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Tuapeka Times, Volume XVII, Issue 1101, 10 December 1884, Page 4

mO TRAVEL THIS SEASO^ I IS THB TUAPEKA MOUTH, TUAPEKA WEST, TUAPBKA FLAT, LAWRBNCE, WETHERSTONES, CLARKS FLAT, & WAITAHUNA : : DISTRICTS, Pure-bred Tv_jffjtkf Stallion LORD LOVAT. , LOKD LOVAT is a beuul iful dark bay, rising fite "years old-, -etands; 1 7-hands- h«ghr**witn magnificent bone ttml eabstancr and unriralled action, being perfectly quiet ami good tempered. Sire : The celebrated Clydesdale stallion Thumper, Dam : Tbe pu>e-bred Crydeedalexinare Poll?, r! Fqr full pedigree fJewJa^ >■•''- '*'■- '^tn; Terms, £i 10s; groom's fee, 5s (payable at time of first-service.)- All- demands payable on or before Ist February, 1885. A liberal concession granted for two or more mares belonging to same owner. , i^—vfcooffigraSi IfdTdoiJlt/pfovided'f or mares .from »vdißtWice > »r*ichaTge;6ff 2s M -per weeV. All ctre taken, but no responsibility. ;i; i :■. i 'HUGH BRUCE, » r- Proprietor. r TRAVEL THIS SEASON JSJCHE_ TUAPEKA AND WAITAHUNA DISTRICTS, "~" ~^ __HR______r' Ppre-bred •K|j_^^_#l_F Entire . DEFIANC^,, Defiance is rising six years old, and is by Victor, imported, from Scotland to- South Australia. Dbfiancb's (Jam Jess, by Lord Haddo, imported from Scotland to Victoria. For full pedigree and particular;, ste onrds. ROBERT BROWNLIE, Proprietor. TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON IN THE BEAUMONT AND SURROUNDING ' •' DISTRICTS, The 4ffl__Pi__! Clydesdale Pure-bred PMVVVm_P£ Entire PRIDE OF HAMPDEN. Pbidb of Hampdbn's sire is Young Banker, the property of the Hon. M. Holmes (Oamaru.) vnra : Sate, bred by J. Hunter, Esq. (Moeraki.) —Pot— fall" particulars us to— pedigree,^ ccc cards. „, -^ \" . Terms— £3, payable at end of season. Guarantee as- per agreement, Groomage ferj'skr;\ _' v • - „ - Good paddocking provided at Is per week. AH care taken, but no responsibility. . ; fi: COSKE'BY, Proprietor. TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON . ■IN THB <„ HERIOT HUNDRED, CROOKSTON, GREENVALE, SWIFT CREEK, KELSO, AND TAPANUI DISTRICTS. Pure-bred Tj^y^y\ t\ Stallion PITZ JAMES. Fitz James is a rich. bay,_ rising eight' years old, bred by the New "Zealand and Australian ' Land Company (limited), on their Totara Estate. Sire : Roderick Dhu. Dam: Nell, imported from Scotland. For further particulars, see card;. Term?^ £4— £2 to be paid at end of season and £2 when mare proves in foal. Groomage fee, s*, payable at-ferricr. : Free paddock accommodation lor* mares coming from a distance. All care taken but no responsibility. DAVID HAUGH, Proprietor. Heriot Hundred. mO TRAVEL THIS SEASON I - - IN THE TUAPEKA WEST, TUAPEKA FLAT, TUAPEKA MOUTH, EVANS FLAT, AND LAWRENCE DISTRICTS, Purebred £|L3___3L EnHre YOirNG SAL IS BUEY. Yotnro, SamsBUBT, 4 years .old, is by the far-famed sire Lord Salisbury (imported at a cost of £2,d00 from the Home Country, and ■who has never been beaten in a show ring.) Young Salisbury's dam, - Young Melbourne (imported) by Ivanhoe, g dam Melbourne ;.< ■ re of dam, Conqueror (imported.) Lord. Salisbury is by Young Conqueror B«flire, Old Conqueror, the property of Jas. lerr ; gg sire, Jock, the property of SatduerClark V gRg-sire, Lofty, the -property of -Samuel Clark ; ggpg-aire, Fancy, the property of Mr Eskings j gggggsire, Old Clyde, the property of Mr Frame. Dam, Darling, by Tintock. Sire of Young Conqueror's was Mr Andrew Logan's Lord Clyde. • Lord, Salisbury was exhibited, as a yearling at Ayr Show in May, 1876, and won first prize ; at Ardrossan h'ewon first prize ; t>t KiTmarriock'iu 1577, vrhen. n^wo«year- old, he won first prize, with n\eda| for (he best horse in 1 the yard; at Dairy in 1877, when a two-year-old, he won first prize • at Ayr , in May, 1877, firsj^ prize ; at Glasgow, in 1 liny, 1877, first i \> :«;at theißoyal Eng- \ lisb, Liverpool; /Jujy, 1877,^-firsfc prize-; atj H.B. Show, Edinburgh, July, ' Jlß77,^flrsfc ; prize. - .' ,'\ Terms — £3 : £1 at the end of the season, : .and £2 if the mare proves in foal. Special \ agreement for number of mares. Grcomoge, *"' SAMUEL HE#RYJ ' , Proprietor • IMPORTANT NOTICE. 10 ALL WHb ARE W AN ; GOOD SERVANTS. BASRATT & CO. are acknowledged to be the most reliable aud dirustwortby 'firm in New Zealand for obtaining Servants of all classes from; 'Male and Female 7 Servants can be had in » few hours' not ice- from the .office' And employers may, rely upon, Messrs Jlanratt jk Co. making every inquiry respecj-ing^tbeir character before sending them tq tha country, the firm making it their duty to establish a Ulto iCountry connection. 3o v Station B upholders, Farmers, Hotclkeepers, and others may be sure that "ißgmtt, & Co. , wjll send none biit't_lorou'^b^_good, 'Irara- working, honest, and sober servants. Should liou favor us/with your patronage, kloe^ft& And telegrams' will receive immediate^ reply>- - Note <he address : I^XRRATT & CO., Oily Registry Office and Employment Exchange, House, Land, 'Snsintss, ParwieAhip, aud General Commission— Agents, 69 Princesstreet (between Glasgow Pitliotiie and Queen's Theatre.) This is tbe old fifmioffffiirratt & C«t-i '«to. vf _dvlo Uouicju Sfcuo*-t-o^et, , Duuediu.