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Entire Horses. To STAND THIS SEASON At Islabank,. The Blood Entire Horse use II I S EXCELLENCY. By the imported sire His Excellency, well known in Southland aa the best, blood entire ever introduced here. Dum, Tullop, one of the finest mares of New South Wales, imported thence to Southland by the late Captain Howell. Tullop was the motlier of the famous racehorse Sailor, to whom, on the dam’s side, therefore, His Excellency is brother. His Excellency is a dark chestnut, is strongly and symmetrically built, and better adapted for producing weight-carrying hacks than any animal shown this year. His stock may be seen, and speak for themselves. Terms, £2; Groomage, ss. G uarantees, by arrangement., A hug-o and’ well watered paddock for mares. Every care taken, but no responsibility. Season ends February l»t, 1881. After that date a charge of 2s 6 i per week will; be made on all mares remaining it paddock. W. A. LYON, TVopnioiur, lalabank. no STAND THIS S E ASGN, At Millbank, Thoenbuet, 1 And travel Riverton, Jacob’s River, Lime- , stone Plains, Otautau, and Waimatuku Hat districts, the pure bred Clydesdale Entire Colt, L, 0R D CHBLMSFOED. Lord Chelmsford is a dark bay colt rising three years old, and stands 164 hands high ; was got by Mrs Niinmo’a Prince, dum Bet, by Emperor, grand dam Violet, imported from Tasmania by David Nesbitt, was ; the winner of many prizes. . . j Prince, the sire of Lord Chelmsford, is a dark bay, 12 years, old, I6i hands high, by. Prince Charlie (imported), dam Princess Maude the First, champion maw in the colony, the winner of 18_first prizes in Scotland, and several in Victoria. Prince has gained many first prizes, and his stock cannot be surpassed. T]lie Kynclou Agricultural Sucf’oly awarded- him first prize ior the best four yearlings against l lie stock of two imported horses. He gained the first prize at the Puhne”*ton and Waikouaiti show in 1872 and 1873. Mrs Nimmo . sold a yearling filly by Prince for £BOO, Mr Boag, of Christchurch, being the purchaser. Prince has an excellent temper, imnir nsa bone, superior ection, is a sure foal gi tu r, and is acknowledged by competent judges to be the best Clydesdale horse ever bred in the colony. Princess Maude the First, grand-dam of Lord Chelmsford, gained 18 first, prizes in Scotland, including the silver medal at Glasgow, when a three year old, for all ages ; in the same year she gained the first, prize at the Highland Agricultural Society at Inverness. She was also awarded first-honors two years in succession at Dumbarton. In Victoria she gained the following prizes:;—First at Port Phillip Farmers’ Society's show iu 1859, ’6O, ’6l, and ’62. First at the Qippsland Agrk cultural Society’s show iu 1863 and 1864. She was bred by Mr VV. Park, Dalmuir, Dumbartonshire, and vtas g*t by Mi’ J. Salmon's. (of Renfrewshire) celebrated horse Scotchman, opt of, the dam. of the equally celebrated Rob Roy. Terms, £4 4s, ■ payable on or. before Ist February, 1881. - Groom’s fee ss, payable at service. Paddock arcouimoJHliou provided at Tbornbury for marcs free to Ist FebruaryAll care t«ken, but no re-ponaibility. OALDER & CREAR, Proprietors. mO STAND AT GRpPEIj’S RFSH, J. and travel Riverton, Jacob’s. River, Otautau, Limestone Plains, and Orepuki districts, The Thoroughbred Entire Horse

QBSa* MULATTO. Mulatto is a black horse, 16 bancs high, ; rising, fpqr, years old. JJe was got by The Nigger, dam Judy by Leamington; sire Leamiug'ou, dam Sifter, of Mercy, by Melbourne, Free by Romulus, Selina' by Fiizcagl*,-. Holly by llyacinlhus. See New Zealand Stud Book. .The Nigger was b:od by J. Lee, Esq., and was got by Barbarian, dam Vixen, by Little John, dam Top-y by Youns Marquis, Barbarian is full brother to The Barb, by Sir Hercules.- —Vide New South Wales Stud | Book. 1 Terms, £2 ss, pay aide on or before the Ist 1 February, 1881. Guarantees as per agreement. Padiiotk accommodation provided free.;, every care taken, but na responsibility. H. & J. WARD, Proprietors: T HE PURE BRED CLYDESDALE Entire Horse MARQUIS OF HAMILTON Will Travel this season in the Districts o£ Riverton, Jacob’s River, Otautau 'W’aiau, and Oeepuki. Marquis of Hamilton is a dark dapple grey, stands hands.high. and. has proved him'self a. sure foal-gutter. His temper, action, and constitution cannot be excelled. Pedigree. —Got by the well-known horse Marquis, out of Fanny, by Boisdale. Boifdule, imported from Tasmania, one of the best horses, over in, the district (supposed to have been poisoned at Teviol, while upwards, of one hundred mares were waiting for him). Fanny, out of Kale, by the imported horse Napoleon. Old Marquis died last winter at the age of 21 years, aud never cost his owners one sixpence for medicine. Marquis of Hamilton gained the Silver Medal it the Clutlw Show when shown as. a two-year old.. Terms, £3. Grooms Foe, 55.. JAMES PHILIPS, Owner, Riverton. Wrcy\ Bush Ads. NATI 0N S II 0T E L WBEY’-S BUSH. R. SWEETMAN,. Proprietor. Travellers and others can rely on receiving every accommodation at this hostelry. Wines and Spirits of the best brands. Good Stabling. j 08, PRINTING n newest design,s, executed at the Western Star. Office, Riyerton.