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Temuka Leader, Issue 334, 28 December 1880, Page 3

TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON IN Waitoiit, xakahtj, milford and PLEASANT POINT DISTRICTS. THE POWERFUL CART STALLION ".J-fcRINCE Of -jpwENMARK Prince of Denmark stands 16% hands high, is a beautiful black, full of bone, great power and good temper, and a very sure foal-getter. His stock are second to noue in the Province, and many of them are now selling from L6O to L7O each. He has • been shown at nine Agricultural Shbws, and he has taken five First Prizes, three Second' Prizes; and o ; nce highly commended when shown against imported horses. Terms: L 3, payable Ist January, 1881. G-i-eomage fee, ss, payable at first service Paddocks for mares free All care taken but no responsibility MATTHEW WIGHTMAN, 19oe Proprietor THE PURE CLYDESDALE YOUNG VANQUISHER (Imported from Scotland), ■ I L L ' S E R V E M ARES IN THE TJMARU AND TEML'KA DISTRICTS.

His principal Stand will he at Senclown where Mares can be paddocked one month free of charge. Every care will bu t.iikeri of Mares in fo»l or with foals at foot. Owners of good Stock are reminded that Young Vanquisher has no equal as a breeding sire. His pedigree is undeniable, and for style and quality ho h.is no rival. Terms : Six guineas; Groom's fee, ss. Full information from the Groom, or the Manager at Seadown. FLEMING AND HEDLEY, 18oc Owners

The Purebred Clydesdale Entike House PEINCE HUMBART WILL TRAVEL TUM KA AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS FOR THE SE SON. Terms :—£4, payable to the groom at the end of the season. Groom's fee, ss, payable at first service. Paddocks provided as per arrangement. •JOHN McFARLANE, Proprietor, Waslidyke.

TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON. ...: The trotting Stallion Pony DUKE OF EDINBURGH "pwUKE of Edinburgh the property of .!_/ M. A. Toomey, is a beautiful cream colour, with black points, srands thirteen hands three inches high, with fine action a"d good temper, by the celebrated pony Mazeppa ; dam, Gipsy Duke lias proved himself a sure foalgetter of excellent buggy stock. Eh has gained First Prizes at, the Canterbury Agricultural, the Northern Agrieultma', and Timarn Shows. The Duke will .travel the Geraldine, Temuka, and Kakahu Districts. Mares taken in to graze free of charge. Every care taken hut no responsibility. Ternjs:—£3, payable Ist January, 1881 Groomage Feo ss. payable at service. M. A. TOOMEY, 28se Kakahu.

iO STAND THIS SEASON TIMARU, PLEASANT POINT, TOTARA, KERRYTOWN, AND TEMUKA DISTRICTS, To Stand—Monday night, Temuka ; Tuesday night, Pleasant Point ; Friday and Saturday, at his own Stables, Timaru, The Thoroughbred Sire DISCRETION. DISCRETION is by Detractor, dam, Countess by Peer, dam Fairo. D -tractor is by Traducer, and his representative, Discretion, has proved himself to have thrown some of the best stock in South Canterbury. He has proved Himse.f to be a sure foalgetter. —Vide " Stud Book." Terms —£3 3s per single mare ; Guarantee £5. Five Mares, the property of one owner, one service free. Paddocking free. 3-roomage, ss. MURPHY & STOCK 7oc Pro »rietors. WM. RT. UPRICHARD, COMMISSION AGENT, &c, Agent for the Natioual Fire aud Marine Insurance Company of New Zealand. Accounts and Rents Collected. 18se mHO MA S ALL IYIES ACCOUNTANT & GENERAL AGENT, Gkeat South Road, Temuka. Tradesmen's Books made up. Accounts .Collected. Books kept by single or double entry. -""■ Tv /.DAVIS, is' ! N GIE R, frfc. 'Boari