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Southland Times, Issue 4794, 17 November 1883, Page 4

The Stud. /pHE PURE-BRED CLYDES- •*• DALE BNTIRB HOBBB, 7 "L OP ELG IN," Will stand at CbatßwpTfch, and" travel the surrounding districts, viz , Myrota i Brißh, Long Bush, Mabel Bush, Half- way Bush, Roslyn Bush, and Forest Hill. Good natural grass paddock for mares at one shilling per week. Every care taken, but no responsibility. . / „ Terms— £4. Groom's fee; ss. oc6 W. ADAMSQN, in charge, r rpHE PURE-BRED *RAB "LORD OF THE VALEi'V 7 Will Travel this Season— Forest Hilli Winton Dipton, Wreys Bust, Heddoh Bush, Otantau. Wallacetown, Oteramika, Long ~ Bush, and Mabel Bush Districts. : Was awarded first prize at Southland A. and F. Show, 1882, for best sire, for leaving carriage or cavalry horses, or weight carrying hacks. LORD OF THE VALE, by Earl Lynn (imported to Tasmania from India), and out of a pure-bred Arab mare. He was imported from Tasmania here, and travelled the northern districts for three season?, where he has proved himself a sire of some first-class horses. He travelled in the Southland District last year, and has proved himself a sure foal-getter. Terms— £4, to be paid Ist February, 1884. Groom's Fee, 55., payable at first service. A good grass paddock provided free of charge at Dunsdale (Forest Hill District). All reasonable care will be taken of mares, but without responsibility. WM. McINTOSH, In charge ; Or to A. McINTOSH, 529 Dunsdale, Hedgehops. mHE-Pure Bred Clydesdale Stallion A " LORD CLYDE," Will Stand this Season at Tussock CreeV Farm, Forest Hill, and travel Will TON, BENMORE, NEW RLVfIR GAP, FOREST HILL, & RYAL BUSH. Lord Clyde is an excellent model of the Clydesdale horse, is a beautifully bright bay, stands sixteen and three-quarter hands high, combined with excellent power and superior action. He gained first prize at the Mataura A. and P. Society's show against all comers in 1877, also first prize at the Southland A. and P. Society's Show against all comers and ages in the same year, and has gained the reputation of being a thoroughly sure foalgetter. Lord Clyde is by Rouththorne, dam Jesse (imported from Tasmania in 1864 by Mr Clayton). Souththorne gained the following prizes at the Southland A. and P. Society's Shows : — First as a two-year-old in 1867, first as a three-year-old in 1868, and second against all comers at the same show, and ii no doubt the best horse ever bred in New Zealand. Season to commence October, 1883, and end February Ist, 1884. TERMS &i Payable on or before Ist February, 1884, Groom's Fee — Five shillings. JOHN COSTER, Owner, Forest Hill, 22nd Sept., 1883 . 529 r PHE JNRIVALLED IMPORTED J- CLYDESDALE ENTIRE HORSE, "JUST THE TIME O' DAY, Imported from Scotland. (1457 Clydesdale Stud Book), Will travel the following districts : — Invercargill, One Tree Point, Waikiwi, Wallacetown, Winton, Oreti Flat, Limestone Plains, Thornbury, Flints . Bush, and Waianiwa. Just The Time o 1 Day is a beautiful dark dapple bay, five years old, stands 16 hands 3 inches high, set on fine short legs, with im« mense bone and plenty of hair, sound feet, and has very superior action. Jr/ST The Time o' Day was only shown three times in Scotland, and received first honors on each occasion. At Wigton he beat a field of 11, of whom several were first prize dinners at several of the principal Shows in Scotland. He took first prize at Invercargill Show last year as best entire horse, and the President's gold medal as the best bred Clydesdale in the yardi Took first at Inver* cargill, Gore, and Wyndham, 1882, He is connected with the best Clydesdale breeds in Scotland, his sire being a Loch Fergus champion horse, and his dam a Lord Lyon mare. He has proved himself a sure foal-getter, and. his stock is superior to anything in the country. Terms, £4 ; groom's fee, ss; payable before Ist February, 1884. ocs JOHN RUSSELL. Po+tery Works \jl AKAREWA POTTERY WOSKS iVI NORTH ROAD, HALF-A-MILB FROM JUNCTION HOTEL. THOMAS JUDGE Manufacturer of Dbai* Pipes (flanged and glazed, elbows and kneel junctions and bends}, and Potteby Wokk ! of every description, including Oraamentac Chimney Topß of five different patterns ; &I*l Ornamental Garden Edgings (four patterns) Glazed Hearths for Domestic use, Flower pots, Saucers, &c. Stink Traps made to order Country orders punctually attended to Agent for Invercargill — MR DA\ ID SMYTH, Tay Rir rt. ||buxton||| gKI CKSI! BRI~O K S BUXTONS PRESSED BRICKS I The above improved bricks specially intended for chimneys and outside work of buildings may now be obtained at Buxton'o Brickwoi* \ Makarewa. Strangers ordering bricks must do so through a tradesman in Inveicargill, or send CASH with order, in eluding rail carriage when same has to be paid by consignor. Common Bricks 40s per 1000. Pressed Bricks 60s " " Lettrs by Post. THOS. BUXTON. August, th, 1881, DOTTBRY WORKS KNEES / — *»/ '^T^ DSAIN BSICKS. BSICKS. BRICKS. Farmers, Municipal and County Councils Contractors, and others supplied with drain pipes, 2in. to 12in,, SHnitary Pipes, collared and glazed, or plain j with knees, bends and junctions to match,. J Manson and Co., Ironmongers, Tay stiect, town agent*, where samples' may be seen. Orders by post or railway griard* promptly attended to. HODGEXS3ON BROS. M*Var«>wn Rrtf«t ai^ Pin" Wni-fe*.