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Southland Times, Issue 90124, 25 January 1886, Page 4

The Stud It % Vj ■ P§' THE OELEB BATED ODYDESDALB STALLION ACCOUNTANT, Will Travel the Wallacetown, Western, and One. Tree Point Districts this season, passing through Tnvefcargill once a fortnight. : ; For pedigree and other particulars, see cards. eJ9 JAMES CATTANACH, Owner TFIHE PIJBE SEED CLYDESDALE BTAL]' T & 8 B U N, ; Will travel the Waiau District this season. ; For particulars see Cards. ; : oc3^ „ ;..:.,- .;.■.-. H.VINNIN&, .."-; :. : ■. "i, -■■ .-. , - Bellenionj.. fIiHE CLYDESDALE ENTIRE . HOBSE WESTERN STAR ;: Will stand at Te Arriers Farm, near Thornbury, this season Tbbms — Three guineas at the end of the season, and three- guineas when the mare proves ■ in foal, , Particulars from A. Baird, groom in charge. . 0010 D. McCALLUM. SEASON, 1885-6. rpHE PXJBE - BBED CLYDESDALE BNi 1 TIEE/ I ' Vanquisher, Will travel Mataura, Wyndham, andFortros 6 . Districts. Sire, Young Vanquisher, imported j Dam by fV. Moffett's Conqueror, imported, VANQUISHEB is a beautiful Bay, with black joints, stands 16 and a half hands high, with immense flat bone, plenty of hair and-mag-nificent feet, with beautiful symmetry j is good tempered, and without a blemish, and with action like a thoroughbred. For full pedigree and record, see cards. Terms— £4 ; groom's fee, 6s ; payable on or before let February, .1886. For pedigree, see cards. PETEB BABBON, oc3 Owner, Wyndham. SEASON 1886-6. TO TBAVEL the Q-arston^Athol, Mossburn Diptou, Lurcsden, and surrounding districts, the Draught. Entire Sorse, PBI£G£ LOUIS. gfPRiNOB Lotris is six years old, stands 16 hands high, beautiful dark brown colour, and poesesses great stxeugth and substance. He has proved himself a sure foal-getter, and has been very successful in the show ring. For further particulars see cards, T. W. S. BUTSON, ocl3 Ellenglaze Farm, Grarston. TO STAND, this Season, at Fair view Farm near Thornbury, The Three-year old Cart Stallion, HiiiART OF OAKFirst prize-taker at last Invercargill Show. Also, The Three-year old Blood Stallion, GOLDEN BUTTERFLY. Took first prize as a yearling in 1883, and as a two-year-old in 1884, at Invercargill Show. Both the above horses were bred by Mr J. B. Button. For paddock accommodation and full particnlara apply to WILLIAM MABBIS, ocl3 Owner, on the Farm.

TO SEEVE MARES THIS SEASON, and will Travel the Districts of Winton, Forest Hill, Centre Bush, Dipton, and Oreti, THE PUREBRED CLYDESDALE HORSE, SUCCESS .Bred by Mr D. Warnock, Broomlands, South land.) Success is a rich bay, sis years old, stands sixteen and a half hands high, has splendid action, fine temper, a sound constitution, and baa proved himself a sure foal getter t For Pedigree see Cards. Tbkiis— One mare, £3 j three or four mares, as {u.r agreement. Groom's fee> ss. payable at first service. All fees to be paid to the owner on or before let February, 1886. For further particulars apply to ROBERT ALLAN (In Charge), oc3 Winton. THE- IMPORTED CLYDESDALE STALLION, YOUNG VANQUISHER, Will stand this season at Oraigilea Farm, One Tree Point. Paddocks provided for mares. Terms on application. ocl9 ROBERT CRAIG-, Owner. TO STAND AT PINE BUSH, TGI TOIS THIS SEASON, The Pure-bred Clydesdale Stallion fMAKQUIS, By Timeo' Day (imported) ; Dam, Marchioness, by Wallace. PaddockiDg provided for Mares for one month free of charge. No responsibility insured. I For terms and full particulars apply to W. DU.NLOP. oc3l Pine Bush. npHE PURE BIiED ARAB STALLION LOB» OF THE VAIiB Will travel this season. -Forest Hill, Winton, Wreys Bush, Heddon Busk, Otautau, Wallacetown. Limestone Plains, Mabel Bush and Invercargitl districts. Was awarded first prize at Christchurch, 1881, first at Southland A. and P. shows 1883 and 1884 for best sire for leaving carriage or cavalry horses, or weight-carrying hacks. Lcrd of the Vale, by Earl Lynn (imported to 1 asmania from India), and out of a purebred Arab mare. He was 'imported from Tasmania here, and travelled the northern districts for three seasons, where he has proved himself a sire of some first-class horses. He travelled in the district last season, and has proved himself a sure foal getter. Teejis— £4, to be paid on or before lßt Fphruary, 1886. Grocnrs fee ss, payable at firat : A good grass paddock provided free of charge at Dunsdale (Forest Hill District). All reasonable care will be taken of mares, but without responsibility. A. McINTOSH, OwifEß, Dunsdale, Hedgehopev. i HE Undersigned has several same • of trust moneys fur ißTe*tmetit o c freehold security, in enm* Jif fiom £100 to £6000. ABTEOB 33OBRAH, Sag* WtJfcJwwwfCVityiiiitoe*