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Tuapeka Times, Volume I, Issue 48, 9 January 1869, Page 4

I CLYDESDALE *jj|fl^l3^ ENTIRES mHE Draught entire horse A "EMPEROR," (Imported from Tasmania), Trill travel tKis season in the districts of WAITAHOTA, TTTAPEKA, AND BEAUMONT. "Emperor" will be at Mr. John Roberta, Tuapeka, every Thursday and Friday; at Waitahuna, every alternate Monday ; and at Beaumont fortnightly. • ' Emperor," rising 4 years old, is a dark chesnot, with great bone and muscular power; Bire, "Lincolnshire Hero," imported by R. Q. Kermode, Escj., Mona Vale, Tasmania. " Lincolnshire Hero," bred by Mr. George Finch, Stanthorpe, Lincolnshire, is by " Young Honest John." " Lincolnshire Hero's " dam was by " Old Sampson," the property of Mr. Bryan, Leicestershire. "Old Sampson" took altogether 21 first prizes. " Emperor's " dam, " Flower," by "Tasmata," by the imported horse " Champion. 1 ' "Flower's " dam, " Blossom. " " Blossom," out of « ' Old Bulwer," by " Lincoln," both imported by the late Dr. Wilmore, of Tasmania. " Emperor " has taken two First Prizes at the Langford and Westbury Agricultural Society's Shows, held last year, in Tasmania, as being the best three-year-old exhibited ; and has proved himself a sure foal-getter. TERMS - - - £4 4a; Groom's Fee, ss. All mares to be paid for before the end of January. J. B. BLAIR, Proprietor. THE CLYDESDALE ENTIRE HORSE "RISING STAR," ITITILL1 TITILL Travel this season in the MOUNT BENGER DISTRICT. ('( ' Uisixg Star " is a beautiful dark bay horse, stands seventeen hands high, is seven years old, and was got by that renowned imported horse, "Reformer." Dam, " Flora," a remarkably fine mare, imported. "Reformer," a rich bay with black points, and stands seventeen hands high. He gained the Highland Society's First Prize at Perth, in 1852, as a yearling. In 1856, at Melbourne, the Port Phillip Farmer's Society's First Prize, beating "Clyde" (Mr. J. Wilson's) and four other imported sires. In 1857, at Melbourne, the Port Philip Farmers' Society's First Prize, beating "Clyde" and twentyfive others ; at the same meeting won the Champion Cup, value, £30, as the most perfect animal exhibited. He has also taken a number of local prizes, and his stock have been successful as prizetakers. "Rising Star" will stand every Monday at 3lr. Patrick's Spylaw Hotel, Moa Flat, where good grass paddock accommodation will be provided, free of charge, l^nares from a distance. He will also Mr. John Low's, Coal Creek, and will travel the Teviot during the other days payable at end of the 55., payable at apply to Mr. Hotel,