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Alexandra Herald and Central Otago Gazette, Issue 405, 11 February 1904, Page 6

To Stand this Season at M«Arthur's . Farm, Strath-Olyde, ' The Standard-bred Trotting - '!-,>•; OOLT, THE CZAR. Sire, Lauderdale (imported); dam, Dagmar. '' Lauderdale has proved himself both fast and the begetter of fast stock; Dagmar, by Pinole Fatchen (imported) from Maggie, is well-known. This Colt stands 16£ hands high, is a beautiful brown, with plenty of bone and muscle, and moreover has proved himself a jure foal-getter. He is bred on approved lines a3 Both Lauderdale and Pinole Fatchen trace back to the best blood in America. TERMS: £1 10s payable on February Ist, 1804, and £llos when mare proves in foal. Groomage fee ss, payable at time of first service. All care taken with mares, but no responsibility taken, Apply to J, M'ARTHTJB, JuNB., C. P." BECK, Owner, Alexandra. To Stand this Season at M'Naugh ton's Farm, Ida Valley, . THE 2 PURE-BRED CLYDESDALE STALLION, Dunnett's Fancy. DUNNETT'S FANCY is a rich Bay, stands 16 J haiids high, with plenty of bone and muscle, and very superior action, combined with a beautiful temper. Dunnbtt's Fancy's Dam is Rnsie, by Wallace (imported); Grand Dam, Black Bess (imported), by Black Champion Uokkktx's Famoy is full brother to Salis bury's Champion, and Wallace is full of Otago and Southland, Utjunett's Fancy is therefore come from really good blood and has proved himself a true breeder of good stock. TERMS, £3; £1 10s at the end of the season, and £1 10s when mare proves in foal. Good paddock provided for mares from a distance, which Is a week will be charged. All care taken but no responsibility. All mares sold or exchanged owners at time of service held responsible. JAMES M'NAUGHTON, Parmer, Ida Valley.

To, Stand this Season at Bald Hi/ Flat, and travel Alexandra. Clyde, Roxburgh, Moa & Miller's .Flat Districts, |The Entire Colt LORD ANTRIM. (Wallace —Mao.) ' foaled in November, 1898, and was bred by John Stewart, Esq., of Orookston. His sire, Wallace, imported by Hugh Rea, Esq, of Melbourne. Wallace's sire. Golden Treasure (4417, C S B), g-sire, Lord Erskine (1744, G S B), was also sire of the unbeaten horse Cairbrogie stamp; g g-sire, Boydston Boy (111, G S B), won third prize at the Highland Society's Show, Aberdeen, 1878 ; g g g-sire, Prince Gharlie (629 C SB) won the Androsaan Premium in 1873, and the Salcoats Premium same year; gg g g-sire Vanquisher (890, G 3 B); gg g g g-sire, Loch Fergus Champion 449, G S B); g£g g g g-sire, Salmond's Champion (737, -' S B); ggg gg g g-sire, Farmer (248, CSB); ggggggg g sire, Glancer (338, C S B), won the second prize at the Highland Society's Show, Glasgow, in 1850; His dam, Mag, by the late Peter Grant's famous Gowrie stud horse, Sir Colin (imp), by Samson, ont of the noted Lochend mare, Jess, by Old Sir Colin. Mag's dam, one of the late Peter Grant's, famous Marquis mares. TERMS— £S ; £1 10s at end of Season, £1 10s when the mare proves in foal. Groom's Fee, ss. Guarantee, £l. Paddocks provided for mares from a distance free of charge. All care taken but no responsibility. For farther particulars apply to JOHN BUTLER, Owner, Bald Hill Flat. TiMSS i/Jj Jd is a sure and quick remedy for many tfjings. SBowel disorders, I Stomaed troubles, ailments of tde Kidneys and Wolfe's Schnapps Jt folps in eases of fßfieumatism. Jt clears tse Sdlood—tdrougd t6e Kidneys. m fDorit accept any substitute, you must get tde genuine. »EN Gold Medals," five'internationa; exhibitions, awarded}to 4 the growe(B of flondai-Lauka Tea.