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Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume 4, Issue 360, 30 December 1879, Page 3

THE THOROUGHBRED HORSE ECLAT, Bged by i - Hector Norman Simpson, Esq., r Victoria, \ WILL STAND FOR .THE SEASON At the Homestead of the Proprietor, HERTFORD FARM, " .HE AD OF THE BAY. ECLAT is a handsome brown horse, with great bone, muscular power, i and faultless symmetry. As a three- i year-old he took First Prize at the Tasmanian Pastoral Association's Show, and since that time he has taken First Prize in his class and against all comers at the Banks Peninsula Pastoral Association's Shows in 1876 and 1877. i ~~ j PEDIGREE. 3 ECLAT, by Camden, out of Prestige, i by Premier (imp.); out of Shiel-na-t Guira, by Rory. O'More (imp.) ; out of 3 Nora Creina (imp.; ; Camden, by Warj hawk (imp.) ; out of Calliope, by iEther r (imp.); out of Cassandra, by Tross { (imp.) ; out of Alice Grey, by Emigrant (imp.); out of Gulnar'e (imp.) ECLAT is closely related to Dagworth, The Barb, Yattendcn, and Maid of All Work ; the latter won over £2000 in stakes, and like Eclat, is out of a Premier mare. King Phillip, by Camden, out of a daughter' of Shiel-na- - Guira, is nearly full brother to Eclat, and won several races in New Zealand : and, lastly, Eclat, is closely related to the celebrated horse of the day—Chester. For Pedigree, see Turf Register. ECLAT, from his stout breeding,! t fine action, great bone and superior con- , stitution, is calculated to produce stock i fit for the Turf or Road, and must prove a desirable cross. 3 Teems : Terms—£4 4s each mare. Groomage, ss. One in six allowed free, the property of bona fide owners. All mares to be brought to the owner's stables. Good paddocks for mares till stinted, I after which a charge of one shilling per s week will be made till removal. Every care taken, hut without responsibility. > The owner of this horse begs to notify , the fact that his horse Eclat has been [ run down in various parts of the Penin- * sula in saying that Eclat has a made pedigree. I will give £5 reward to any £ person who will lead direct to the person , or persons so offending as to prove a conviction. ' B. SHADBOLT. ; Oct. 13, 1879. J TO STAND THIS SEASON, 1879, The Celebrated Stallion -IS SUFFOLK: ' TEAA^ELLEE SUFFOLK TRAVELLER was bred by H. Harrison, Esq., and is five years old, commanding great s bone and. substance, and has proved himself a sure foal-getter. He is by Suffolk Punch, by Major f (imported), dam, Jewel, by King Fergus (imported), out of Old Canterbury. He will Travel through Akaroa and the different Bays. Terms for the Season—£3 3s. Guarantee as per agreement. _ * Groomage, ss, payable at first service. For further particulars, apply to JOHN KERRIDGE, 5 O'Reilly's Stables, Akaroa. N.B.—The proprietor of this horse requests the breeders on the Peninsula y not to engage their mares until they have seen this horse. s . .__ II 18 7 9. n WILL TRAVEL THE DISTRICT OF-AKAROA THIS SEASON, THE superior . : COACHING STALLION - TE WHITI. j 3 rpE WHITI is a Dark Chestnut, 5 c JL years old, bred by Mr D.Young, i Taieri, Otago,by Knottingly, dam Kitty, by Lothair (imported), and' is,' without doubt, the most desirable sire for the production of stock suitable, for the Peninsula. -■''.. Terms—£3 3s. . An allowance on two or more mares the bona fide property of one owner. , Guarantees can be arranged for spe- ? cially. I J. OLPHERT, c Proprietor. t, . '. ■—. , : BOARD AND LODGING. Terms moderate. Apply to MRS. THOMAS, . f . Jellie street.;' (Late residence\)f Mr Lambert.) \ 7>7pt. SO7 ■' «■_,.].