Page 6 Advertisements Column 2

Taihape Daily Times, Volume 7, Issue 290, 24 September 1915, Page 6

TO TRAVEL. THE TAIHAPE, MATARQA, & SURROUNDING DISTRICTS, 1915. The, Pure bred Clydesdale Stalljion YOUNG CLYDE is a bright bay, eight year s old, with immense bon e and fine silky hair, and feet of the best quality; perfect temper, and beautiful action; 16 (hands' 2 inches hligh. YOUNG CLYDE* sire Bold Briton, dam Young Bonnie. Bold Briton, by Crows Prince, was bred by Hon. Matthew Holmes. Crown Prince by Lord Salisbury (|imp.), champion show ring; horse in New Zealand, wa s never beatj es in the ring. Young Bonnie, by Lord Lyon. Lord Lyon, by the famous Young Banker, imported by Hon. Matthew Holmes, dam Maggie Lauder; grand dam Bonnie, by Cl,yd e (imp.), g.g. dam Kate, by Boag's Prince Charlie. It can be seen by the above that Young Clyde inherits the very . best Clydesdale blood in New -Zealand. TERMS: Single Mare, £4; Guarantee, £5 10/; half-guarantee, £3 10/, balance when mare proves in foal. Three or more "mare s as per agreement. Groomage, 5s first service. 2s per week. All care taken, but no responsibility. • Tor further particulars apply to Proprietor: M. WILSON.

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