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Tuapeka Times, Volume XVII, Issue 1112, 21 January 1885, Page 6

rpO TRAVEL THIS SEASON 1 IN THE TUAPKKA MOUIU, TU\PRKA Wk^T. TUAPKKA FLAT, LAWRKNOE, WETHERSTONES, CLAUKS FLAT, & WAITAHUNA DISTRICTS, Th« ft fpP^**? 6^ t'ly IpsiLiK LOUD L O VA T. Lord Lovat U a beuuiiuil dark biy, rising five xpnrs old, ft.rids 17 han f <? lrgh, with mugnilk'iut boms :ii>il subr-lanw and unrivulk'tl .icli'Mi, boing pcrlrclly quiet nn<ln n< l good tunperecl. Sire : The celebialeil ClyJesdaV staliion Thumper. Dam : The pu e-hred Clyilesdale mare Polly. - For full pedigree see cards. Terms, £2 10s ; grootn'a fee, 5s (payable at lime, 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. A good grass paddock provided for mares from a distance, at a charge of 2s 6d per weel". All care taken, Iml no lesponsibility. HUGH BKUCE, Proprietor. T~cTt ravel this season IN" THE TUAPEKA AND WAITAHUNA DISTRICTS, The « iSKIMMtk Clydesdale Pure-bied Entire DEFIANCE. Defiance is rising six years old, and is by Victor, imported from Scotland to South Australia. DEFIANCE'S dam Jess, by Lord Haddo, imported from Scotland to Victoria. For full pedigree and partieulm ?, see cards. ROBERT BROWNLIE, Proprietor. TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON IN" THE BEAUMONT AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS, The - jf^lLiMiJll Clydesdale Pure-bred r&sw 'PV^raS' Entire PEIDE OF HAMPDEN. Peide of Hampden's sire is Young Banker, the property of the Hon. M. Holmes (Oamaru.) Dam: Kate, bred by J. Hunter, Esq. (Moeralu.) For full particulars as to pedigree, see cards. Terms— £3, payable at end of season. Guarantee as per agreement. Groomage fee, ss. I Good paddocking provided at Is per week. { All care taken, but no responsibility. JR. OOSKERY, Proprietor. mO TRAVEL THIS SEASON 1 IN" THE HERIOT HUNDRED, CROOKSTON. GREENVALE, SWIFT CREEK, KELSO, AND TAPANUI DISTRICTS. T h e jSk'^vl m4^ Clydesdale Pure-bred f^&p^^TS R Stallion fitzlames. Fitz James is a rich bay, rising eight years old, bred by the New Zealand and Australian Land Company (limited), on their Totara E-tatc?. Sire : Roderick Dhu. Dam : Nell, imported from Scotland. For further particulars, see card?. Term. 1 , £A -£2 lo be paid at enrl of season and £2 when mure proves in foal. Groomage fee, 5?, payable a I service. Free paldoek accommodation f.r marcs coming from a distance. All care takeu but no responsibililv. " DAVID HAUGH, Proprietor. Heriot Hundred. TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON IN TUE TUAPEKA WEST, TUAPEKA FLAT, TUAPEKA MOUTH, EVANS FLAT, AND LAWRENCE DISTRICTS, The uf §VWJI Clydesdale Puic bred Entire YOTJNGr SALISBUET. Youno Salisbury, 4 years old, is by the far-famed sire Lord Salisbury (imported at a cost of £2,000 from the H^me Country, and who has never been beaten in a show ring.) Young Salisbury's dam, Young Melbourne (imported) by Ivanhoe, g-dam Melbourne ; s re of dam. Conqueror (imported.) Lord Sa'isbury is by Young Conqun'oi g-siie, Old Conqueror, the property of Jas. Kerr ; gg sire, .Renfrewshire Jock, the property of Samuel Clark ; ggg-sire, Lofty, the property of Samuel Clark ; gggg-sire, Fancy, the property of Mr Eskings ; ggggg sire, O'd Clyde, the property of Mr Frame. Dam, Durling. 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 & rdrossan he won first prize ; at Kilmarnockin 1577, when a two-year old, he won first prize, with medal for the best horse in the yard ; at Dairy in 1877, when a two-year old, he won first prize ; at Ayr in May, 1877, fir3t prize ; at Glasgow, in May, 5577, first a' the Koyal English, Liverpool, July, 1877. first prize ; at H.S. Show, Edinburgh, Juiy, 1877, first prize. Terms — f'3: £1 at the end of the season, and £2 if the ma o ptov.-s in foal. Special agreement for number of mares. Grr orange, ss. SAMUEL HEN BY, Proprietor ILL STAND THIS SEASON AT OUR LAWRENCE STABLES, The Thorough-bred Entire MAEIBYftNONa (Six-yeai-old), By Horatip, out of Blue Gown, universally admitted to be the best blood in tibc Colony. , Terms, for tho season, £3 3s ; guaran(ee?, £5 s°. Groom's fee, ss, payable at first service. As only a limited number of mares wll be served, early application is necessary. Fullpedigree on appliration to H.jCHAIOjfc CO. Q A. MI~L "L ~B~E~, O. DEAUGU gIIABT, JOISEE, UNDERTAKER, &c, Ross Piace, Lawbence. P lavs and Specifications prepared, and Estimales gireu with despatch.