GTUU NOTICES. JI) STAND tin's Season :it Dunstan'i Stables. Waimatc, and Travel tlio siirn.uiidiiis Districts, .'.ii.ppin- ;it l)<m.-:isliM- Hotel SlaMes Satunlav evening. Hi" Ma K i,ifirenf 'Blond Horse QKKI!.ST A L K E R . K i r , > i K , , ' :R f; T ' U ' KEß ' """ds no comment. Mill hrot ho, t„ tiiose R reat performers < -annie Chiel, AVindu-histle, Signalman. ShnrpslKjoter and full brother in blood '"""' rorrnpin, and the charo- . iMeetfoot. is a sufficient repnmmondat.on apart from his own me--SsTERMS:sTERMS: £1 )s : half Ruarantee, £5 W. GALBRATTH, Q r Groom-in-charge, R. MAHONEY. "Washdyke. ami <~m )? ?" d J'" avel Geraldina ti .m Und, "K Districts, Iho Jhoroughbred Horse l'ors P vi j, ~?" 1: 50,,t .» Wales, is a bay l ln Tt tS i Bta " di »B ™ splendid lw • ,' tl '! lIy made - with 'lean hor-l-" '• ''■"! s,ll >,stanr-e, sound sur) , li J"" ,ts "".I feet, and of all" to 'ln " r|Ui ! '*>• ;,s to bo -BuitW S s?rn r!,fto " 'imp.), loadm>"o.i bfnitr f A°'- u Maid fpv +„ ir -i .from Quiver sisI'v M J; f? • r™' sms dnm Grafin. nor or-90 S |7 r ? ' ,ty . S ,° n Carbine ' Entile Hoi7"ni l" 1 ,f! Ces ' aml soW by n fo't°, 'p to t W n"r e for £l3 - 6 ™- from' Royal*P Pe r"e,°, D ,"%° f Portland: Devoir ),,. T V J lle Peer fl '°™ nliles^mf^'^^'Scup't f 1 «?«"J. tional ■„ ,1 71 T fna ' [ «>md N-., "»'les. carrvitf '^ a ?o^ Ce^ C, l aSB 4 tor, 101-iirp at i i - lb) ' ""rkrnasBrakoa 'r' Me! "drama, Meto K raph, of' others &rass P an > B »tain, and ~ iLI <laS°ofX t %£? to Heriot. Multifid rft i at r!l(,p 'iorso r.-id stiver i " - ass nolil ' ,rotllei - to Grenade; a Wan, i , "' mc ' f v !', ia ¥ f bl ' ot ''o- to Heroism's ow,°' "L*' 10 Ca,ll,ie,d dip. tremelv pred f l» ?"° eS WPro "x----distanws ,„,?•', ' ,s 110 «-i» -'it all self TZv"?< t ?'r dvr " r ' x l ' v •- brooding " mps \l „, stallion should h "? sen ''?es as a TICRAJS s asoV eT' y For fn..+ i ■»adorkm K ai-rano-,..] MOVNT' l'^ 1 ' n"rV.n l^ lla,- He, or N.B This ;= +i AVashdyko. a j r,T° STAND AT KMIRTTI7 And Trarpl Albury, Caw, Toft n„d surraundin- distrlets, ' the Ihoro,.Kl,bred Stallion, (J A NI F, C HI EL, Who beat th ? mighty Cruciform at £4 Wr of over SO H »V • - Terms—£s 5 S r, HUGH KERR, Proprietor.
J, AND^ T ? A «ILIE & TRAVEL Albury Caunmgton, Pareora, I3oaa7idl> a,KI ba ° k thro "Sli Tych* The Trotting Stallion, jR R O A D L E A P. B^, r ° ad hv nf H y dam, Our uS. H »»tnigton out of Waitannt r0 ' l »1!f a ? ''Ml X ,ae "Pstandine Chestnut, stands iri.o, and has plenty of ml .substance. w i l "r e £'" he ;lt Beaconsfield ererv Wednesday Evening. Terms—£3 3s. E. ADAMS, Groorh in Charge. TO STAND AT FAIRLIE, And Travel Short Distances, the Pure, A bred Clydesdale Stallion, LEXANDER THE GREAT. Tlie Colt is three years old, and will berve a Limited Number of Mares. ALEXANDER "THE GREAT is a Bay standing 17 hands, with beautiful action, and immense bone end substance.
"Alexander the Great." he. is by Alexander's heir, dam Luppv, by Sir « illiam Wallace; 2nd dam Pleasant TI. by Lord Beaconsfield; 3rd dam Pleasant, bv Prince Charlie (4); imported From Scotland. (292).—Alexander's heir is by St. Alexander, imported From Scotland, and Champion of Otarro: dam Pearl (851, N.Z.5.1?.), by Lord Salisbury: 2nd dnm Damsel, imnorted from Spotland at a post of nnOums. : Pearl is full sister to Matthew Holmes's Crown Prince. Sir | William Wallace was Champion of Oamani in bis day. and was sold bv j Floniin.tr and Hodley for 600p;ns. Lord ;Reacoiisfield was Champion of Southhand, and left: the best Stock we everhad on Lonheneh.—(C.reifil. Prime Charlie (4) was Cbanmion or Canterbury, and Alpxandpr's heir was Ist and Champion at Aslinurtnn as a. .V.-ear-old. so that Alexander the Groat is hound to brepd well on brepdMic lines, ns he came from heavy wellbred Stock. Terms— £4 4s. Grazing, 7 s ner wee'-. P, HAHVFY, I Oroom in Chariro. I All Fpps payable Ist January. 1011. Croom.ii.re in all rasps. .T.a. V"r further particulars apply Grooms in Charge, or HUGH KF.PP. Fuirlie.. Hflfflßß rell-hred Trot."ire—The Wood bv Wnd WO od. Dftlrt —Gingernnt hy Rothschild. T »rms —-P3 3<r. navahV .Tanunr*- Ts*. 1911. Marcs phnnDnnf hands first owner held rpsponsible. For further particulars see cards, or
T f. SCOTT. Owner, Gem AUSTRALIAN BLOOD TONIC;- AND PTTRIFYER. ONE OF THE BEST W,OOI>' ptjr't FYERS KNOWNs Purely Herbal and of undoubted value* in all impurities of the, B>ood and eruptions of the Skin. Also,good for Liver and Stomach Troubles. A REAL ROOD TONIC. If vou suffer from Sluggish Liver, Poverty of Blood and J.oss of A'pnetite' tr- it. Large Rotilo 2s fid ' NEIL, THE HERBALIST, . - n Pi -. J?,, tho Solb Mafter-. ?3 Sta#Vd Street.
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Timaru Herald, Volume XIIIC, Issue 14321, 11 October 1910, Page 8
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