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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume VI, Issue 945, 8 November 1879, Page 4

"Will Stand this Season at Pukeamionga, Patutahi. rpHE CLYDESDALE ENTIRE "DUGDALE," i DUGDALE was bred m Victoria, by i Mr Diigdale. I His sire Black Prince (imp.), dam j Rose by Cowder Lad (imp.), g.d. by Ben Lomond (imp.), g.g.d. Brodie's imported mare, g-g.g.d. by Sir Benjamin. j Aa a Yearling, m Australia, he took i 2nd prize at Ballarat, 2nd at Smeaton, | and Ist at Myrnion. I As a two-year-old, he took 2nd prize at the Grand National at Melbourne, , Ist at Ballarat, 2nd at the Grand j National at Smeaton, Ist at Myrniong, Ist at Melton as best entire of any age, and Ist for best two-year-old colt. In 1876, at the Hawku's Bay Show, he took Ist prize m his class ; also, the Champion Prize and fifty guinea Cup as the Best Entire m the yard. In 1877 and 1878 he again took Ist prize and the Champion Prizes at the Hawlte's Bay Show. Fee, £5 10s. A reduction made on tw<> <>r more mares the property of one owner. j Piiddockinv free for one month. After that time 23 Gd a week will be charged. AH care taken of mares, but no responsibility. All fees to be paid before the removal of mares. G. & L. SUNDERLAND. BRIGHAM YOUNG. ' ri">HIS celebrated Cross-country Horse, I whose pedgree is well-known, will i stand this Season at Te Arai Ferry, m charge uf Wiluam Bailby, ono of the best Grooms m the Colony. j BRIGHAM YOUNG is a very powerI ful rich brown horse, rising 7 years ; bred l>y Mr. Qninlivan, of Wanganui. He is got by Traducer, out of Missie by Nutworth, importud grand dam by Riddfesworth, the winner of the Two Thousand Guineas. He also ran second for the Derby m England. Terms : Single Mares, £3 10s; two or more mares, the property of the same owner, as per agreement. Grooms fees, 5s oach mare. One month's paddockiug free, after which 3s per week will be charged — All f t i, . L• i .... cmrrenroval of mares after notice of stinting. £&- Mures to be left at Mr. Archard's. __ —All care will be taken of mares, but without responsibility. JAMES FERRAS. C.C.C. PORK BUTCHERY, (Shop lately occuj>ied by Mr. J. Siolky, Tinsmith), GLADSTONE ROAD. X>RIME PORK SAUX SAGES, GERMAN SAUSAGES, BLACK PUDDINGS, TRIPE, CO WHEEL, LAUD, BRAWN, POT* TED BEEF, SPIUED BEH.F, &c. W. L. FILE Begs to announce that he has opened m the above line, and solicits tht- patronage j of tie Inhabitants of Gisborne. My Motto : CLEANLINESS, CIVILITY, CASH. Pigs and Poultry Wanted. SADDLER and HARNESS MAKER. I. C. TAYLOR, (Late of Messrs. McVay and Co. , Gladstone Road.) IC. TAYLOR takes this oppor- « tunity of acquainting the residents of Gisboine, and the settlers of the several districts oi Poverty Bay, that he has commenced business on his own account as SADDLER and HARNESS MAKER, IN PEEL STREET, (Opposite Mr. Joyce's Empire Hotel, off the Gladstone Road.) From a long experience m First-Class Establishments, a thorough knowledge m all the several departments of his trade ; importing only from the best houses, and using only the most lasting arid durable 'material, tho advertiser confidently trusts m securing a fair share of patronoge. Repairs of all kinds executed promptly and satisfactorily at MODERATE CHARGES. Jfarness for buggies, waggons, drays, and other teams, guaranteed to stand strain, wear and weather. REMEMBER THE ADDRESS :— J. C. TAYLOR, Peel Street, (Opposite Mr. Joyce's Empire Hotel.) MASONIC T IVERY AND TJAIT LOWE STREET. E. V. LUTTRELL, V.S. "DAMPHLETS printed and bound JL •on the premises, at the Herald Office. ORDERS for Printing of' every description executed with as little delay as possible, at moderate rates, at the Herald Office KfPT IN STOCK— Ornamental Cards, Ruled Paper of every pattern, Cohred, Tinted, Surface, and Cream-laid stationery for Jjjb Printing, at the Herald office. |