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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume V, Issue 299, 20 November 1874, Page 1

(BrAm ilsrscfs. THE PURE CLYDESDALa ENTIRE HOUSE " L O.ED LOVAT T," (John Weir and M'Pherson, Proprietors), • Will visit Maniototo Plains, Hill's Creek, Dunstan Creek, Dry bread, and JBlackß. ~T~ ORD LOVATT is a beautiful bay, I■* nine years old; has immense bone, and splendid action. He was bred by Mr. Fraser, Kilmore, Victoria, out of his imported mare,/ Jess (sire—the celebrated horse Prince Cliarr lie, imported from Scotland by J. and M. M'lntosh), and has taken several First Prizes as 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 sire of the best stock in that district. {6" A Grass Paddock provided for Mares from'a distance. No cha-ge : for the first six weeks. Every care taken, but no responsibility. , ■ Tebms—£3 10s., payivble on or before lßt. February, 1875. Groom's Fee, 55., payable at the time of service. THE ENTIEE HORSE " YOUNG- QUICKSAND," (The property of Joseph Packma*), Will stand this 'Season at PACKMAN'S STABLES, Naseby. OUNG Q u ICKSAND,' bred by John Wood, Esq., Christchnrch, out of his fast-trotting mare Madge, by Quicksand. Madge took one first, and. one second prize at the Christchurch Showß, and won many fast-trotting matches. Young Quick* sand is a beautiful dapple-grey, stands 15J hands high, with splendid bone and symmetry ; a very docile temper, and a sure foal-get-ter. . - f Teems—£3, payable before removal ofinares. Groom's Fee, ss. ~ 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 ENTIRE feT llfeSSll HORSE _ E A WAY," (The property of Messrs. Lft&ond and - Packman), Will stand this season at Packman's Livbby Stables, Naseby, and serve a few thoroughbred mares. Ij^IEEAWAY is a beautiful cheßtJL nut, bred by J. A. Douglas, Esq., out of his favorite mare Daisy, whose sire was the imported thoroughbred horse Malton. Fibbaway is by Scud, sire of the celebrated horse Knottingly, and brother to Stormbird,' Bell e of the Isle, Southern Chief, &c., bred by Harris, Esq., Canterbury; Teems—£6 6s. jg- A Grass Paddock provided free of charge for the first six weeks. Every care taken, but no responsibility." Fees to be paid before removal of mares. NORFOLK TROTTING COB. THE CELEBRATED YOUNG ENTIRE |HORSE. "MERCUSY," (The Property of Messrs. Handyside and Roberts), Will Stand at Lauder Station, Manuherikia Valley, for the Season. MERCURY is a very low-set black roan Cob, has fine action, and is thoroughly tractable in saddle or. harness. His sire, Quicksilver, a pure-bred Norfolk, was imported to Christchurch, 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 mares, free of charge for six weeks; after that date 2s. 6d. a week will be charged. Terms: £3 10s., payable before removal of Mares. Groom's fee, t>s. Every care will be taken, but the proprie-. tors will not undertake any personal responsibility. ~ THE. WELL-KNOWN CLYDESDALE STAL mMIMi LION "HE E 0, " Will serve Mares this Season at Barewood Farm, Blackstone Hill. Terms—£2 ss. Paddoeking freo for six weeks. Every care taken, but without responsibility. I , R. & P. JEFKINS. | MOUNT IDA BREWERY. ' ' J ; v•: I',, S.* ' " 1 i ■" '' AJiESI, ALES!'! ALES'!! I J> J. GREEfi- AND CO., having purchased the Mount Ida Brewerj from Mr. F. Franks, are now prepared to supply First Claps ALKS (equuT to best i Dunedin) at DUNjEDIN jpaiCJ£s.