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Dunstan Times, Issue 398, 3 December 1869, Page 3

THE THOROUGH-BRED STALLION R 0 E B U 0 K, Five Years Old II ILL sci'vo Mares again this ’ * season at Messrs STRODE At FRASER’S Earusclengli Station. ROE I! U Civ is a Bay Horse, Jive years old, hy Tow tun, out of Miss Rowe, Ly Sir Hercules, dam, Miss Millar, by Young Wanderer. SIR HERCULES, by Cap a Pie, out of Paraguay. TOWTON, (own brother to the Peer) by Melbourne, clam, Cinizelli by To'iclistono (vide English Stud Book) Imported into New Zealand in 1858. Every care (without responsibility) will be taken of mares. Half-a-crown per week will be charged for all mares not removed after due notice has been given of their being ready. An allowance of one mare out of five will be made to bona-fide owners. All mares must be settled for on re-delivery. Terms, A' 4 55., Groomage included. THE THOROUGH - BRED ENTIRE HORSE DON QUIXOTE \\ ILL TRAVEL the Du sfan ' » District this season, calling alternately at Cromwell, Alexandra Clyde, Drybrcad, Tinker’s and Biack’s. DON QUIXOTE is a dark bay horse, sixteen hands high, and a sure foal-getter. Dnn was got hy Gil Bias, out of Penelope, by the imported Desert Arab Ajah Baba ; g.d., by the eelc brated race-horse Grenadier.

Don Quixote is too well known to need comment, the proprietor deeming it sufficient to state that he is in splendid health and first-class condi tiou. Dor further particulars apply to Mr. William Woodman, Commercial Stables, Clyde j or to G. EEDIIEAD, Kawarau Gorge. Terms, £3, payable at the end of Season ; Groomage, 55,, payable at first ssrVice. E.B. Every attention given to ensure foals. The Celebrated CLYDESDALE EE TIKE HORSE HEATHER JOCK

\T ILL Travel this Season in the ' • Clyde, Alexandra, Black’s* Drybread, St. Bathan’s, Cromwell and Hill’s Creek Districts. HEATHER Jt'CK is a beautiful dark bay horse, 17 hands high, ol immense hone, fine symmetry, and superior action, was got by the far-famed horse Reformer, imported by C. Rossiter, Esq., Cranbourne, and out of the celebrated mare Flora, the property of J Johnston, Esq., V hitiesea, Victoria.

HEATHER JOCK has taken first and second prizes as a colt of one, two, and three years old in Victoria. Sire Reformer, who gained the Highland Society’s first prize at Perth in 1852 ; as a yearling, in 1856, at Melbourne, the Port Phillip Farmers’ Society’s first prize, beating Clyde (Mr. J, Wilson's) and lour other imported sires ; in IS<)7, at Melbourne, the Port Phillip Farmers’ Society’s first prize, beating Clyde and four other's ; at the same meeting won the Champion Cup, value J'3'o, as the most perfect animal exhibited. He has also taken a mini her ot local prizes, and his stock have been successful as prize-takers, 1 am, I 1 ’!ora, got hy the renowned horse Prince Charlie, imported by Messrs. 'l‘fntosh, G enroy, out of apure-hrecl V. D.L, mare bred by Pi. Q. Ivormode, Mona Vale. Flora took first prize at hitlesea two years in succession, first it Ivilmore and second at Heidelberg in 1861. Terms.— .£4 10s., parable On nr before the Ist of February, 1870; Groom’s Fee, 55,, payable at first service. A. M TAREK k Co, Clyde, October 1, iB6O.

piOLLOWAY’s OINTMENT & TILLS.— The worst cases of ulcer in the leg, for* which salves, poultices, lunar caustic, and all the so-called "established remedies’ 1 have boon tried in vain, are readily cured by Holloway’s ointment in all incredibly short space of time. The remedial effect of this powerful unguent in eruptive disorders is looked upon, throughout the world gene* rally, and by our colonists especially, as a phenomenon in medicine. In or irary paactice, different topical applications are prescribed for different external affections. But these are more “palliatives.” They merely relieve the pain or inflammation for the lime being, 'by cooling the surface. Any evaporant will do this; bat Holloway’s ointment penetrates to the sources of dis* ease. Toe pills are no less thorough In their operations hi liver dj?*» pejipia, and disor.'ctfi of the bowels.