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Dunstan Times, Issue 560, 10 January 1873, Page 3

% VIT R WELL-KN'OWM rUR R, 1 bi: e\)aijYd es i> a leu on s e L 0 U D cLVI) E. V» ill S tii ml Hi Is Season at iLo llau khliuru Station. Tewis : £2 lOn.

the EXTIRE HORSE CLYDE \V ill Travel this Season through the BlackV, M uxuhurikia, Clyde, and Cromwell. CLITDE is a splendid dark oliestnut, six years old, of immense Urne and muse’e, Stan Is 171 hands high, and has for the last three years travelled Black's nis rict, and roved himself a sure foal getter Terms : £,'! 10s. For further particulars, apply to the owner, James M‘Donald. Black’s No. 1. N.B. A paddock is provided for th accommodation of mares during the season. Every care taken hut no responsibility JAMES MCDONALD, Black’s No. i.

... irr'Cl fi .?•&¥ mEE CELEBRATED ENTIRE I CLYDESDALE HOUSE, heather jock. (Late Rising Star.) Will Travel this Season in the Cromwell and Black’s District. HEATHER JOCK ia a beautiful dark bay horse, 1” hands high, of immense bone, fuse symmetry, and superior action, was got by the far-famed horse Reformer, imported bv C. Ilodter- Escp, Oranbourne, and out of tho celebrated mare Flora, the property of J. Johnston, Esq., Vvhitlesea, Victoria. HEATHER JtKK 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 Pei th in 1552; as a yearling, in ISoti, at Melbourne the I’ort Philiip Farmers Society’s first prize, beating Clyde (Mr J. Wilsons’ and four other imported sires; in 1807, at Melbourne, the Port Phillip } : sr mere’ Society’s first prize, beating C-vi and 23 others; ai the same meeting w. a -.lie Champion t up, value £BO, as the moot perfect animal exhi .Red He has also i.-ik u a number of local prizes", and his .-lock, have been sucessful as prize-taker?, Dam Flora, got by the renowned horse Prince Charlie, imported by Messrs. M’lntoah. Glenroy, out of a pure bred V. D. L. mare bred of li. Q. Kermodo, Mona Vale Flora took first at Wbitlcsea two years in succession, first at Kihnoro and second at Heidelberg in 1801. Terms: £.3, payable on or before the Ist February 1873: if not paid by that date £1 extra will be charged. Groom's Pee 55., payable on first service. WILLIAM IMSLEY, Spring Vale Farm, Dunedin Road.

The thorough bred Entire .lioise, CLONT A R F. jt .. is Seven years old, WILL travel this Season, Black s Clyde, ami Ah xandra. CLONTa.RF, sire Phantom. Dam, \ oung Galloper, Phantom, sire Bay Middleton, dam, Jersey. Roth mare ami horse imported by Alexander Rose of Corra Linn. Jersey, by Buzzard, dim Coquette Bay jVlhhhet >n, dam, TouagGallopar, sire, Old Little John, imported bv lEeuty. Lsq., dam, Galloper, imported by Colonel Latour, her .sire, King Herod, d un, Penelope, own sister Princess, i.y Eclipse. Terms, .43., lo be paid on or hefo-o the 31st January, 1873, or 41 extra will be charged. Guaranteed foals T t eacli Groomago fc, ss. to be paid on service. JOHN J. LAING, Clyde. N.B. CLONTARF is the surest foal-getter np-c untiy. Out of forty seven mares stint d hist season,'forty two have proved in foal. ALEXANDRA COAL PIT. (near Theyers and Beck’s Brewery) ALEXANDRA. WILLIAM THOMSON, (Proprietor) 15s. per Ton at the Pit’s mouth. 355. per Ton delivered within a radius of two mi.es. WM, THOMSON respectfully solicits n share of the public patronage, and w.n M assure those who may favor him with ordeis, that the Ream of Coal ho has opened is, for generating steam or pc cr .l purposes, th) very h ss t in the District. One tiial will 1c BudoLut to prove thealnive asaer I ion.