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Marlborough Daily Times, Volume II, Issue 169, 2 November 1880, Page 4

Entires. •fiGM V TO STAND TIL'S SEASON, AT WELD’S HILL. SITIE Purebred CLYDESDALE Stallion. Lord Nelson. Pedigree : By Surprise, imported from Melbourne by Mr Lock • dam by Captain, imported from Melbourne by Mr Lock ; grand dam by Farmer’s Glory, imported from England by Mr H. Bed wood ; great grand dam by Lincoln. Lord Nelson took first prize at the Marlborough Agricultural show in ISSO. Fees:—„£4 single mare ; allowance made when two or more. Good paddock for mares included. 122 V. R. MeRAE. TO STAND THIS SEASON. rnilE Imported Pure Clydesdale X Stallion, Model Black Legs. ITe will be at the owner’s farm, Benwick New Boad, on Mondays, Spring Creek on Tuesdays, Tua Marina (Davis’s Hotel) on Wednesdays, Shaw’s Hotel Benwick Town, on Thursday, and at home on Fridays, and at Casey’s Hotel, Blenheim, on Saturdays. Terms: Single Mares L 4; two or more Mares,-the property of one person, as per agreement. Groomge : ss. Good paddocks, with plenty of grass and water, at 1/3 per week. Every care taken, but no responsibility. ggp 3 All fees payable on the Ist of January, 1881. 109 NICHOLAS KELLY.

TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON. THE Draught CLYDESDALE STALLION, General Havelock. Will bo at the following places, (rivers and accidents permitting) March’s, Spring Creek, on Mondays; Blenheim, on Tuesdays (Rileys Stables); Tua Marina, on Wednesdays ; Havelock, on Fridays ; and at Okaramio, Kaituna Valley, the rest of the week. Terms:—.-£3 single mares ; others by agreement. Groomage os to be paid on first service. All other fees to be paid on or before .January 1 st, 1881. Grass for mares free until stinted. Every care taken but no responsibility. 138 WM. KENSINGTON. TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON. mil AT Splendid and Powerful § Draught Clydesdale Colt, TAIERI. Taieri is a dark brown colt, rising four years old, and stands IGJliands high, with immense muscular power, good action, and a fine temper. He was shown when 2 years old and took first prize; when 3 years old he took second prize against all ages, at the Marlborough Agricultural Society’s show. Taieri was bred by Mr George Storey, out of Fanny, the well known Prize mare. Taieri will stand at Stevenson and Fraser’s Stables, Blenheim, on Wednesdays and Saturdays : Wairau Valley on Mondays; through Renwick on the way back to Blenheim ; Spring Creek on Thursdays; and Picton Road on Fridays. Terms: —£2 10s a mare, and os groom, payable on first visit; all other fees payable on the first January, 1881. For further pedigree, apply to the owner, 81 Mii <0 A.- r. ~1 r 4 rj)/ BISHELL;