The Thoroughbred Entire R A N G A T 1 H-A Wiil Travel the Dmistan District the cowing Season, visiting Cromwell, Clyde, and Alexandra, Blacks, Tin* kers, aiid Ida Valley. Terms, L 4, Grooms Fee, ss, Rangatiiia is a bright bay," 16J hands, ly Tarragon, out of Princess. Rangatira won several good races in Bomhala, Coo in a, and Goulhurn (Vic. toria), in addition to his long list of succea fill Mew Zealand performances. Rangatira bv Tarragon; Tarragon by Mew Warrior (imported), out of Laudia, by Waveily, oy Feri, by Gratis (imported)' ; Ler dam by Satellite (imported Arab); New . Warrior by PyrbusTst, New Warrior got some of the btjst racehorses in Australia With re erence to Kang itira’s sire. Tarragon, -comments are unnecessary. Prince'S, the .daja_of Rangitira, in addition to being herself a .gop.l per* former on the tu.if, is the dam of King of the West, who won the’Bathm at Cup and the Handicaps at Kaudwick and Bawkesbury ; she is also a sister of Union Jack, whose performances are well known in racing circles. Princess by Little John, frourTbmboy, by Marquis, from a Camerton, mare; Marquis l»y Hover (imported), Little John by fit. John (imported), from Pioblein, from Theora (imported), from ?jpey wife (imported). GLUUGE BARKY.
The Thoroughbred Horse ICT I 0 N Will Travel Ida Talley, Blacks, Mutakanui, aud St. Balkans Districts FOR ENS U I N G SEASON. For Full Pedigree see New Zealand Stud Book, A weß-grassed and watered paddock provided for Mares from a distance at Mr Cieary’s Farm, Spottis Creek, at 2s per week, Grootnage fee, ss. Pure-bred Clydesdale Entire, RON DUKE, Will stand at my Farm BALD HILL FLAT THIS SEASON. Iron Duke is a dark grey, 5 years old stands 17 hands high; bred by J F. Kitchen, Esq, Mo t Flat station! By Iva"hoe out of Jewel; both sire and dam imported, Iron ■ Hike has proved himself a sure foal setter, neaily all the mares he got last season proving in foal. Terms—J£l 10*, to be paid Ist of February, 18S5 ; £2 when Mare proves in foal. Guarantees as per agreement Groomage Fee, ss, to be paid on service. ROBER V HOOD, Proprietor. JOHN BUTLER.
TEE IMPORTED CLYDESDALE ST A LUO X OUNG LOCHNIYAR STAND AT ODE FARM, IDA V ALLEY, THE COMING SEASON. Young 1 oChnTvar 13 a beautiful Ink I my, vising 9 years old, standing ‘7 hands high bred by M, Nichols, 1-q. of Tasmania, and has proved mnseli a mire foal getter. Terms as per agme neat Well watered paddocks provided or mares; every care taken, blit no •■•spo aibllUy. AN DUIiSON & iSBfSTER, •- ■ Pi nprietors.
pOR S\LE PRIVATELY’ A First Rato, Quartz Cradling 'lant, consisting of eight heads (front ■d hank de ivory), copper and blanket tides complete, r tnalgam barrel with I (he necessary gear; “ Litre Giant,” irluno iiiifl all proper connections with eichine, small Berdan, new retort, al 375ftof Tin in piping. ‘V Iso large Milfttouqin and an iron onf d building, formerly used as a ml shed The whole of the plant is in thorough \ rking order. For full particulars apply to jas. Marshall, Agoct, CruwweiL
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Dunstan Times, Issue 1186, 21 November 1884, Page 3
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