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Temuka Leader, Issue 2122, 8 November 1890, Page 4

TO STAND THIS SEASON AND TBAVBLTHB Maj field, Bangitata, Orari, Geraldine, and Woodbury Districts, Thb Purebred Clydbboalb Stallion y O UNO TAIBRl" TO-M This horse ii a bright bay, with .white point*, and stands over sixteen hands high. He'has taken two first prizes at Christ ehnrch Shows, competing in large rings of good hor»p«. YOUNG- TAIERI TOM, is 'by Taieri Tom, dam Dot Hi Taieri Tom; -bred by ’Mr James Shand, Otago, in 1876, by Sir Colin ’ (imp.), dam Yeung Nancy, by Glasgow Qeord’o (imp.), 2nd dam Nancy ' (imp.). His dam, Dot ll.,'by Heather Jock, .Dot 11., out of Dot, by Sir Walter Scott; Dot's dam, an, imported Tasmanian mare. TBBMS : j Season, £2 10*, payable Ist January, 1891 ; guarantee, £3 10s; 35s to bo paid on let January, 1891, and the balance when the mare proves in foal. Groomage, S C , payable at first service. ; Any ihsrrs changing hands, first owner responsible for fefcs. Good paddooki for mares free to Ist January, 1891. For further partioula>-s apply to ALEX. BEATTIE, Groom in charge. Of Wm. WHEBLBAND, Proprietor, oolS Bangitata Trsffia Bridge Hotel. TO TBAYBL THIS SEASON, In the Wsitehi, Totara, and Surrounding Districts, Thb Cblbbbatbd . Dbauoht Stallion jjg BEAK O’ DAY Bbbak o' Day is a beautiful bay, of great substance, with immense bone and. plenty of hair and symmetry, and plenty of action. He was bred by William Bobertson, Esq., Terrace Farm, Palmeraton. Foaled 26th December, 1884. Sire, Taieri Lad ; dam, Bose. Taieri Lad, 'bred by Donald Grant, Esq., Kirklands, We-t Taieri, was got by Emperor, out of Gentle. Emperor, by Napoleon, imported from Scotland by the late John Nimmo, Esq., out of Nancy, imported from Scotland by W. H. Yalpy, Esq. Naney by the, far-famed ( Garverry horse. Break o’ Day’s dam, Bose, by Young Hero, out of Joannie Hunter, the winner of many first prizes. Jeahnio Hunter by Blackleg. Young Hero by Lincolnshire Hero (imp.) For purity of breed, symmetry of form, texture of bone, and ease of movement, this horse has never been equalled by any bred in New Zealand. TEBMB : £4 4>. se23 G. STUMBLES, Proprietor. TO TBAVEL THIS SEASON In the Temnka, Geraldine, Waibphi, pleasant Point, Orari, Bangitata, and Surrounding Districts,

The Wbll-xnowk Citdebdaib Sibb 0 B L E MaN. Tlie properly of Mr James Craig, of Hildetborpe, neat Oamaru. NoBtBMiN is a dark bay horse, with short, well-formed leg* and flit bone. He ia a sure foal-gottor, and his stock speak for themsolve*. Terms—Season, £3 10* j i half guaranteei £2, payable Ist January, 1891, and £2 when the maro proves in foal. Guarantee as per agreement. Groomage lee, ss, payable at time of service. For farther particulars see Stud Book, 1889, 202, or Cards. Temuka, Geraldine, Rakahu, and SurronndE. EDGEWORTH, sc 30 Groom in charge. TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON IN THB ing Districts,

The Purebred Clydesdale Stallion Y OUNG BANKER YOUNG BANKER is by The Banker (imported), dam Princess Royal, own brother to ( Early Morning. He is a dark brown, with black ;point*, stands 16} hands high, rising three years, and was bred by Mr; S. Matthews, Temuka. (Forpaftioplars see (Dards. and Stud Book.) Terms—Season, £8 10s. Half guarantee £2, payable January 1, 1891, ahd £2 when! the mare proves in foal. Oroomage fee, sj. , Paddocks Free for Six Weeks. All care, taken, but no responsibility, ' TO TRATED THIS SEASON IN THB Timaru, Paroora, Pleasant Point, Temuka, and Surrounding Districts, The Pubbbrud OltdbsdaiiE Bntibb Jg 0N N Y 811 EAST KNOT By Young Banker, dam Princess Royal. To Travel the Same Districts, Thb Thoroughbbbd Bntibb IMBE]{ L E Y By Aprenont, darn Martyr. For further Pedigree see Cards. (Both the Property of E. Txmabtt Bsohbs.) Good Paddock accommodation provided for mares from a distance for six weeks, very care taken but no responsibility. £i 4i; Guarantees as per agreement. Groomago fee si, payable at first service. !p*or further prrtioulars apply to MANAGER, Hadlow, Qr Grooms in Charge ; Bonny Breast Knot—A. AGNEW. Mmberlcy —O. CORNELIUS, oty A. TOOMEY, Eakahu, Also,