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Oamaru Mail, Volume I, Issue 243, 1 February 1877, Page 1

! mO STAND THIS SEASON, in the JL Oamaru District, and at Mr. Paterson's private residence, Oamaru, the fashionably bred aud very superior Thoroughbred Horse PERTOBE, I'y Panic (imported), out of Hester Grazebrook, by the rreinier (imported), out of Miss Napier, by Delanre (imported), out of Mrs. Roberts *by Wanderer (imported); Panic by Alarm, out of Queen of Beauty by Melbourne, out of Birthday by Pantaloon, out of Honoria by Camel, &c, &c. Pertobe is a dark bay horse, seven years old, standing 10 hands 3 inches high, with great length, substance, and quality, aud was one of the t'a.itot horses that ever raced in Victoria. The fact that he has got Pantaloon blood in his veins is a great recommendation, for it is questionable if better ilows in any animal's. The very best runners and the grandest spcuiuieii-i of the thoroughbred are descended trom Pantaloon, whose blood cannot be excelled. The value of Pantaloon blood is undeniable, having furnished so many proofs not .done as to speed and staying, but also .-.a a running strain, for although some other.-* occasional!}' produce one or two first-ciass animals, still few can compete with tiiat in question as to number. For hbh breeding, good true racing action, holiesty ami gametics*, with speed of remarkable brilliancy, Pertobe lias no equal, and Thoroughbred" Mares put tohini should breed nood racehorses. Terms, £0 5.-., payable at end of January, 1577 ; Grooms Fee, .is., payable at first serPaddoeka provided at 2s. Gd. per week every care taken, but u-j responsibility. li:> 7 rgTO TKAVKKL in the OAMARU and -*- SURROUNDING DISTRICTS, the Imported Pure Clydesdale Horse YOUNG PRINCi; OF WALES. Young Prince of Wales was imported from Victoria, bred by Mr. Neil Black; sire, the iretebrated Prince of Wales (imported) now rft;mdir:g a", ten guinea-* ; dam, Violet, by Buchanan (imported) g. dam by Champion timpoited}, g.g. dam imported. Youig Friuco of Wa'.L.s, as a yearling, d Ftr.-t Prize at Victoria, ,y_.i;iioL ad c.»:.ieiv ; and gained, as a 2-year i.id, at the same place, l'i:>t Prize. It v.-;ii be sen by ti:e above that Young Ptiuce oE Wai>\-> i; from pur;,- imported stock, bis sac and dam never having been beaten where exiiibtid. ■IO IIX M AC FA I; LAN F>, S."i) Cou.iae.elal Stables, Oamaru. GGAC32SS. QUYANSON AND WARBURTON'S ROYAL MAIL COACHES, Wiil Leave Moeraki Junction for Dunedin on arrival of iirst Train from Oamaru. Parcels by Coach from Dunedin or intermediate places wiil be Left till Called For at the Railway Station. Tiic above having taken a FRESH LKAUK of the SWAN* HOTEL LIVERY STAULKS, beg to intimate that they have a numiicr of lir.,t-ciass Buggies and Saddleiiorses always on hire ac the above address. Ni"ht jrrooni in attendance. J. B. TRIBE, Agent. BySifJESS KOTiCES. C. J. HAPvPJS, P.VIKTK?., G LAZIER, PaI'ERUAXGEB, a>T) General Decorator, HAS ON SALE, ,'HITE LEAD, Oils, Varnishes, Scrim, Brushware, and all trade requisites. The Largest and Cheapest Assortment of FAPKRHANGINGS in Oamaru. Choice selection of Oleographs and Gilt Mouldings. Country orders promptly attended to. First-class tradesmen only employed. THAMES-STREET! Oamarf. HUTC H I N :• H E N - S T R E E Tj Near Dr. "Wait's).