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Dunstan Times, Issue 495, 13 October 1871, Page 3

FREE TRADE BUTCHERY. Notice to the Inhabitants ot Drybreail, Tinkers, and Devonshire. NO MORE MONOPOLY. STEWART M’COMB having made a cash purchase of se teral'4 hundred head of Cattle, has inecL realize, and he pjj ised. / 9'/'. x S, M’ COiip l , Low Prices in the District i/v and Bread, and been the areana of keeping down the prices for year#paat, demands support. List of prices published at future date. N.B. Parties seeking Working Bullocks or good Dairy Cows, can obtain them of S. M’ C., with a guarantee. A cart will travel the District for orders and with goods. H E THOROUGH BRED HORSE ROEB U C K WILL SERVE MARES this Season at Messrs. Strode y AND Eamscleugh Station. For Pedigree see/Cards Good Grazing’ Padckrtfka for Mares, and every, odre taken, but no responsibility. All Mares_Must.be Paid.for before Removal —o— Teems :_£4 55., Groomage Included. N.B.—One Mare out of every four belonging to a bona-fide owner will not be charged for. IIIIE CELEBRATED ENURE . CLYDESDALE HORSE, HEATHER JOCK. (Late Rising Star.) Will Travel this Season in the Cromwell and Black’s District. HEATHER JOCK iaj! beuriitifuj/ dark bay horse, 17 hands high, fine symmetry, yfctkm, \v33 got hy the hops*ifefppner, imported by C. Brossiter. E#p, Cronbourne, and out of tbe celebrated mare Flora, the property of J. Johns#™, Esq., Whitlesea, 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 Phiilip Farmers’ So ciety’s first prize, heating Clyde (Mr. J. W ilson’s and four other imported sires ;in 1837, at Melbourne, the Port Phillip Farmers’ Society’s first prize, beating Clyde and 25 others; at the same meeting won the Champion Cup, value £3O, as the most perfect animal exhibited. He has also taken a number of local prizes, and his stock have been successful as prize-takers, Dam, Flora, got by the renowned horse Prince Charlie, imported by Messrs. MTntosh. Glenroy, out of a pure bred V.D.L. mare bred’oy R. Q, Kermode, Mona Vale. Flora took first prize at Whitlesea two years in succession, first at Kilmore and second at Heidelberg in 1861. Terms ; £4, payable on or before the Ist of January, 1871. Groom’s Fee 55., payable on first service. A Clover Paddock of twenty acres provided for mares, free of charge. All care taken, hut no responsibility. Mares to be removed by tbe Ist of February. JAMES M'KAUGHTON, Alexandra. this Di To travel ROY The property of Thomfvs Mee, Black’! WILL travel this Season throng Black’s Dunstan, Ida Valley, and St. Bathan’s Districts. Royal Duke is a pure bred Clydesdale, rising six years old, stands 164 hands high, possesses great strength of hone, firm action, beautiful symmetry, and is of a bright bay colour ; he also has proved himself a sure foal getter. Royal Duke won the first prize when a three old in Dunedin, and the second prize against all comers at the Clutha. At the Agricultural Show, Dunedin, he also gained the first prize as a three year old colt. One of his foals, shown in Tokomairiro last year, gained the first prize against numerous competitors. Royal Duke was got by Champion, (well-known to bo the best horse imported to this colony), out of the celebrated mare Jessy, imported in 1863, by Messrs. Emmery and Stragban, from Tasmania. The same year she gained the Taieri Agricultural Society’s first prize for the best colonial-bred mare, and the second prize for the best draft mare at the Show, beating Mr. Nimmo’s black mare imported direct from Scotland, and the following year took prizes both in Dunedia and Taieri. Terms, £4 4b. Groomage, 5s ; payable at first service. Guarantees by arrangement; and all demands payable to the Groom, on or before the Ist February, 1872, whentho «eaa<#i