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Southland Times, Issue 1157, 1 November 1869, Page 4

Entire HorsesrpO STAND THIS SEASON, AT ORETI STATION, ELBOW, THE THOROUGH - BfiED ENTIEE HORSE, "CRO YDON," By Profes.Bor, out of Forget-me-not, by New Warrior, out of Modus, &c, (vide Stud Book). Professor, by Premier (imported) ; dam, Shamrock, sister to Trump, by Traveller, &c, (vide Stud Book.) Cbotdon is a beautiful dapple brown, stands ; 16 hands high, good temper, and great substance. Terms, four guineas, to be paid before removal -. of mares. A large and well grassed run is provided, where I every care will be taken of mares, but no respon* sibility incurred. Application to be made to Mr D. SahIOXD, Messrs Uarnhill and Buchanan's), Oreti .Station. THE IMPORTED ENTIBB HOUSE "BLACK DO IT a LASS," WILL stand this season at Spar Bush, and travel to Waianiwa, Long Bush, Waikivi, and Invercargill. PEDIGBEE : Black Douglas, by the imported horse Agronomer ; dam, Blackbird, bred by Dr Wilmore, of Tasmania. The sire, Agronomer, was bred by Mr Westfield, of South Carlton, Lincoln, and exhibited at the Eoyal Agricultural Society's ! Show held at Lincoln, England, in July, 1854, | -where he was awarded the first prize as the best j yearling Agricultural Stallion. Black Douglas has proved himself a sure foalgetter, apd his produce is second to none in the Portland District. Terms — Three Guineaß, to be paid on khe 28th February, 1870. A good paddock provided at Spar Bush for mares, but without responsibility. JOHN M'CROSTIE. "EMPEROR," rpHIS Powerful and compact Draught Entire J. IJorse will stand this season at Long Bush, and travel through Invercargill, Wallaeetown, Waianiwa, Jacob's River, Winton, Ryal Bush, and the Mabel District. Emperor is too well known to require comment, he has proved himself a sure foal getter, and his produce are second to none in New Zealand. A good run for Mares at Long Bush. Every are taken but no responsibility. Terms, three guineas j to be paid the last round of the season. Season to commence on the first of October, ai^d to end on the 10th February, 1870, Also, - To stand this season at Long Bush, the young Clydesdale Horse, " HERO." Persons desirous of obtaining the service of this promising colt will please to apply early, as he will only be allowed a limited number of mares. Terms — three -guineas. WILLIAM BIRCH ALL, Long Bush. TO STANDTHIS SEASOtf, The Thoroughbred Entire, MACARONI, PEOIGBEE. By Lord of the Hills (imported) out of Amethyst, (imported), by Ambrose, out of Heroine of Lucknow, by Nutwith, out of Pocahontas, (dam ot Stockwell, Rataplan, &c.) Lord of the Hills, by Touchstone, out of Fair Helen, by Pantaloon, out of Rebecca, by Lottery, &c, is own brother to Lord of the Isles, winner of the Two Thousand Guinea Stakes, and wras bought as a yearling at Donoaster, for eighteen hundred guineas. He is now covering in New South Wales, at Thirty Guineas, and has already distinguished himself there as the sire of Glencoe, the Italian. JRlondin, Paradise, &c. Terms — Six Guineas; to be paid before removal of mares. N.B. — A paddock of three thousand acres provided, where every care will betaken of mares, but no responsibility incurred. As only a limited number wil be received, early application is requested, to MR HENRY HILL, Wantwood Station, Southland. '|iO STAND THIS SEASON X At Heddon Bush, The Imported thorough-bred Entire "BENDI GO," By Cosback. Terms — £2 10s each Mare, or, with a guarantee, £3 15s. TO STAND THIS SEASON, At Inrercargill, and travel the districts Of Wallaeetown, Winton, Mabel, and One Tree Point, &c, &c, the favorite imported draught entire, MAJOR. MAJOR is a powerful dark bay horse, black points, stand* 16* hands high, is of fine symmetry and good temper, and is at present in excellent health and condition. Major is by Prince Charlie, imported from Scotland by Mr James Macintosh, of Victoria. Dam by Planet, imported grand-dam by Tom o' .Lincoln, also imported. Old Prince Charlie was never beaten in Scotland or the Australian Colonies. Major has been shown twice in Victoria, and gained a first prize each time. He is known to beasureioal-getter. Any settler wishing to improve his stock would do well to obtain the services of this valuable stallion. A good paddock provided at Invercargill for mares, free of expense, to the end of the season ; but no responsibility. All fees to be paid before the removal of mares. For terms ot service apply to the Groom, or to GEORGE REESE, Dee-street. TO STAND THIS SEASON, AT CENTRE HILL STATION, THE DRAUGHT ENTIRE YOUNG CHAMPION. YOUNG CHAMPION, by " Old Champion, 11 7 years old, stands 16$ hands high, has fine flat bone, very muscular, with superior action, and exceedingly quiet temper, is staunch in harness, and guaranteed a sure foal-getter. Terms, £4. Mares to be paid for before removal. Every care taken, but no responsibility incurred. C. & G. THOBNHILL.