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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume V, Issue 298, 13 November 1874, Page 4

ENTIRE HM HOKBJS ? s (John ahd'MThersoh, Proprietors), ; { yisifc J Maniototo Plain*, Hill's Greek; Creek, T)rytivead } \ : : '.v.v';:'./i'.v.-..; r :..,' and Blacks.* ; 'V,/..' r OKI) LOVATr is a beautiful bay, nine years ,old; has immense bone, and .splendid action. He was bred by Mr. Eraser, Kilrnoro, Victoria, out of his imported mure, Jobs (si.ra —fclw horse Prince Charlie, imported from Scotlund by J. and M. M'lntosh), and has taken several l?jrat Prizes jirLS a year and two-year-old, among which he gained the First at Kilmore against ten others. Ho has also served in the Bennalla District; and proved himself the siro of the beßt stock in that district. SS" A-Grass Paddock provided for Marcs (from a distance. No oha-ge for the first six weeks. Every care taken, but no responsibility. , ;Tebms—£3 10?., payable on or before lijfc. February. 18"5 Groom's Fee, 55., payablo ,at the time of service. ' ' THE ENTIRE HORSE V ..; '>' YOUNG Q[TTCT<:,SAND," . -:• . (The property of Joseph Packmajs"), , -Will stand this Season at PACKMAN'S .: ' • STABLES, Naseby. YOUNG QUICKSAND, bred by John Wood, Esq., Ohristehurch, ont ,',.', ',of his f«3t-trotting mare Mad;re, by Quick- ( , Madge took one first, and one second ', .prize at ,the, Ohristehurch Shows, and -won .".," 'many fasfc-fcrottirifj matches. Young Qtjiok- , ,'jSA.Up'is a beautiful dapple-grey, stands 151 ' 'hands high, with snlchdid bone and symme- _.; try j a very docile temper, and a sure fool-get--1 \fcor. ~ a . , t .Tehms—£3, payablo before removal of . mares. Groom's Foe, ss. , dJisi 4 ' A Grass Paddock provided only for ', , mares that come from a distance. No charge .; - for the first six weeks.. Every care taken, but .'., no responsibility. ; ' THE THOROUGHBRED i>.< .< entire :. Packman)*, t ■ 'Will stand this season at Packman's Litebt . Stabmis, Naseby, and serve a few ,'--■ ' thoroughbred mares. jIIKEA'WAY is a beautiful chest- . nut, bred Ky J. A. Douglas, Esq., out of his Daisy, whose sire was the ~ ' .imported thoroughbred horse Malton. Eike- , AWir ia by Send, aire of the celebrated horse Knottingly, nnd brother to StOrmbird, Belle of the lele, Southern Chief, &c.,' bred by Harris, Esq., Canterbury. ~ ,", ..Taiuis—£6 6s. ' , ■ C®" A Grass Paddock provided free of >;■ charge for the first six weeks. Every care ; i ..jjtaken, but no responsibility". . Fees to bo paid ';< ,i before removal of mares. "". "• '' ; '. NORFOLK' TROTTING COB. THE .OELEBftiTED iYOtJNO f >; ENTIRE HORSE. V o .t" - : " '%« MEIiCU. UY, " ' '•V',(TbJB Property of Messrs. Handyside arid •" Roberts), '■'"' Will Stand at Lauder Station, ManuheriJcia ■•■' Valley, for t7ie Season. . . >; -taoroughly tractable ia saxldle or harness. ;.-. ~His sire, Qnicksilvei", .-. pure-bred Norfolk, ~ i -was imported to Ohristehurch', where his ~ ( Stock have since become famous. His dam, ,Duchess, also pure-bred, was imported direct from England. A good grass paddock is provided for ' ,' wares, freo.of charge for six weeks; after that ,<late 2s. fid, a week will bo charged. Terms: £3 l()s., 'payable before removal of Mares. Groom's fee, os. Every care will he taken, but the proprietors will not undortake any personal respon- . -.• sibility, ~ . CIY-DESnAM UTAL -:"', H E K o,"' ill serve Marcs this Season at Barewood .'.•''• "" Fiirm,'Hliuskstone Hill. Tbh'mb—£2 ss. ' frr j n for fix weeks. Every care , taken, but v. ithout responsibility. Ft & P. JENKINS. ' '. ■ ■ •. ■ steehsmiifj6. ■ ,HEAP HORSESHOEING Horseshoeingand General Blacksmith Work t executed in a workmanliko manner, and >l Cheapest Rates, iu Smithy adjoining" Victoria Hal , Eani'Streofc, N sun-by. 1 • 9s. axi> lis. w:u Set. mfmjm ' AW .AND Y"H).. "mi t u ■&;' j/Uiteliefif jSffjjbpiftif,