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Kaikoura Star, Volume XVII, Issue 1849, 8 March 1898, Page 3

A A i ! ADVANCES TO SETTLERS. THE GOVERNMENT ADVANCES TO SETTLERS OFFICE HAS MONEY TO LEND UPON FIXED OR INSTALMENT MORTj GAGES IN SUMS OF FROM £25 to £3,000 (hi Freehold aud Crown Leaseholds. Borrowers have the right to repay the loans partly or wholly at any time. Fixed loans are granted upon freeholds ; for any term not exceeding ten, aud instalment loans for thirty - six and a half, years. j Interest, 5 per cent., with (in the case I of instalment mortgages) an additional 1 per cent, on account of repayment ot principal. Valuation fees and law costs very low. Application forms and circulars to be obtained at any post office.

< | ’O stand at the Owner’s stables, the L Thoroughbred tStalliou GOODWOOD (Chestnut Horse, Foaled in 1888). By Ascot—Maid of Ecceleston by the I’ainter —Policy by Potentate (son of Sir Hercules)—Elstee by Einilius—Emily by Operator. Ascot (bred in New South Wales) by Operator. Arcot (bred in New South Wales) by Kelpie—The 'Thorn by The Barb—Brown Duchess by Whalebone—Clove by Sweetmeat — (dam ot Kettledrum) by The Provost—Otisina (sister of Lauercost) by Liverpool—Otis by Bustard —Election— sister to Skysweeper by Highflyer— Chanticleer’s dam by Eclipse. GOODWODD As a 4-year-oid won 3 races, As a o-y ear-old won 2 races, As a 6-year-old won 8 races, i Including the Ohoka Cup, Inangahua Cup, | the St. Kilda Beiler (Duuediu;, the Greymoutli Cup of iiOOsovs, the Consolation (Dunedin) beating Captive, outpost, ; and Winchman. Terms: Season £1 ss, payable Ist January, 1898; Guarantee £2 ss. I’adi dockage Is per week. Every care but no ! responsibility. GUY BOYD, Proprietor.

’ i'O stand the season at the Owner’s F Stables, Green street Farm, the purebred Clydesdale colt CHIEF OF AVON (Bred by IV. Boag, Esq., Christchurch (Foaled October, 1890) BY CONQUEROR Conqueror won First Prize at the Christchurch A. and P. Show, 1889, as a 3-year-old. His sire, Pride of Scotland, imported (602”), the winner of a great many prizes tu Scotland, in fact never was beaten, was the champion horse in Canterbury for years. The same might be said of his stock. One mare bred by Air Bong, sired by Pride ot Scotland, took Gold Medal at Metropolitan show in Victoria. Conqueror’s dam, Gentle, by Renfrew Jock (imported), Horn Victoria. Gentle’s dam, Betsy, by Thane of Clyde, imported from Scotland. 'bhe dam of Chief of Avon is Duchess of Salisbury (566), by Lord Salisbury (114), imported. Dant Maggie Bell, by ivaulioe (113 —388*), imported. Dam Scotch Annie (549*) imported. Prizes won by Duchess ot Salisbury ; 3rd prize at the Taterr as a 2-ycar-oid : 2nd m Duuediu as a 3-year-old; Ist at laierl us a 3-year-old ; Ist at .Uiituu as a 3-yeur-otu, and champion ot tbe Yard 'l'ue Duchess of Salisbury took, several prizes in bristchurch Lord Salisbury’s prizes are too numerous to mention. He was never beaten in New Zealand. Ivanhoe, Maggie Bell and Scutch Annie were also great prizetakers. I'he above peuigree will show that there is no belter breu horse tn New Zealand than CiilEF of AVUN. Terms: £1 5s lor season, fee pays I j Ist Jan., 1898. Guarantee £2 ss. ban dockage Is per week; every care, but u responsibility. GUY BOYD, I’roprietQ