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Dunstan Times, Issue 965, 15 October 1880, Page 3

TTMUENT county consulV TATI ON. CROMWELL DERBY. 500 Candidates at 21s. 17 Nominations. First horse ... ... ... .£l5O Recond do ... ... ... £IOO Third do ... ... ... £SO Starters ... ... ... £7O Non-starters ... ... ... £l3O Crossed cheques to have Is added for exchange. Two postage stamps required for reply and result. BENJAMIN NAYLOR, Treasurer, Clyde. RN E CUP, 1880. 109 Nominations. Printed Lists of the 109 Nominations, with Programme and other par ticulars, are now being issued at the price of £1 each. Apply "by letter only. Telegram orders to be avoided if possible. Please forward Registered Letters or Post Office Orders. Crossed cheques to have Is added for exchange. Two stamps necessary. Early applications for the Nomination Lists should be sent, or else the First Edition of 5400 will be exhausted. First, L9OO ; second, L 450 ; third, L 270; starters (divided) LI 000; non starters (divided), L 2780. All net cash. Address, Care of ALFRED A. CAMERON, . Box 251, Dunedin.

£4OOO SWEEP ’ 7 > ON THE WELLINGTON CUP, To be run in the first week in FEBRUARY, 1881. Tickets .£1 First Horse £IOOO Second Horse 300 Third Horse ... 200 Other Starters (divided) ... 700 Nou-star+ers (divided) ... 1800 The £7OO for other starters will average about £IOO each horse. The £IBOO for non-starters will average about £GO each horse. Mr George North, of Lambton Quay, announces his seventh annual sweep on the Wellington Cup. This time it is for no leas than £4OOO, which will give handsome prizes even to the non-starters. Mr North’s former racing sweeps have invariable been conducted with such thorough fairness as to give entire satisfaction to a'l interested, and wo are not surprised to hear that there is already a brisk demand for tickets for his “four-thousand-pounder.”—Evening Post, 9th September. Address-GEO. NORTH, Box 109, Post Ollicc j or Lambton Quay, Wellington.

THE ENTIRE DRAUGHT HORSE, Sen Lomond ILfj stand this season at Mr T t Harrington’s farm, Blacks, Securely fenced and well watered paddocks, the best in the district, provided for mares at Blacks and Ida Valley. Bem LoMon'd is a beautiful dark hay, With black points, was foaled 2oth February, 18(19, stands 16J hands high ; sire, Sir Benjamin. Sir Benjamin by the imported horse Bon Lomond. Sir Benjamin’s dam was imported from Scotland by Kichd. Brodie, Esq. j \oung Ben Lomond’s dam, Blossom, was by Messrs M’lntosh’s imported horse Prince Charlie; Blossom’s dam by Mr R. Brodie’s imported mare Nell. This shows that Young Ben Lomond is bred from imported stock—both sire and dam’s side. His stock have taken first prizes at the Btueskin Annual Show in 1873, 1874, and 1875, against all comers. A one-year-old (illy by him took first prize at Palmerston, in 13 1 6. He is a splendid worker and a sure foal-getter. Terms- £3 10s ; Groom’s fee, ss, payable at tlrst service. Guarantees by agreement. One marc out of live allowed gratis, being the property of oiie owner. All mares sold or exchanged will be held as in foal. Every care taken but no responsibility. PETER HARRINGTON, Proprietor. trotting entire rouse e, visiting —„ ——ks, for the coming season. Paddocks provided for mares at Blacks, and midway between Clyde and Alexandra. Every care taken bat no responsibility, Terms—L3 ; Groomage fee, ss. Allowance (as per agreement) made to bona ownei# of three nr more mares. pEPIGRItE, JOHN COX. Proprietor,