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Timaru Herald, Volume LXXXIX, Issue 13099, 6 October 1906, Page 7

STUD NOTICES. TO STAND at Fairlie, and Travel Ashwick Flat, Albury, Cave, Totara aid Raincliff Districts, - The Thoroughbred Stallion IMS REEVE S. s SIMS REEVES is a beautiful brown hoTse, standing 16 hands, with plenty of bone and substance. Sire Simmer (imp.), fourth in the list of av inning sires in Australia last season, son of St. Simon. Dam, Cantatrice, by Goldshorcrugli, from Songstress', by the Drummer from Canary, by Lapides from Rosalie, by Peter Wilkins from Rosemary, by Stock well. Cantatrice won W. J.C. Park Stakes, Newcastle J.C. Park Stakes, Wullsend J C. Shorts Handicap and Borough iictidicap, Newcastle J.C. Sports Handicap. no-lei on J.C. Flying ; Handicap, Newcastle J.C. January Handicap, W.J.C. forced Handicap, Newcastle J.C. Grand t'iund Handicap. TO STAND at Fairlie and Travel Asbwick Flat, Cricklewood Districts, The Clydesdale Stallion ROYAL CONQUEROR. .A fine black Colt. Sire Royal Stuaxfc, bred by G. Miller, Esq. v Dam Golden Gem, by No Surrender, list at Waimate as one and three-year-old,' only times shown, beating big fields. TO STAND AT FAIRLIE, The Chestnut l'ony TOM THRTJ SH, standing 13 . aiids high. By Tom King out of M r ny. Groomage fee ss. PaJJ-jcking Is per week. All care taken, but no responsibility. For full pedigrees of above tee Cavds.Further particulars may Le oo.'a.iwd from Grooms in charge, or v H. T'uprict-.i, / Fair'ie. TO TRAVEL Temiika, Milfoi'd, Rangitata Island, Geraldine, and Surrounding Districts, The Purebred Clydesdale Stallion King edwa rd. Sire Lion King,; dam Blpssom. KING EDWARD is a beautiful dark bay, stands 16.2 hands high, has fine flat bone with good silky hair, and was bred by James Gow, Esq., Invermay. As a two-year-old King Edward took first prize in a very strong ring at the Taieri Show in 1901. He took first and special prize for best-three-year-old rat- the Waimate Show, and took second at Timaru Show in 1904. King. Edward comes from rare stock; his sire. Lion King (imp.), gained first: prize at Dunedin when three years old, and also first prize at Dunedin- for three subsequent years for entire and three of his progeny. - TERMS: Season, £3- 3s, payable on January Ist, 1907. Half- guarantee, ; £4 ! 4s. Full guarantee, ,£5 ss. , Grooinage ss, payable first service. All mares sold or exchanged charged for as season mares, and first owner held responsible. M. A. TOOMEY, Proprietor. TO STAND AT FAIRLIE, And Travel the Raincliff, Albury, and Fairlie Districts, • Thoroughbred .Sire, ATER L 0 0 Toxopholite. Daughter of Goldsbr'ugb Flora Mclvor Maribyrcong Miss Magus Sir Hercules Woodstock Longbow. Legerdemain West- Australian Brown Bess Fireworks Sylvia New Warrior Io Fisherman Rose de - Florence Magus G-eorgiana Cap-a-pie Paraguay Theorem English thorobred mare. The horse is well known throughout the district, and he needs no - comment. v <> . TERMS: 30 s; and 30s. , All mares sold, first' owner responsible. Further particulars apply to WALTER BLACK, Owner, KimbelL TO TRAVEL RAINCLIFF, FAIRLIE, KIMBELL, & ASHWICK; FLAT DISTRICTS. 51 Clydesdale, Stallion, E ; N F R E w , by King of Quality, sire "Lion King, by British imported, by Mr Hugh Rae, from Scotland, by Argle' (2567 Vol. xi.), dam Darling, by Prince of Wales -(673 VoL i.), grand dam Maggie by Lochend Champion- (448 Vol. i.); —dam Juno (478 N.Z.5.8.), by Renfrew Jock (135 imp.), dam Lady Wallace (§1), by Sir William Wallace—Miss Patterson (59). Lady Wallace was bred by Fleming and Hedley, -Oainaru. Only a limited number of ma.res served. TERMS : 3Qs. and" 30s. All marea changing hands,- first owner hdd responsible. For further particulars apply to WALTER BLACK, Kimbell. WILL TRAVEL KIMBELL, FAIRLIE, ALBURY & CAVE DISTRICTS. Clydesdale Stallion, - J RINOE QHARLIE,. By Sir Arthur Gordon, dam Princess * Mary,. by .Prince RoyaJi '.- Prince Charlie is a beautiful bay, stands about 16.3 on grand .legs, possesses .great quality, and is very powerfully.- built .and shows good style and action. He i®;. admitted by good judges to be one of the best stamps of Clydesdales we have in the district. Prince Charlie was bred by the late Mr. Alpheus Hayes, Centrewood, Waimate, and his- well known sire, ; Sir Arthur Gordon, who left some of the best horses ever bred in Waimate- SirArfhur Gordon's sire was Young Banker (imp.), being, Jwfed- by Hon. Matthew Holmes, A.wamos, while .his. dam was Lass o' numerous to mention-here ,bave been secured by these old Prince-Charlie's dam Princess" Royal ~; ( Mc; Kellar's) g-dam Highland Mary, by the Ba®>net, g.g.-dam Violet by Sir Colin, Fergus. A .glance over Prince. Charlie's- pedignje.-sh.owß that he possesses .some ofe the best r stnains of Clydesdale known in this colony. - On the sire's side, his grandsire's : name Young. Banker is sufficient to mention that he was ,qne of the most successful horses ever imptorted to -New Zealand. ■ TERMS: 30s. and 30s. • - All mores changing hands, first owner held responsible. For further particulars apply to WALTER BLACK, Kimbell. OKO—THE GREAT COUGH CURE, For Coughs, Bronchitis, and all Chest and Lung Complaints Acts like magic. Is 6d, all Grocers.