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Dunstan Times, Issue 499, 10 November 1871, Page 3

THOROUGH BRED HORSE ROEBUCK WILL SERVE MARES this Season at Messrs. Strode and Frank’s, Earnscleugh Station. For Pedigree see Cards op' Stud Book. Good Grazing] Paddocks provided for Mares, and every eare taken, but no responsibility. All Mares Must be Paid for before Removal. —o — Terms : £4 os., Groomage lncluded. N.B.—One Mare out of every four belonging to a bona-fide, owner will not be charged for. To Travel This Season From Benger Burn, through the Dunstan District and Cromwell. YOUNG CHORISTE, Pedigrfe. . iouNG Chorister is by Chorister out of Jenny Lind, by Hermit, &c TTOUNG CHORISTER is a beanX tiful dark Brown, stands sixteen hands high, with immense bone and substance, showing more power than any thorough-bred in the district. He is perfectly quiet and good tempered, and is rising three years old. Terms, £3 35.. To be paid on the Ist of February. Groom’s fee, ss. A. T. BRAZIL, Proprietor. Moa Flat. rmiE celebrated enure 1 CLYUES nA ru wnw.T? HEATH (Late Will Travel this Season in the Cromwell and Black’s District. HEATHER JOCK is a beautiful dark bay horse, 17 hands high, of immense bone, fine symmetry, and superior action, was got y the far-famed horse Reformer, imported by C. Rossiter. Esq., Cronhourne, and out of the celebrated mare Flora, the property of J. Johustou, Esq., Whitlesea, Victoria. E R Kisimr star. HEATHER JOCK has taken first and second prizes as a colt of one, two, anti three years old in Victoria, Sire Reformer, who gained the Highland Society’s first prize at 1 Perth in 1552; as a yearling, in 1856, at Melbourne, the Port Phillip Farmers’ So I ciety’s first prize, beating Clyde (Mr. J. | Wilson’s and four other imported sires ;in I 1857, at Melbourne, the Port Phillip i Farmers’ Society’s first prize, beating Clyde and 25 others; at the same meeting won the Champion Cup, va'ue £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. M ‘lutosh. Glenroy, out of a pure bred V.D.L. mare bred”ny E. Q. Kermode, Mona Vale. Flora took first prize at Whitlesea two years in succession, first at Kilmore and second at Heidelberg in 1861. Terras : £4, payable on or before the Ist of January, 1871. Groom’s Fee 55., pay able on first service. A Clover Paddock of twenty acres provided for mares, free of charge. All eare taken, but no responsibility. Mares to be removed by the Ist of February. JAMES M'NAUGHTON, Alexandra. 'J V t-'v the TO TRAVEL this Sea Black’s, Ida Valley, Dry Bathan’s Districts, the well.known DRAUGHT ENTIRE HORSE C D E CLYDE is a horse so well known in the districts, through which he is to travel that any comment is useless. It is his third season in the district, and ho has proved himself a foal-getter second to none in Otago. A good paddock is provided for mares from a distance, where the strictest care will bo taken, but without responsibility. Terms : £3 10., including groomage. Guarantees preferred, at £5. And all accounts payahe on or before the 31st of January, 1872. J. GLASS, Doopiietor, Black’s.