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Timaru Herald, Volume XIIIC, Issue 14325, 15 October 1910, Page 8

STUD MO7SCEB. K) STAND this Season at Dunstan'i Stables, Waiimito, and Travel tho pnrroiindiiig Dislviet;;, Ami stoppi:;.; at Doiu-ister Hotel f StiiMi.-:, Saturday evening, The Mjjiiiiliccnt tilood Horse jQEKRST A L K E R . DEERSTALKER needs no common* JMiIJ brotlu-r to those ;;rciat norforaei-s Cannio Cliiol. V/inchvl-.istlo, Signalman, Miarpsnoote,. and full brother in blooc to .Stronglio d: Terrapin, and the champion filly Hentfoot, is a sufficient ~. commendation apart from his or fits. Ss TERMS: £ ' lE ; "n'f guarantee, £5 YV. GALBRATTH. q Grooni-i.i-charge, R. MAHONEY. Wasjsdyke. - ,^ XJ > w* srasHn - ;; Ei"; - ""-' (leiniilca), :„id Travel-Gun ant Lf" , '''" l,lldl '»f-' districts, ■hi? ' Borso Randwirk. y' . |>K standing - to ; l!spf . ( . t )lim ; —"■ ii,>ioiv : „ s <■,:-,. (iriiftnn (imp.),' l 0 n:3 -•. ..u. 10ry.,,,, in Australia, by Oalo •H„ ■' n' ' s,!nn ": from Mate •)''»■'■ '». v Maniptnit from (,)niver, sis dT , .'T l Pt a ",'J th !' dnm "f Momoii Vn'.--rt ; "' ." dam Graf.li r of .r-oo VA ■ -V M win. >' Hon. Donald Wa lace for £l3 65.) tllc !>»*<>' of Portland 'from I£.l P thC of Pnrt, n"' ' W.'st ,• iv l - v . [l '" ra l'?'«- from LeW Ffe^.^i C, ni n ! i V 1 ' 1 «takes 3 mil v.). (Hri s l,a„ 0 C •;ti rinl ""Ips;, Or.-ifnnx <Cri.>d N-., jof others """ pa!l > "'itain, and , iK ,st 'Maranir^'l^Hf^H'brothel ; Heroism's o ■„ "UV'" Cilnllio,d CuPdistunes ',iid' ,?. V as "« ' v ™ -'t r,!l ■self of^'^'^'-Hr-;.. | breodin., 1,, .,] A »''!»r- •'» ' ™ sta!lio,Al N M i „ '"? as ~ I'tee £.-is ,-„i ° c ' l 7 s ) n ", , f -t .s; Half -n.i:.f-.i-Por fiii-tinr „ : '*'', ,, . 0c1 5. 1 »K :n-!-an K o.l. 'MOYNIHvv ; "•{"•"'■•"•s apply JER. nm T i, „''J H, 'Ee, or | «?'. AI T- V - Totnrn, aui sunoiindiiiK disti-iet? -o'a v'^'7' r l ll) '' p d IJJ -" - X E CII I E i Jf Who bsat tbo mighty Cruciform at I -it",- ~ - l iiK nt-for-age. -■i os per Maro. HUGH KERR, Proprietor.

.v, TRAVEL consfinld. and back through Tycho ana Lave, The Trottine- s+nli;n„ DBO A D L Broadleaf by Ribbomvood; dam, Om ivhilo Hlln ti"gton out of Waitafiroadloaf is a fine upstanding Chestni.l, .-.lands 16.2, and has plenty of bone and substance The Horse will be at Beaeonsfiold t>vory Wednesday Evening. Terms—£3 3* F. ADAMS, Groom in Charge. TO STAND AT FAIItLIE And Travel Short Distances. tbo'Pu-e-Abr-d Clydesdale Stallion, LEXANDER THE' GREAT. Tho Colt is three years old. and will bcrve a Limited Xumber of Marcs. ■ ALEXANDER ~THE GREAT is a Bav standing 77 hands, with beautiful action, and i.nmcnso bono and sub"Alexandc- the Great," he is by -Alexander's li»ir, dnni Lncev, bv Si.* William Wallace-. 2nd dam Pleasant T.l. hy Lord BoaoonsfieM : 3rd diV Pleasam, bv Prim- Charlie (-1); imported From Scotland. C292).—Alexander's heir is by St. Alexander, imported from Scotland, and Champion of Otago ; dam Pearl (Rfil, N.ZS.TL). by Lord Salisbury. 2nd dam Dam-el. imported from Scotland at a cost of ofHVns. : Pearl is full sister to Matthew Holmes's Crown Prince. Sir William Wallace lvns Champion of Oamarn in his dav, and was sold bv I Fleming and H"dley for fiflOgn,. Lord i Beaeonsfiold was Chamnion of Sonthi land, and left the best Stock we ever had on Lonbeach. —(Greig). Prinze Charlie (-11 was Chamnion of Canterbury, and Alexander's heir was Ist and Champion at A<-hbnrton as ~, 3-vear-old. so tb'at Alexander the Great is bound to breed well on breeding li""s. as lie eame from heavy well bred Stock. Terms—'£-! 4s. Grazing, 7s nor nwl: n: HARVEY, Groom in Chargo, All Fees payable Ist .Tannary. 1911. Cronmaee in all cases. . r s. For fwt-hnr particulars apply Groomo in Charge, or HUGH KERR.. Fnirlie.

' To S+nnri tins Season nt the Owner's Stable;, .ind tnvel the snTonndino: districts, the well-bred Trottin- Colt. "O OTHWOOD. Sire—The W oo 'l hv WiVlwoofl, Dnr. -Gingernut by T?otTiscTiild. 'this—-C8 .V. nnvnMr. j«wnn Is*, IHll. ftfcrr= chnngiiif bunds fir rer held roßponp'hlp. For further particulars see cards, or TT. SCOTT. Owner, Oernldine NEIL'S AUSTRALIAN BLOOD TONIC AND PT7RIFYER. ONE OF THF BEST BLOOD PTJRIFYERS KNOWN. Purely Herbal and of undoubted value in all impurities of tlie Blood and eruptions of tlie Slrin. -Also good for Lives and Stomach Troubles. A REAL GOOD TONIC, If you suffer from Sluggish L'iverV Poverty of Blood and Loss of Appetite* ti-"- it. Largo Bottlo 2s 6d. NEIL, THE HERBALIST, ICihe Sole-MflltßV