the Taieri district >>bt season, and tho Wakatipu district the previous iwo seasons, his character as a sure foal-getter, and i lie high standard of his stock, are established lioyond question, and require no comment. For all mares sold or exchanged the owner at time •I lirst service lield responsible. ' Paddock Hccommodation for mares at 2s 6d per \ cek. Every care taken, without responsibility. Tuums : JEs— £2 10s at end of season, and £2 103 • ben the mare proves in toal. Guarantees as per agreement.— Groomage, 53. ROBERT CHARTERS, Proprietor, Uric Park. Ji^tH SKAS( >N, ft ***"" Vj^ Al the Island, Wyndham -»*-* -*«—- -A lJle Thoroughbred Stallion H I $j A fit I O U S, . By Goldsbhouoh— Maritana. Good grass padiloekb provided for Mares two mouths free. All cure taken, without responMbiliiy. Mares by rail consigned to care of Mr S. Richardson, coach proprietor, EdendaK', or Wyndham, will be promptly attended to. Terms : £4 4s, payable on or before February 1, 1886; or with partial guarantee, £2 2s on or before February 1, 18S6, aud £3 3s on man: proving in foal. For full pedigree and particulars see cards. JOHN SPRATT, Proprietor, 5s The Island. TO STAND THIS SEASON, at Athol Bank Farm, Bast Taieri, the imported Clydesdale Horee LOlil> SALISBURY. Lord Salisbury is by young Conqueror ; g-sire, Old Conqueror, the property of James Kerr; g-g-:>ire, Renfrewshire Jock, the property ot Samuel Clurke; g-g-g-sire, Lolfcy, the property of Samuel Olarke; g K-g-g-sire, Fancy, the property of Mr fiskings ; g-g-g-g-g-siro, Old Clyde, the property of Air Frame. Dam, Darling, by Tintock. Siro of Young Conqueror whs Mr Andrew Logan's Lord •'Jlydo. 1 ord Salisbury is a pure Clyrti"«!nlo. and i\ as bred by Mr Cunningham, Tarbreoile, D.-illif-afcfcie ; was foaled in May 187"; is a good brown, with Mure white legs and white face, splendid feet and pusterns, fine flat htu-d bone, with beautiful hair on his legs, and quality all over such ns is rarely to be Aecn. Lulu) Sai.isim'kv was exhibited as a yearling ar. Ayr Show inMij ISTfi, and won First l s rizo ; at Ardrosson lie won b'irst Prize ; at Kilmarnoek. in 1877, when a tw o-yeßr-old, he won First Prize, with -Medal for Best. Horse in the yard ; uL Dairy, iit 1877. lie won Fiisf. Prize; at Ayr. in May 1877. First Prize ; at Glasgow, in Jlny IH<7. First Pn7." ; ar tlif ltoyal English. Liverpool." July 1877. Vii^t IVizf : nt '.he II. S Show, l<.diuhur!>h,..luly W7. I'isv.t. l J ri/.e, Lomi SALisiiVRV w:ts shown .•itDiinedhi in l 1^.; I t:ikiug'First. Honours, and also Silver Cup lur IV'St Horse on the giounil ; also, at Taieri Show, in I>SJ-1. First Prizes, and the Society's Medal for lit'st Hoi-sa '•n the ground. First-class gi'ftss paddock pro\ ided for Mare* from a listnnce, at Athol Bank, Rasl Tnt»ri. L'- -Ul \.;i! be elmiged after the first tour week I.1 '. «ent by rai I , and ponsignnd to Robkbt Q awx, Muriel, will be promptly attended to; every care taken, but no responsibility . All mures sold or exchanged, the owner at first service held responsible. Terms: lVn Guineas — iivo payable at the end of the season, 'and five when mare has proved in foal. Groom fee, ss. ROBERT GAWN, Proprietor, Dppi- Pnrk. North Taieri. MUSTARD IS NOT ADULTERATED. Note. — The largest manufacturers in tbe world who make or sell PUKE MUST 7 D ONLY, Blasting Powder. MACKLEY'S BLASTING POWDER is, owing to its first-class quality, now the favourite brand. All orders promptly executed by the Manufacturer's Agents. THE DUNEDTN IRON AND -WOODWAKE COMPANY. 14m LOST at Dunedin, during Agricultural Show, brindle and while COLLIE DOG. 4nswers to the name of Tweed. Reward. — H. Driver, Bond street, Dunedin. 19d