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Otago Witness, Issue 2179, 28 November 1895, Page 39

TO TRAVEL In the CROMWELL & SURROUNDING DISTRICTS, The Thoroughbred Horse TRURfIP CARD, By Traducer (imp.), dam Revoke (see Stud Book). Trump Card is the Sire of Little Stamrock, Loo Bon, Tuinuka, The Ace, Jacob Faithful, and others. Also, to TRAVEL in MANIOTOTO & IDA VALLEY DISTRICTS, The Trotting btallion DUN6AN ABDALLAH, By Blackwood Abdallab, dam Fanny. Winner of Trots at Ashburton and Timaru, etc., and second to Berlin Abdallah, both on the same mark, at Christchurch.* Winner of first prizes in Ashburton, etc., etc. W. & J. BROWN, 2jte Waikouaiti. mHE PURE CLYDESDALE STALLION SAI^SBUUY'S PRINCE Will Travel this Season MOONLIGHT, HYDK AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. TERMS : £3. £1 payable at end of season, £2 on mares proving in foal. Guarantees, £4. Groom's fee, ss, payable at first service. Mares sold or exchanged, held as in foal. 9c> WM. PUPPY, Propriotor. -,i*ft"«i To Travel in the ■g-gw^Tji Vs4l|^ HAKATERAMEA, f\~^ H SURROUNDING JL-am^fS-^-^tsaaJtedL DISTRICTS, ST. LOUBS, By St. George— P.-yche (from Atalanta by imported Anterofa), half brother to Vogengang. ST. LOUIS'S Sire (St. George) is full brother to Chester, winner of the Melbourne Cup and Derby. For particulars s«=e Stud Book, or apply at the farm, Glarksfield, Hakateramea. 9s JOHN CARTER. mHE THOROUGHBRED HORSE EPICURE Will Travel Blacks and Hill's Creek and surrounding districts this Season. TERMS : £3, end of Season. All care taken of mares, but no responsibility, lls ALBX. GORDON. THE IMPORTED THOROUGHBRED HORSE CSIIEAI* JACK . (By Rapid Bay— lllumination) Will Travel IDA VALEY, LAUDBR. and BLACKS DISTRICTS. Tbe Horse has got big, upstanding stock from half draught mares, realising up to £30 (unbroken). Terms can be made with JOHN BUTLER (travelling with the horae), or 180 JAMES RIVERS, Alexandra South. J-TSSSV • "O REED PROM fW%s !?>-£' THE BUST, Mi^^m^^ YOU W^ILL-OWN i . jfriß, ,- If \_ Stand during the »n i.ji_.!iiir ~,,T — Coming Season At BERWICK, The Thoroughbred Stallion OCCIDENT, Bred by Mr John Field, in Tasmania, in 1885. Got by Lapidist from The West, by Cotherstone from Prirna Donna, by Boiardo from Farmer's Daughter, by Jersey. Lapidist by Fireworks from Chrysolite, by Stockwell from Juliet, by Touchstone. L-ipidi-t won the V.R.C. Derby of 1873, and is half-biother to Onyx (dam of Nordenfeldt) and Robinson Crusoe (sire of Navigator and Trident). The West, who is dam of Captain. Cook, detcends from the stout and highly - prized Tasmanian family of which .Jersey was the founder. Occident himself won the Dunedin Cup and the Exhibition Cup, and was an undoubted stayer, besides possessing brilliant speed His hslf-brother, Devon, now handicapped at Bs>t 131b for this year's Melbourne Cup, was a great performer last year. Limited to 30 Mares at SIX GUINEAS. Grazing, 2s per week. Mares received at Henley Railway Station. WM. CROSSAN, 29au Berwick, Jsstik <v rpiO TRAVEL TAIERI DISTRICTS, The THOROUGHBRED HORSE DUNVILLE, By DUNTROON -ELFIN MAID. Dunvillo is a sure foal-getter. For full Pedigree see Cards. Tbrms : £1 at first service, and £2 additional on mare proving in foal. Groom's fee, sa. Further particulars may be hod from the owner, J. S. ANDERSON, 2Q3 Whare Flat. TRUST MONEY TO LEND Ou FREEHOLD SECURITY at 5} per cent. THE TRUSTEES, EXKCUTORS, & AGENOY COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED). 7n W. LAWRENCE SIMPSON, Manager.