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Timaru Herald, Volume XIIIC, Issue 13733, 24 October 1908, Page 8

'MTUB\ notices. TO STAND at Fairlie, and Travel me Albury, Cave, and Rainclifl Districts, ; The. Thoroughbred Stallion O I M S .R E E V E S. SIMS BEEVES',Sire was Simmer (imp.) by St. Simon; dam.Cantatrice, by Goldsborough—rFirew.orks,; dam Sylvia. TO STAND at Fairlie and Travel Albnry ; and the sumiunding.Districts, The. Purebred Clydesdale Stallion . MO MM AN D E R ' Y ET, COMJIANDER YET was bred by Mr R. - Gawn, North ■ Taieri. His sire" was Lion King, by British Lion (imp.), dam Darling, by Prince of Wales. For terms arid particulars see Card, or P. CASSIDY, Groom in charge. Gpod paddocking for mares, Is per week. All care taken but no responsibility. . Fees: Commander Yet, Season £3 3s; Sims Reeves,_£ 4 45,/ payable 1908. " J ' HUGH,KERR, Fairue. TO TRAVEL in the St. Andrews, Otaio, and Pareora Districts, The Clydesdale Stallion T 0 U G H F 0 Y L E. Sire, Loch Gyle; dam, Nell,, by Good Hope. LOUGH FOYLE has proved himself a sure foal-getter." " TE ?o^ S: £3; £1 10s P avabl e Ist January 1909, balance £1 10, when mares prove in foal. All mares sold or exchanged held to be in foal. All care taken but no responsibility. JOHNMcALWEE, Kt. Andrews. TO bIAND at Pleasant Point and immediate SuiToundiug District— A Limited Number of Mares onlv— Q L AD S T 0 N E, ;The Purebred Clydesdale, by Reformer ; < dam Jeannie. Terms: £2 2s and £2 2s. Groomage fee ss. Particulars, with details tl £, no w Ring attainments, on application u M. MAZE, Pleasant Point; Or Groom in Charge. TO STAND this Season at Owner's place, Pleasant Point, and travel the Surrounding .District, The Trotting Stallion "D ROAD L E A F. BROADLEAF is .a four-year-old Chestnut Colt, stands 16 hands. Sire—Ribbonwood, dam Our Bess. TERMS: 3 Guineas, payable Ist January, 1909. Groomage fee, ss, payable at first service. Paddocking for mares from a distance, 2s per week. PHILIP "STRATFORD. TO STAND at Pleasant Point, and travel Albury, Cave, and Surrounding Districts;, the Handsome Irish Hunting Sire, TjIATH E R O'F LYN N. FATHER O'PLYNN was bred by .Mr Jas. Smith, of Greenfield, sOtago, N.Z. Sire, the fatuous Irish. Hunter Wieklow, imported from Dublin. v He is a beautiful gray horse, standing 16.2J, with great bone, quality, .style, action, and perfect iu all his movementx. FATHER O'FLYNN'S dam, Lady Morris, is by that famous horse Birdcatcher, out of Mies Morris by the- Dancer, imported Arab. He has proved himself a sure foal-getter, and leaves stock of the proper sort. TERMS—£2 season, half guarantee 3Ce and 30s. All mares sold or exchanged, held to be in foal. All moneys payable on or before Ist January, 1909. For further particulars, applv JOHN WILLIAMS, Pleasant Point. TO TRAVEL the Panora, St. Andrews, Otaio and Claiviiloiit District.*, and serve a limited number of approved Mares, the Purebred Clydesdale Stallion, T> R O W N S T OUT. He is a brown, well funned Horse, with good hair, bone and Miibeiauee, and stands 16 hands 3 inches: high. Sire, Welcome Willi*-, by Clydesdale Willie, dam Mi-rry, by Ohl Clydebank (imp.), Merry's dam Polly by Early Morning. From the above it mav be seen that BROWN STOUT has strains of Clydesdale blood second to none in the'colony. TERMS—3Os Ist January, 19C9, and 3&> when mare proves in fu.-il. Groomag.fe«*, 6b al fir*t. service. All mures sold or exchanged held, to be in foal. A. M.CLJ .STOCK". Lyalldale. Or Grmim in charge. TO STAND at Elloughton Orange, and Travel the Seadowu, Teniuka, Claremont, Kingsd<iwu, and surrounding Districts, The Imported Clvdesdale Stallion pBAI GI E MAI NS. Sire, Sir Everard ; dam, Mary, by New Moon, etc. CRAIGIK MAINS, colour bay, w'th clean flat bone and good action. The principal prutetukers at home for several years past are clovely related to this sire, and the Stock he is leaving speak for themselves. Early application w necessary co secure his act-vices, as be i> limited. TERMS: 4 Guinea* for a foal. Mares sold or exchanged held to Ije in foal. Groomage. fee ss. Fur fun her particulars sea Cards, or JAMES McMI'RCHIE, Gloom-in charge. TO TRAVEL this Season in the Olaio and Surrounding Dbitricts, The Pur. bred CivdoiLi!.- Si alii K ' ■-' ,: s k it i) i) n (bred by Geory.- Giice, Wiilowby, Awliburtou). - KING SEDIION' i- a bav colt, rising 8 yearn old. f0.i1.-d in D-c- niher. 1900. His sir.- is King of Qualify, bred by Mi (l.uvii. North T.vci-'. Kintf of Quality l»v I.ion Kitm . !Se« .Sunl 1!....):.; "Dam .'f .Mie, Qu.csi of Quality. I.v Lord Saiidiurv >i<-e N.-w Z.-al..n.| Sinn 'Hooti. Dam of' Kins; Sed.lim. Kale, by Mini 1...J (imp. i. g.diiil liv Ilia, k Champion i-c Stud Hoot.-. ll mil U- »<*n by ilic i!»« tx-diifrec-that this is from (ho be*'t'!v.J.r.dale I'.iood in the world. TERMS: £-. half Riiaraiitc* ; £2 pay able Im. January. 1909. balance wli-ii maro proves in foal. Groom's fee. s*. All ' ari- taken but no r.sju.iwlidily. All mares *"Ui or txrhanged, tint owner hclti rcr.ponvbl.'. For fr.rlh'-r parlirtil.OWEV MrKEE, Proprietor. Or (irnom in rharg».