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Dunstan Times, Issue 1073, 17 November 1882, Page 4

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The StudTO TRAVEL THIS SEASON, IDA VALLEY. BLACKS, AMD SURROUNDING DISTRICTS, THE THOROUGHBRED HORSE JJ A. R K A W A Y. Harkaway is by Diomedea, by Hesperus, from Diomedia, by Weatherbuilt oat of Taurania by Tarns. Ham—Dinah, out of Leah, by Skeleton, and Skeleton by Skeleton, dam Steeltran imported to Nelson in 185!). For full particulars se; stud book. Harkaway is a beautiful bay and stars da 1C bands and 3 inches in height. He is one of the strongest horses that ever travelled the districts, and is suitable for getting any class of horse required in the Province—either cross country or strong upstanding roadsters with plenty size and bone. Harkaway is half-brother to the famous horses Totara, Parawhenua, and Toi Toi, all being good performers in the province. Terms : f I Ha, payable on February 1, 1883, and £1 10s payable if mare proved to be in foal. A well-grassed paddock provided for mares from a distance, at the farm of the undersigned. All mares sold or exchanged held to be in foal, and all care taken but no responsibility. ANDERSON, BROS. Proprietors. M THE ENTIRE HORSE, ERC U R Will travel this season tho Blacks and surrounding districts. Mercury’s stock arc so well-known ns to require but little comment. They have proved themselves superior as weight-carry-ing roadsters, carriage horses, and coachers to the stock of any other horse that has ever travelled the Blacks district, being always saleable and commanding the highest prices. T. rms : £1 10a payable on the Ist of February, 1883 ; and £1 10s if mare prove in foal. A well-grassed paddock provided in Ida Valley for mares from a distance. Every care taken but no responsibility incurred. BEATTY AND JENKINS, Owners.