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Temuka Leader, Issue 5920, 8 October 1910, Page 2

CANTERBURY FARMERS' CO-OPER-ATIVE ASSOCIATION. TATTERSALL'S IOTTir CANTERBURY HORSE ■~> MARKET. TO-DAY (SATURDAY). QUR ENTRIES COMPRISE•2I DRAUGHT, LIGHT .HARNESS, AND HACKNEY HORSES. Account Client— N [JAY MARE Bloss, rising (j ; splendid shnfter. Account Mrs Sturmey— DOUBLE-SEATED BUGGY', Polo and Shafts. Account tin; Deputy Ollicial Assignee, i:i the .Estate Alexander Md eod (a .niiurs' Co op Association o up to C2 .10; G. R. M. JONES, Auctioneer. A LIVE STOCK MARKET. TUESDAY NEXT. (AIR GENERAL ENTRIES COMV/ PRlSE- ':'■' EAT EWES '. ! < FAT WETHERS ■Mi EAT HOGGETS m PAT 1 and .FORWARD WETHERS 100 3-BRED WETHER HOGGETS 75 If-BRED EWE HOGGETS 50 2, J, 0> S-TOOTH EWES (in lamb) 15 HEAD .MIXED CATTLE} 5 SPRINGERS 30 STORK PIGS AlsoOX account Mr T. Edwards RAY MARE Gyrs .(/quiet saddld and hui'iiL'Si) G. R. M. JONES, Auctiotieor. NATIONAL MORTGAGE & AGENCY. GO. OF N.Z., LTD., rjiEMUKA LIVE STOCK MARKET. TUESDAY NEXT. Account Brown Bros.— 50 EXTRA HEAVY WETHERS Account J as. Guild—--50 PRIME ewes 30 PRIME EWES Account So-mci-liekl Bros.— 30 PRIME EWES Account Wisley Bros.— 5U -1, 0, and S-TOOTH EWES, with 100 per tent Lambs (iO MIXED SEX HOGGETS ( 120 MIXED SEX HOGGETS 3 FAT HEIFERS. NATIONAL MORTGAGE & AGENCY CO., LTD., Auctioneers. Travel the Gerakline, Woodbury, - 1 .Temu'ta, '"and Surrounding Districts M '-' s'j v" The Purebred Clydesdale Colt AWARUA KELVIN. Awarua Kelvin is a rich bay, 6 years with .splendid action and temper, with plenty of bone and hair of superior quality. Sir,:, Young Kelvin, dam Nelly Mncarthur. ■ Young Kelvin took Ist prize at Tnveroargill, beating three imported stallions. His stock have got many first prizes as fords, yearling's, '2-year-olds and 3-year-olds. Awarua's dam, Nelly Macarthur, by Macnrthtir, winner of 32 list and champion prizes. Nelly Macarthur's dam by Extinguisher, Ist and champion at Dunedin and Invereargill. His pedigree shows Awarua to be descended from the best strains of blood and from sires and dams that hava proved their breeding vpialitkv in this country and others. Awarua irot Ist prize at 2 years and Ist at '■; years. His sister champion in TEIRMS ' £2 10s season; .C". half li'iiarantee. Five i>rass for mates. "11. ALLEY, oS Gapes' Valley. r pt) Stand this Season at Epwoi'tlj (Tcmuka), and Travel Geraldine and surrounding Districts. The Thoroughbred Ho'xe HEROISM (imp.). HEROISM, bred by Dan O'Brien, Randwiek, New South Wales, is a bay hone with black points, standing \\\ hands, cvedy and truly made, with splendid bone and substance, sound clean hocks, joints and feet, and of such exceptional quality as to be suitable to all classes of mares. Breeders are invited to inspect him. Heroism's sire Grifton (imp.), leading sire for years in Australia, bv GaloI'in, sire of St. Simon ; from Maid ■Marion, bv Hampton from Quiver, sis-

tor to .Musket and the dam o£ .Memoir and La .FJeche. Heroism’s dam Gratia, by Musket's mipdity son Carbine, winner of t'22,171i in stakes, and sold by the Hon. Donald Wallace fur .C 1 . a fortune, to the Duke of Dorllaud ; from Royal Doeress, by The Deer from Loyal Devoir, by Trumpeter from Letty West, by West Australian. (IralToii, .sire of Heroism, is the sire of sueh champions as Deru (Australian Cup 2,',: miles, and Champion Stakes 2 miles), Ditzerafton (.Brisbane Cup 2 mifos, Viceroy’s Cup twice), Grafnel (Grand -National 4 miles), Grafnnx (Grand National and Australian Steeplechase 4 miles, carrying ]2st I21b), Worlanpster, Jolairu, Melodrama, Mntouraph, I tank pan, Grasspan, Britain, and a host of others. Heroism is full brother to iferiot, dam of that oTeat racehorse and stayer .Multilid, full brother to Grenade, a lirstfclass performer, and had broiler (o iMaranui, winner of the Caullichl (

(hip. Heroism's own performances were extremely creditable, as he won at ,-i 11 (I i stances and weights, and proved himself a stayer of tin. l lirst water, and on lireediun' lines alone lii< services as a stallion should he eaycr!v sought after. Heroism will ho at .Mr I’. I’mrkc's I’clfield, every Wednesday nirdit, and at Ur ticoiye Itr.vant’s at noon on the same day. TKItAIS ; Season Cl Is; hall yuarnutsi’ C~> as. Paddockiuy arranged. For furl her particulars applv •! F,U. Mf) h Vi!! AV, in chai'M-c. or' HICHA Kll MAHONF.V, Wash dyke. X.H. I his is the only horse' with I'arhine hlood in this district. o>

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