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Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume 2, Issue 137, 9 November 1877, Page 3

SCOTCH JOCK WILL TRAVEL THE PEN INSULA DISTRICT as usual. S. NUTT, Proprietor. 1877. 1877 TO STAND THIS SEASON. T H,E THOROUGHBRED STALLION YOUNG TRADUCER. YOUNG TRADUCER is by Tra ducer, out of Kaspar's dam .see, Stud Book). Young Traducer was bred by W. C. Webb. Esq., at Riccar-' ton. He is a rich dnrk brown, standing 16 hands high, with immense bone and substance ; and for make and shape has been pronounced by the best judges as hard to beat anywhere. Terms :—£s ss. for the Season, per mare ; Groomage, 55., payable on first service. In every five Mares, property of same owners, one will be given- in. Special terms made for two or more mares, also for guarantees. YOUNG TRADUCER will travel Tai Tapu, Little River, to Akaroa and the Bays. ROBERT LITTLE, Proprietor. rpHE ENTIRE HORSE LORD WALLACE Will STAND FOR THE SEASON At the following places : Little Akaloa ... Mondays Pigeon Baj ... Tuesdays Head of the Bay... Wednesdays Waeckerle's Hotel Wednesday night Okain's Bay ... Thursday till Monday. The splendid Entire Horse LORD WALLACE, by Lord Glasgow, out of a first-class mare, imported from AusLORD WALLACE is a fine looking horse, stands 16 hands high, four years old, and is broken in to single or double harness. He has got the best stock of any horse that has ever stood in Akaroa, which can be seen at Mr Glynan's, Onuku. Terms—£2, payable Ist January, 1878. Guarantees, £3. Groomage fee, 55., payable at first service. THOMAS WARE, Okain's Bay. TO STi_ND THIS SEASON, AT O'REILLY & CO.'S STABLES, Akaroa, YOUNG COCO. YOUNG COCO is a brown pony, stands hands high, of compact make, and great muscle, handsome head and neck, and excellent temper. His dam is out of an Arab mare, by Coco. Coco, formerly owned by Mr J. Waeckerle, was a general favourite among the breeders of the Peninsula. Terms :—£2 for each mare, payable Ist January, 1878. J. DALGLEISH, Proprietor. TO STAND THIS SEASON. THE DRAUGHT HORSE Maori Chief. MAORI CHIEF is a bay horse, with black points, rising 5 years old, hands high, good temper, sound constitution, and a sure foalgetter. MAORI'CHIEF was bred by Mr. E. J. Joblin, his sire is Lord Glasgow, a well-known horse, who took first prizes repeatedly at the Canterbury P. & A. Association's Shows. His dam was bred by the late W. Thompson, Esq., formerly Provincial Auditor, and was by King Fergus, out of a pure Clydesdale mare, that Mr Thompson imported from Scotland. He will Travel from Little River along the Harbour to Wainui, returning to the Head of the Bay; from thence to Akaroa, ancl back to Little River. Terms—£2 2s per mare> payable at end of season. Guarantees, £3 Bs. Good Paddock accommodation, at one shilling per week. Every care taken, but no responsibility. GEORGE ROBINSON, Proprietor, ' Wairewa, Little River,