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Southland Times, Issue 13339, 16 October 1895, Page 4

The Sliid Hl T HE pure ’ bred CLYEESDAL E STALLION Herd Laddie Will stand at RYAL BUSH this season. HERD LADDIE was imported from Scotland by Mr H. Bay, Victoria, and afterwards sold to Mr D. Archibald for the sum of 760 guineas, and never changed hands till sold to Mr Blakie. > TERMS—Three guineas, payable, half at end o f season, half when mare proves in foal; full guarantee, four guineas. Grooms fee 5s payable at first service. Paddocks provided for mures at Is 6d per week, but no responsibility. For pedigree etc., see cards. 0014 JAMES BLAKIE, owner. ggjfc STAND AT GAP ROAD, WINTON, And travel the Winton and sur- „ 1 "■ rounding districts—including Forest Hill, Wallacetown, Waianiwa, and-Limestone Plains, THE THOROUGHBRED ENTIRE HORSE , Hollywood. TERMS: £3; payable on orbefore Ist February, 189 G CHARLES ROBERTSON, in charge! °C3 ARCH. MCINTOSH, Owner. AV ILL STAND AT wint ° n 3 travel the Western District, ’ THOROUGHBRED HORSE, : Falsehood, (Brother to Jealousy, ddm of Remembrance.) Sire, . Cassivellaunus (imp.), dam Envy, by Traducer (imp.) FALSEHOOD is a powerfully built bay horse with black points, and stands 17 hands high. TERMS, Lt, half guarantee; groom’s fee, ss, payable at first service. THOS. LAMPERT, in charge, 00l Farmers Rest, Oreti Plains e's mHE THOROUGHBRED HORSE, ' ■ .Assyrian King, By The Assyrian (Melbourne Cup winner); dam, Beeswing (a good performer) ASSYRIAN KING is a beautiful dark chestnut horse, 15J hands ; imported from Tasmania, whose breeding cannot be disputed ; will travel the Winton and surrounding districts. For further.particulars apply to owner. TERMS—£3 33. JAMES JACK, se23 Owner, Winton. SEASON 1895-fiS.

® oc-ASUW isua-uo. S MOSSSga »JI . HPO stand this season at Bl xi Winton, and travel SB ffi. the surrounding districts S THE PUREBRED CLYDESDALE STALLION, “ Ivanhoe.” IVANHOE ia a dark bay, eight years old; stands 16£ hands high. Is set on fine short legs, with immense flat bone and plenty of hair. Sound feet and very superior action. TFBMS—L3, and groom’s fee sa; ’ payable on or before Ist February, 1896. All care taken of mares, but without responsibility. ocs LOUIS EVANS, Owner, Winton TO TRAVEL FROM THORNBURY TO WINTON AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS, The 5-year old Heavy Cart Stallion, Bobin Hood Sire Hard Times, dam, Bristi, gr-dam Flower. For further particulars and arrangements see DUNCAN McDERMID, in charge. oc9 J. B. SUTTON, Owner. NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY CAPITAL .. .. £100,009 Unlimited Liability oe Siiarbholderb.

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