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Tuapeka Times, Volume V, Issue 253, 5 December 1872, Page 3

-= ; wy/iairirtd to yti: rr ; YOUNG ABDALLAH ' T-lTTLß^aiidi^iiS 'Seai3eniat!.iiSttcasteW YY p^rwjoSeasuiQnJtflib'.i.) .- ..r f <j -. »:oii '-T^^^'^iui^u i - YoTinJ^ATOlaK^S^nt'ol^ftTib^tgh- ( ;br c ed"i marerjcirapoiftedixifarom.jrasmaniatr.bj? - ; Js>Jinr Weir, Esq., of the Western Patriot. ■ Yfotoria ; is 8 years old, and has"" proved , ( h^mseli .aojß«rfi£fclal-®«jyjesaoj;Be;has..]i.qft some c|f the most promising stock in #ie Province in the_Clutha District. ■"' •Abdallah (Krfed%.Mi<.i I .BHtso > n:i«i ; l84/r)i i- wW/gqt by t gjfe s Pr9vpst/^ut.Qf.^arp>r^Q Barbafar by Plenipotentiary,, out of . SAffr, wh'd 'was-got'b'y a son' 1 Of Dick 'An- 1 ■ dpeW! i['Efeck» Andrews was- byUoe* An+> ) : dveyta't a ' spw tf . Eplipse,,) . t "The ; dum % gf SaflL^as got by Totteridge (Totteridge - -was by^DftngannOttj^a^abntof Eclipqe)v< L out' of sister to Mariame,. .by .^auirr,e,l, r out of Miss Meredith, by Cade (son of ' tlte 1 Grodolphin Arabian), out of- the Little 'Hartley Mare. Tha.Little Hartley M&ve r was by ■B"ati6Vs f (!)hilders" (6wh brother ; to flying Childers),-oiut t 'o£liLargei- Hartley. MareJ whose pedigree in three generations can^hi traced io ' alf (fysl Xn&e. J. r J TheProyosfothfc^ifeof Abdallah, was i 'by v^?he Saddler, out of Rebecca, by Lottery ; her dam by Cervatftes, 1 'Out' J of Antic^ptiTmi— nraxe-t)f her dam- by Benningbrook (Bepinfaigbrpok/by^i^^eygu^ } ] ffßgn. JEclipse). Teems, L 2 each mare : l)f~Guarantee, L 3. 1 • ''i '"> 1 T 0 VI A 6JOO acre English grass paddock provided ;f or: maros, r&Be T of. .charge, -without responsibility. 1 "Mares serve'dJlafet'yeaP'nbt'ih'idal will, be served free^hia.-yeai;-.; ] „, „ . f ' '^fcbdallah's stock inthe Clutha District . - are-fciirning out the : mosi' durable weiglit earryingfhaekj?, m, the r province. t , -„ , For further jparticulars see Stud Bookj or to apply to" l iv f d R. LANCASTER, .kl! , Beaumont. IsJ fir/r lii: , v ,s>L ;\- • - cL;-j< S f TJ'S^R 11 ! SE 'TIT'IJjL Travel this Season in the Mount YY \BengeT and^gpga-rgfass ffPlSt^Biga' trictsj - - Siirprise.tbWedib^tldhflSffiUlitHoK,] Ms&-.} i s ? i^ H bjf that well-known Clydesdale sire, Thane qf Clyde, impofEed fo'Southland by-Hugy-M'-liean^lEs^:.' l Darii;. ■(bred-byl 'IA.. Ulerke, Esq., Longford, Tasmania, and imported province byi'MieMessrs. Clerke Bros, for breeding pur- ■ poses! ori their' farm. '■.'-'" '>n\ \ „'. k I Surprise is a dark dappled baj r , stands 17 ' 'hands higliy^aM 4s L nW o: risiiig : " stt years. He is a,renuirkably compact and powerful hors'e.-'witlrHniniense bone, fine „ flas! [legjiinfeqiSftflled action, and docile temper:" He~ has- proved himself-a-sure-i "foal getter, and hiSfetofek ate Hot t 'bywfhe progeny of any.lioj^e, which has ever I served in the Southland . district, where ; n'e ifas-'^i^efled !i ehrfee"^e J ai's-in- "' succession. Mi '\ Surprise -prize^ at two, ( three 1 , and f qu'r years old at the* Invercargill AnnWSlrilW^ Egairist all comers. A Paddock, for thef "accommodation~of mares ccJmin^JfiJffm Ikf .at^tbnb^ '. jwiff iW: provided, at Moa Flat, free of charge, • without responsibility. Greatest care "taken. . J "5 : ■ 'A Terms, £4, payable- on -first of February, J873.; ' ■ r '■' ! ' AECH. J. MTHEBSON, ' ' 1 ''• '"''•■:' •■ ' Proprietbr.it ■ , ' ' ~ ~ — r— ( -. . . ; ,-,, 1 ...» a Also ? „ - , , /: ij{ . ( ■ iCI Entire {4m Wgm. *'""'^^6 ilj -' '^OUNG GARRYOWEN-isa dark ba yj '■-IP ; stahd's'l6 L'ltanL 'Itan i d's' ! Mgh, ; atfd'harf'got' 1 1 (Str9rlg bone ,and fine action. ""• „. , . TbsJilS," £2 -ss.], paVableron" February 'Idt, 1873." ' •" '"*"- ''- ••;'•' •Jt '" ' r ; A.;j. .MTHHRSOF f , ' Clydesdale nnR fSHra^ 7 Entire 1 "JV "I"V A N H 0 E 'TITILL Stand this Season at Moa Flat i'JM , Station^ \ i( rlvanhoe is nine years old, and was r b're'd by the Duke of Hamilton. His sn-e fSir'Walter Sc'oti; 1 , 'gained the first prize' at ; [jthje Highland Agricultural Society Show at Dumfries in 1860 ;~the -first prize in Glasgow- in 18G1 ; and at Batfcersea in 1862}. Hfffif il^M^y also-'feiiged, the^ " first pneelTas at tKe Highland: SociotySflow ; the"second prizeiunori^'tne""" best draught mares in 1862 ; and the first 2 Cprjzijs as a bfijqdjfti^fejJnilS^. wj: f „ j Terms, Lo ss. An eflScient Groom in '' : a«tenoSi6asMiTftijfj /.*,>;' 7 i -<:unu\ t further particulars, apply to the • /Mfinager, aaj „, >-„,.-- njm ! J.'F."KITCHI3ra, ! " ' j ; Moa Flat Station. I YOUNG' LAWRENCE I FlililLL Travel this "Season~in the Tna- , jty peka,.Waitahuna,Tnapeka.Mojith, 1 andJßeauMrfTismcta 1 ?" 1 * n!W *** ta n sToung Lawrence is a bay horse, stands „ j^ Hands ffl^a^ffiK#fe«^y^fe^fia^ .l'oung Lawrence's sire, Young Chamwasiibs*o®feaairix«.ol &gxaqsaipb.&ii JifeUea Clydesdale mare, imported from fJfjTia?p ania » and sold for U£f\y<*r4*e°i?i3ffl<£ .gyfneas . 1 Jtlbrms, £3 ; Groom's Fee ? ss. „M A WQffl3&°£%£3£& „ jclyirged after that date. Bogroy Farm,Waitahuna Road.