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Dunstan Times, Issue 1288, 5 November 1886, Page 4

The Clydesdale Entif lochniVae, WILL STAND THIS SEASON At my Farm, IDA VALLEY. Good paddock lor Mares from a distance. All care taken but no responsibility. | Terms by agreement. EGBERT McINTOSH, I Eure-bred Clydesdale Entire, IRON DUKE, Will Stand at my Farm, BALD HILL FLAT THIS SEASON. Iron Duke is a dark grey, 7 years old, stands' 17 hands high ; bred by J; F. Kitchen, Esq., Moa Flat Station By Ivanhoe, out of Jewel; both sire and dam imported Iron Duke has proved himself a sure toal getter, nearly all the mares he got last season proving in foal. Terms —LI to be paid on February Ist, 1886, and L 3 when the mare proves in f al. A grass paddock provided for mares from a distance, every care taken, but no responsibility. JOHN BUTLER. (WO THE POWERFUL THOROUGH BRED STALLION, ST. ALBANS, WILL Stand at Scott’s Farm, Ida Valley, and will visit Blacks, Spottis Hundred, and Alexandra during the season. A fine 300 acre paddock for mares at Ida Valley. For Pedigree see Stud Book. All care taken but no responsibility. em The Tbovongb-bred Entire Horse Q, U A R DSMAN, By Talisman—Ladybird, WILL STAND AT BLACKS THIS SEASON, Visiting the Surrounding Districts. This grandson of Traducer is a beautiful black horse, standing 17 hands high, nine yeais old, with immense bone and muscle (the thing so much looked for in thorough- bred stock. Guardsman has travelled the Can tor bury and Taio-i Plains Districts, where his i-tock is unequalled ; he has a grand temper, and is a very sure foal getter. Terms--L6‘ ss, payable on Ist Feb ruary, 1887. The lona fi/le owner of Three or more Mares will be liberally dealt j with. A paddock will be provided for marcs horn a distance. All cave taken, but no responsibility incurred. PETER HARRINGTON Proprietor.