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Timaru Herald, Volume XV, Issue 669, 25 October 1871, Page 1

Horses. ryO STAND THIS SEASON, At Pleasant Point, and to Travel m the Timaru District, The Clydesdale Stallion FACMERS' GLORY Farmers' Glory, by Clydesdale Hero, out of Queen Hand ; Queen Maud, by King Fergus; Clydesdale Hero, by Tom Say ere out of Scotland's Pride ; Tom Sayers (one of the best horses ever produced m Scotland), by Blackleg ; dam of Queen Maud by Canterbury, out of an imported mare. Farmers' Glory has proved himself a sure foal-getter. A well-watered paddock provided for mares, and every care taken, but no responsibility. Terms— £3; Groomage, ss. A prize of £& will be given for the beat yearling foal (whether colt or filly) shown at the coming stock show. ROBERT KERSLAKE, Pleasant Point rj'O STAND THIS SEASON, At Thompson's Stables, Temuka, The Hack Sire, MERCURY. Mercury is by Quicksilver out of the im- . ported mare Duchess. Quicksilver by Quickwillow, the Champion Norfolk Trotter. Mercury will be at the Timaru. Horse Repository ouce weekly, and at his- own stables the rest of the week. Terms— £3; Groom's Fee, ss. SCOTTISH CHIEF. T HAVE been reliably informed that some -*- of the grooms travelling with entire horses m the Geraldine district have circulated a report that Scottish Chief has left but one foal from last season ; this I beg publicly to deny. My own mares are all m foal, and I have only heard of two mares m the district served by him last season which are not m foal. I think I am right, ou public grounds, it* warning the public from believing rumourscirculated for mean and selfish purposes. WM. UPTON SLACK. Woodside, Oct 12, 1871. rriO TRAVEL THIS SEASON Between Timaru, lemuka, Point, and Waimate Districts, The Pure-bred Clydesdale Horse, SOUTHERN CHIEF. 'Southern Chief is rising six years old, stands sixteen and a-lrnlf hands high, and it a beautiful dapple bay with black points, is of immense strength and bone, has finesymmetry of form, and superior action, and has proved himself a sure foal-getter. His sire, the well-known horse Napoleon, imported from Scotland by John Nimmo, Esq., West Taieri, has gdined many first prizes m Scotland, Otago, and Canterbury. .His pedigree ia so well l^iiown as to need nd comment. His dam Rose out of an imparted mare, by the far-famed horse Blackleg. Southern Chief gained the second prize m Shag Valley m 1868, and stood second m Oamaru ia 1869 and 1870. Terms : £3 10s, payable on or before Ist January, 1872. Groom's fee,. sa, payable at the time of service. JOHN ANDREW, Proprietor. mO -STAND THIS SEASON At the Timaru Horse Repository, The Hack Sire, YOUNG CAMDEN. Young Camden was got by the celebrated entire. Bay Camden, sire of Centurion, Star of the South, and other noted hurdleracers. "V oung Camden will be at Temuka every Wednesday at noon. Terms— £3. Groom's Fee, ss. Land Transfer. LAND TRANSFER ACT NOTICE. NOTICE is hereby given, that the parcel of Land hereinafter described will be brought under the provisions of " The Land Transfer Act, 1870," unless caveat m the meantime be lodged forbidding the same. SAMUEL HEWLINGS— I acre, lots 21 and 22, Township of Wallingford. (S. Hewliugs, broker). Caveat must l» lodged on or before ths 30tb October, 1871. A diagram may be inspected at this office. Dated this 23rd day of September, 1871. at the Lands Registry Office, Chriatckurch. JOSHUA STRAtt&WiZ&ffiZB, District LaSd Registrar. .