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Temuka Leader, Issue 319, 18 November 1880, Page 3

TO STAND THIS SEASON AT„ HUT, WAITOHI, trI.OKD LOFTUS. TT- ORb LOFTUS ia, a bright dapple Jj bay,'lo hands high} aqd 3 ye.urs old -By;Sii\Colin Campbell, out of Dash. Dash, bred "by Mv William Boag, Burnside, out of Jean, byNapoleotv J ean, by Wellington, of a Clydesdale*inare, imported from Tasmania. Terms ;L3; if guaranteed, L 4. - * _ ..L-L* SAMUEL' M'GULLOCH, jloo : 2..' . The Th6rw<jh«i{Eo.Sihe, ~BI4FA-M.KR (By Tradurer,' diUn -Emincline) ‘TILL TRAVEL Hie ..TIM ABU TE ’and WAIMATE DIS TRICTS. : For particulars see- Cat ds,; or apply to.Mr J., Meiklk, Grosveuor Hotel, Timaru ; Mr Freefax, - Waiinato : or the Groom in charge.' . -.... ... :t ...... H. VALLANCE, 7oc ‘ Proprietor, ' - , . 2 • Seftor. f 110 TRAVEL T HIS SEA S 0 N X ' ; IN THE _ GERALDINE AND BANGITATA : DISTRICTS, ■ The Pure-bred Clj'desdale Horse, ECLIPSE. ~ ECLIPSE is 1 a Dark Bay, rising five years , >ld," out of a Pure-bred Clydesdale*Mare, the property of'Mr R. Davie, Levels.* Sire, Prince of Walesa (imported),-the best horse* that “ever - 'travelled Otago. Eclipse took First Prize-in-Timaru as a .Yearling, and Second-.-* Prizvaa a-Two-ycartold. A - first-class worker, .and. a sure foal-getter ; bis stock is second to none in the District. .Terms, L 3 10s per mare (payable. 1 1st January, 1881). Groomage, ss. A reduction will he made on more than four. Mares, the property, of one owner,. _JAMES WATKINS 7oc, .* Proprietor. T HR PURE-BRED CLYDESDALE ENTIRE , LORD CAST LEREA G H -Will TRAVEL the TEMUEA and GERALDINE Districts this season. For Pedigree and Terms seß Cards. R.’ MATTHEWS, - * > . , • Proprietor. . TO STAND THIS SEASON, AT ' “TIMARU, And Travel through the Dis l riots of RLE-'SANT POINT, TEMUKA, and geiialdine; The purebred Sire, ■ : . . SH'ERWOOI). SHERWOOD is a Light Brown Horse, stands 16£ hands high, combining great power and substance w th unusual quality,* is ■ rood-tempered' and is fast of foot: handsome. Sire his thrown some grand performers, and has the unusual reputation of being one of the best ooss countiy horses in the colony. He has proved Irmself to be a sure foal-getter . —Vide * ; S;nd Book” For further p irticnlars-applv to DANIEL McGUJNNESS, 7oc ' , Proprietor, Ship Hotel. The Tlioroughbr -d Sire ' JANGLER *¥XTILL stand at Mr M‘Bratncy’s Farm, YY ■ Arowheuua. every Monday and Tuesday Paddock provided free of charge for one month. ‘Every care taken, but no responsibility:. s. For further particulars apply to Mr Mcßr.itney. '; T.W. CORBETT, I4oc .. , Proprietor. "F- ■ ..w\ : / TRUMP CARD, *-• : LBy Traducer out of Revoke, by Sir ■.i ,i HERCULES, * 'XTTTLL- STAND DURING THIS ,'W • REASON on Mondays, Thursdays, and Fridays in Geraldine and on Tuesdays arid Wednesdays in Temuba and neighborhood!/ Ifl'?' ..Tenns—6 guineas, and 5s groomage. Apply to D. DENOON, IfiO : ' ■ ’' ’ i Geraldine. TO TRAVEL IN TIMARU, PLEASANT POINT, AND MOUNT HORRIBLE ISTRICTS. T HE PUREBRED CLYDESDALE STALLION, SIR WALTER SCOTT Mares may be left at King’s Mount Horrible, and Mcßeth’s Washdyke. Good Grass Paddocks for six weeks free' of charge. All care'taken b.it no responsibility. Terms : £5 ss, payable Ist February, 1881. Groomage-fee, ss. Guarantee as perarrangewent, JOHN MILNE, 7o« Proprietor.