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j\xr & have _<-o . . l ~ I COTSQED SUITE FEED _ 7BPY (.ill A . " ; . Bfl3_ FIUEIHaANDHIR BROS. , nUTLER'B Via jly tjotel ASHBURTON. J Boitacc._j_uoi.aibn £.._ Travolieie aud , Families. : Stabling and Tacld icking free i Loobq Boxes very r aaonable. * .u on i. of Alcock ' rt best Billiard Tables on ; the Premises, snd m ordar to meet th, times we have deoided to RUJDUOB IHB P IOE OF MJ.ALS | TO 1». Board and Lodging aa uaaal. 10J63 TO TRAVJSJL ASHBURTJN AND SURROUJND.NG DIS MiICIM. T_;E THO-lUUi..HBBl_l> __o_lSJ_ Rouser* BOUSER is a Groy Horse standing 16 hands, by tho renowed Me-senger (sire of the Lad, &_.), dam Kate O'ShaDe. by Oaledon (Imp.) ; Kite O'Shane oat of Laora, by Kmigra_t (imp.), oot of a daughter of Spaewife, by Skeleton (mp.) RODBER Is th_ sire of Mexico, winner of m»ny races ; aleo of Balderdash, who trotted 3 miles m Bo_in 42aeos, theft-steel reoord for a 3 year old m New Zjaland Terms: Seaan, £3, payable lat Janoary: guarantee, Ist July, £4 10s j groomage. 6s ; payable first servioe. For farther particulars, apply to Groom m oharge, or JtfO. J. O. QUANE, . Ashburton TO TRAVt-L THIS SEASON, IN THE OAIRNBBAE AND LAUBISTON DIBTRIOTS, THE OLUDESDALE ENTIRE, Diplomacy. Bred by John Grigg, Esq., of Longbeaoh. Diplomacy's sire is Lord Be.conßfield, dam Pletsant by Prlnoe Oharlle Terms : £3 seasoD, guarantee, £4 10a ; , groomage fee, 5» ; payable first service, i To bona fide owners of 5 mare?, a liberal allowance given j If 6 marea 1 allowed • free. Mares changing hands to ba paid * i for as season mare*. Aa the number of mares for this horse Is limited, owners I 1 winning his services should make early v application. Good Paddooklng for mares at Is 6d pee week, all care taken but no responsibility. r- . : ■ For farther particulars apply Groom Id oharge, or DENIS MoKENDRY, 9§133 Proprietor, Oalrnbno, I , TO TRAVEL THE ASHBURTON AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. rjl H B CARRIAGE HORSE Hercules. { HERCULES iB a bf autiful dark cheßtnnt, 4 ye_iß old, standing 16 hands lin high, with a immerse bona and enb.taoce, and possesses a ■. capitr.l temper. l At the As a burton Show, as a two year old, ° Hercules took first prize, also a special prize »• rs the best horse likely to produce weight- c carrying hacks and hunterß. H HERCULES' sire, Digby Grand, dam „ Picnic ; Picnic by The Chief , dam Maude , , Tbe Chief by Towton, dam Queen of the ' South ; Maude by Prickwillow, dam a Blood * Royal mare. , N 8 Tbrmb ; Season, £2 2a ; payable Ist J*uuarv t 1890 ; guhrantee, £3 Ba. Groomage fee, 6s„ payable first service. For further particulars apply to CHRIS. HARROLD, 0 On J J. DAWSON, i 9f170 Waterton. J

;H3lt- ; TO TR_.VSL TFIE-AB-fl BUIU OOrN r AN_> RAK.UA JDI •VtflOTS. _ nnHE THOROUGH-BRED HORBE TEKOA. He is a dapple bnwn stands 16 haida high. 1 w set. strong ba 1. ; wo.l udap.td bo get wight carrying hacks and har_e3s horses. j Trkoa ia th sire of Secretary, Glenc c, and l Cr.bbagtj, aud m__y fi.st .1 cs h__ter_'. Tekoa i< by imp. rted (see stud bo k) out of Itsicck. t-cdeo ere, by Daoijl «» Rorke ; d -m by .lei?h', of Hand— Hampton 1 (brown) mare. Tussock by lUdileawjrth, imJ ported, (see stud book) out of t'o'ly. Polly by Sir Hercules, (see itud bo.k), dam imported. I Terms (season) I£2 each mare, enarantce £8 j £1 payable 31st Eeo , 1889. aud £2 if mare ( prove m foal at spring of 89 ). Any other terms as per agreement. ' Grootrage : ss, payablo at first service, Any mareß guaranteed to Tckoa musf be produced m September, 1890 or owners will be held resjroneible for the ho_.es fees. For further particulars apply to JOHN NOJIHt. H, Btablekeeper, iiokaia, or * 48 A. fATES, Proprietors. TO STAND THIS SEASON AT OWNER'S LIVERY S Pa BLR AND TRAVEL THE DISTRIOT THE PURE-BEED EN'J I R X PONY ALI BAB A. -I ' By Prlnoe Charming (Imported from England) d«m Pearl(by Prince Charming) out of Jenny by Maz pp=»; This Pouy was very muoh admired at the Ranglora Horse Paride He ia four years old, brlght-bladk, color, and half, brother to Aladdta, bred by 0 Dampler : Oroisley, Eeq , Rangiora. For Terms and Particulars apoly ,__ GF* SOOTT, Proprietor, 10t53 Livery Stabler, Ashburton. ; TO STAND THIb SBABO £*T AT ME THVEN and l'r-vtl the Lauriston and surrounding DietriotS; • IHE THOBOTJGH BItED STALLION Hunningfcpn , For Pedfgree see Cards, TBRMB— For Season,. £2 10s; payabh by / promissory note dee the Ist January, 1890 c Guarantee, £8 10s, pnyable Ist July. 1890. Gioomage, 6a, payable at time of first service 'For two or more mares, the 0 roper fy of one owner, allowano. will be m.de. Any mare sold or changing hands to be paid for. Paddocking, 2d per week. JSvcry care but 1 no r-spdneibility. 1 For further particulars apply at Methven I Livery Btabl_*. , A __- G. if. ALLISON. 1 10 t 67 Proprietor, Methven. , TO STAND THIS BEA6ON ax GBOVE FARM, TINWALD. c •.--..■ ■ . . ■ 1. ,■ -■ - . ■. . » TIHE THOROUGHBRED HORSE, PERM WARBECK it By Perkln Warbeck (imp), dam Mlbb . Kate (Imp), the dtm of Antelope and Sultan. c For fall pedigree see Cards. o ■ : « d PERK IN WARBEOK 11. bas splondld a action, possesses great strength, Is as n , handsome as they are made, aad Is a horre calculated to throw a most valuable ohes of racing or other B v .ook, f. An examination of his Pedigree will show that he possesses a double strain of Si the celebrated Adventurer blood, and is one of the very best bred animals In the oi Southern Hemisphere. The sons of New. sc minister hive, as a family, been more successful at the Stud than aDy family of S modern days, and with the exception of w Hermit, who Is now standing In England C( *t 250 guineas. Adventurer, the grandsire of Perkln Warbeok 11. has produoed g ' tbe most winners of them alt. Good paddocks at la 6d per week. S: For farther particulars apply, Groom In charge, or EDWARD GATES, v 9J187 Grove Barm, Tinwald 1

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