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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLI, Issue 11366, 12 October 1917, Page 8

GREAT SPRING SALE! BUY YOUR FURNITURE AT PEGDEN’S PALMBSTOS 808TH. BEST-AND CHEAPEST. Great~Spririg Sale Commences September Ist. ‘revolution; Imported (16774) Bred by John Forrest, Kuockiulaw, Kilmarnock, Scotland. Sire REVELANTA (11876) Dam Lily of Knockinlaw, (16081), by Prince Alexander (8899). G-Dam Miss Daisy of Camel (12785). by Prince of Kyle (7155). G-g dam Tulip (8520), by Top Gallant (1850).. G-g-g-dain Jean (6430), by Lord Lyon (489). G-g-g-g-dam Jess of Boreland (2093), by Briton (2639). Dkvklanta’s sire, Baron’s Pride, dam Marchioness of Girvan (11806), by Prince of Albion (6178). G-dam Bell (1110), by Emperor (277). G-g-dam Queen, by Lofty (460 vol. 1). DEVOLUTION was considered one of the best bred colts of the season. “The Scottish Farmer” of May? 10th, 1913, commenting on the breeding of Eevelanta. says : “ There is no better bred horse, and certainly no more than six better breeding horses in the Clydesdale world.” He is considered one of the best and most successful sons of the great Baron’s Pride. As a yearling he was Ist at the Highland ; in 1903 he was Ist at the Glasgow Stalliou Show and 2nd at the Highland ; in 1904 he was Ist at Glasgow Stallion Show, Ist -at the Highland at Perth, also winning the Cawdor Cup ; iu 1906 he was Ist at Glasgow Stallion Show, beating the Premium horse Malvolio. Devolution’s dam, Lily of Knockinlaw, is by Prince Alexander, who was sold as a yearling for 1200 guineas and was Ist and Champion at the Highland the same year, and won the Cawdor Cup at Glasgow gs a three-year-old. His g-dam, Miss Daisy of Camel, is by Prince of Kyle, who was sold when 18 months old for 1700 guineas, and won Ist at Kilmarnock, Ayr and Glasgow as a yearling, 2-yeat-old and 3-year-old, also winning the Cawdor Cup that year. G-g-dam, Tulip, by Top Gallant, who was sold as a yearling for 1500 guineas, and was without doubt the best breeding horse of his day. DEVOLUTION was only shown twice in Britain, viz., at the Doyal at Doncaster last year where he was placed 2nd, and at the Highland at Cupar where he was placed 3rd in a class of 22. These being the two largest Shows in Great Britain. TERMS ; EIGHT GUINEAS. Viz., £4 4s on Ist January and £4 4s in September following, unless mare is proved I not to be in foal. Groom’s fee—ss, payable at first serviceJOHN McGEEGOB, Groom in Charge, Martou. $0 travel marton and TURAKINA DISTRICTS. The Pure Clydesdale Colt HIMIHAU FRINGE. (Agitator—Bonny Jean.) IMIHAU PRINCE is a beautiful •S'aL bay, risieg 6 years old. He stands hands Irish on a splendid sot of legs. Ho shows true Clydesdale quality in his anatomy. Hia action is admirable, he is a splendid mover, and his equal would be hard to find. His sire is the famous imported horse Agitator, and his dam is Bonnie Jean by Macarthur, g dam Herd Laddie, g-g----dam by Lord Salisbury, a horse that left an impress on the Clydesdale breed of this country.; Mimihau took Ist and champion as a 3year old, 1912, and 2nd in 1913 in a field of 14. Last year not shown, TERMS- £4 4s, Two or more mares as per agreement. Groomage Fees 2/6 payable first service. G. CHAMBERLAIN, Owner. Q. YOUNG, Groom in charge TO Travel Marto 11 and surrounding Districts, the ] mrebred. Clydesdale fdallion, COMBINATION. Bv Knight of the Thistle—Dam, Black Maid. VICTORY. By Victor Hugo Dam, Lucy, by Bedouin. Ideal carriage horse, fast trotter, 16 hands. BROAOLEAF. (Dibl lonwond - - Our Bess). Single mares £5 ss. Two or more as per arrangement. Payment .Ist January. M. (’OLLINSON. 'White Hart Stables, Martou. The HZ. Farmers, Co-Op. Bason and Stoat Packing Co., Ltd,, Wm receive Prime Bacon Pigs at th« fosJowisg weighing stations: — Tram leaves Ohakea, lO.b’O a.m. Truck ordered for Mangaonoho wten required. BUYERS —James McAlley, Denbigh Street, Feilding, phone 363; H. Ware, Fritz Street. Palmerston North, 625.