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Waimate Daily Advertiser, Volume II, Issue 88, 21 December 1899, Page 1

'/?. O. Baxter, AUTHORISED /sIjRVBS»B, jr and and>^gene^[l comJU MISSION iO-EjS,T, Insurant A^entfand Valuator, Sharebj'oker. Loans Negotiated at Lowest Current Bate of Interest. Box 17., . Office— NEXT QOUNTY COUNCIL, Queeh St., Waimate. , [aoarL'l ! t A/I EEUC. FERC DSSQN isSft^pared \6^Mkn T' IPILS for the VIOLIN. Terms i n application at the shop, HIGH SI.

To Travel this Reason in the V/AIMATIi AND SURROUNDING DI -.TitICTS, The Well-known Trotting Stallion Baltimore. "OALTI^ORTS is byiMMbwßod— AbJL) dallah ; dam Jes<|TO*QuMlsilver. Foi fui^MT pajrtwulaf saupl>4fl'^ jal m^o^uck, S^/f Grooni in charge, Ereeruan's Sables.

William the Conquer cr. SIRE— CLYDESDALE JWILLIB.

THIS Ftylish Clydesdale Colt will tiavel the GLt.NAVY and builounding districts. Clydesdale Willies Siie Lucky Wilie (imp.) ; q siie Hawkhead, winnei of the Glasgow puze 1881 and< 1833. the w ißton shne piennum of £100 ; q "g-sue Diew's i mice of Wales (673), winner' of. -many pmes in Scotland, and sold at 900 guineas when 18 years did. * Clydesdale Willies Daw I Bose, ty Knight of the 'ihibtle (Snip ); fc diyj^g Gun (imp ) ; gg d by'Baibisofs Ipi^jro' Scots (4tup.) ; gR q d-by Sir toleiß^iinp.) ; q q 'q q d by^BlaoklegJnnp.).! #s«^pbk the following pnze^£-*iist iii amprfaigP old at wWiMhb'ool ; Ci6t asli thiee j earold at Warn«nbool ;fi*«^'asm three-yeai-okl at Poit Fafty ; fiist as a Biood maie at \\ ninamh^QJ^jrfffist at the Gifcnd National ; liist as a biood maie at Cojfic ; hist as a biood maie at Camperdoftn: G d by I'iince of the Iplea limp.). * WILLIAM TkECONOURE'OE'SDam Jess, by Pnnce Victor (imp.) ; q sue Diew's Prince of Wales. Prince Victor wis one of the veiy best hoises that ever stood in New Zealand. G d Oamaiu Belle, by Young Ranker (imp.). The Banker is fresh in ilie Hiemory of all bleeders in this countiy, and theiefore to comment on Young liankei, his performances and stook, would be quite superfluous. Gg d Cinlyi by Sir Colin Campbell (unpoited from Vietoiia by Fleming and Hedley in 1874) was on«J of the best hiood mares m the Southern Heunspheie; 550 guineas were offeied for the two-year-old colt David Jsesbitt, and 100 guineas paid for on* of hei fllhes in 1880. BreedeiS ?n«st .gee" jrom" this pedigree that William the Conquei'oi 1 Is come from a giand line of draught stock, and cannot, fail to be a success at the stud. Terms of Berviea— 4 guineas ; grdotn's fee, ss. Guaiantees as per.^re'emeut. WILLIAMS BROS., Owners, Glenavy.

To Travel this season in the OTAKTAND HUNTEB DISTBIdrS, rnHE Well-known Clj lesdaleafcullion . PrMcLCo: Ms. ' j; T. 80DG855.5, it Owner.