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Mataura Ensign, Volume 7, Issue 407, 7 November 1884, Page 4

Stud. TO TRAVEL THIS. SEASON in the Gore, Otama, Chattoti.'lSyaikSiika Glenkenich, and Tapanui districts, . The celebrated Clydesdale stallion, . PRIDE OF PALMERSTON. He is a beautiful dark bay, stands 16f hands high, of great muscular power'and substance, with immense bone, and fine hair •f that silky texture so much admired'by competent judges of Clydosdale stock, combined with excellent temper and superior actioa; Pride of Palm erst «n is of an undeniablestrain of blood, as a reference to the Stndi Book will show that he is descended from stock ®n both sire and dam's side that has etood unrivalled ia the show ring as prize* takers, both in the Northern and Southern hemispheres. Pride of Palmerston has preyed himself a sure foal getter ; and his stook are all £pod colors, very promising, possessing great size and width of bone, with massive hair. For pedigree, see cards. A good English grass paddock provided! for mares from a distance, at 2s 6d per week. i^p All care taken, but no responsibility. Terms—£2 on Ist February (1886), and £2 when mares prove in foal, payable om before Ist September, 1885. Groom's fee} Ss payable at first service. All mares aold r or exchanged, the owner at time of servidewiir be held responsible. ■ : •' -aLEXR. ANDERSON,' Owner, *24 Waikoikei; ; ;miO TRAVEL THIS SEASON IN THE MATAURA, WTNDHAM, FO RTROSE, and SURROUNDING DISTRICTS - vi The Grand Racing Staliioq, '•". "CLOTH OF GOLP;'§ Pedigree : Cloth of Gold, by Rnvensworth, out cf Sweetbriar. For tabulated pedigree, see cards. Terms, £4 4s 5 payable by proinissoiyrnpte. on or before Ist February,, 1885; 'Mare* 'changing hands, the seller will be hel<t:; responsible for service. ! Groom's fee, 6s; payable afc time Vf fiis* ' service. I® 1* Paddock accommodation provyed, s& Wyndham for mares fr«m a distance. care taken, but no resptnsibility. ; CHABLES SMfnJ, TO TR 4 v-EL THIS BBASOK IN TBS WYNDHAM AND MATAURA DiSThe oelebrated Roadstei MUSKETEL L^ TMTUSKETELL, fey Architect, wkesi^Bdi. "^-*- gree needs no further comment; dam Sultana, by Towton, g daw, peiigreef unknown, owing to the carelessness ?ol\the ■breeders. Such a horse in the district will be a ?greafc acquisition forgetting strong roadster^ and cross-country horses. Terms, £4 4s ; Half Guarantee, £2 lOsJ Groom's fee, sa; payable on first service. Mares sold during the season will be held as in foal. NEIL M'DONALD & CO. e9?9 Proprietors,. mO STAND AT F/OSEHILL FARM, -L CUATTON, The celebrated Clydesdale stallion, WANDERIN' WILLIE. A goo* English grass paddock provided free. All care taken, but n» responsibility. Terms—£2 on Ist February, 1885, and &2 when mares prove in foal, payable on or before Ist September, 1885. PETER FISKEN, £281 Proprietor. mO STAND THIS SEASON at E&mdale -*• Wyndham, Wyndham Valley/ and Toi Tois Distriot, The celebrated Clydesdale Stallioa SCOTLAND YET^ Terms £3 ; payable Ist January, 1885, Groom's fee, 5s ; payable at first Bervfce, M'KINNON : ' 108 f . Proprietor. TO STAND AT WAIMEA, and TRAVEL. THIS SEASON, In the Longridge, Riversdale, Waikaia, Stoney Creek, and Otama ,Districts, ; The powerful Clydesdale stallioa SIR GARNET. t&- For pedigree, seacard., k Terms—£3; £110s on Ist February^, Iffs, and &l I©B when maxsa prove in foal. A good English grsus padd*ck pravided for mares frcsa % distance, at 2a 6d jsr.Week. All care taken, but no responsibility, ri All mares sold or exchanged, the owner at tiae of service will be held responsible. r" Greom'a foe, 55,, payable at first service. »._ J. KEOWN, fl6e Proprietor.