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Oamaru Mail, Volume XXIII, Issue 7367, 15 November 1898, Page 4

|TO OJRAVE L THIS SEASON, In the Oamaru and Surrounding Districts, The Carriage Stallion WE I H N A 0 H 0T E N. Sire, Berlin (imp.); dam, Maori. WEIHNACHTEN is a bright bay with black points, and will be 6 years old on the 24th December 1898, and has splendid action and a beautiful temper. Stands 16 hands and 2 inches high. Terms: L 3 3s; payable at Ist January. 1899. Half guarantee: L44s; L2 2b at Ist January and L2 2s when mare proves in foal. Two or more mares as per arrangement,^ Groom fee, sb. All mares sold or oxchanged after first Bervice held to be in foal. Good paddocking provided at Is per week. All care, but no responsibility. For full particulars apply to groom in charge, or N. Caldwell, Commercial Stables. S. H. GOODALL, Owner, South Oamaru. To Travel in the Papaknio and Surrounding Districts, The Pure Clydesdale Colt, "jpiARL OF SPRINGFIELD -*-■ Sire, Crown Prince ; Dam, Kate. The Earl is a beautiful bay, rising 3 years, with a set of grand legs; short, strong, and wiry. He is a finely topped horse, short back, deep in the rib, well coupled. His sire is the champion horse, Crown Prince, so well and favorably known during the past 7 years as the Awamoa stud horse. Crown Prince, by the famous Lord Salisbury, imported from Scotland, and who was never beaten either in Scotland or New Zealand. The dam- of Crown Prince was Damsel, imported from Scotland and cost 500 guineas at Lord Dunmorc'a sale. She was reckoned the best, mare in Scotland, j IThe jKarl of Springfield's dam is P .e, by Avon Chief (150 1N.Z.5.8.), siro K nee of Kilb .mported, 10 N.Z.5.8.), dam Grace Darling (36 N.Z.5.8.) by Prince Charlie, imported by W. Boag, Esq,, Fend»lton. Grace Darling was the best mare ever stood in New Zealand. She boat Maggie Craig, the champion more of Scotland. Grand dam of the Earl, jess, by Sir William Wallace, well known as Fleming and Hedley's stud horse, g-sire Kettle's Sir William Wallace, reputed to be the best imported horse ever landed in this oountry. The pedigree of the Earl is tip-top, and combines the blood of the very best draughts in Scotland and New Zealand. He oannob fail to breed well. Terms, L4—L2 at the end of season, and L2 when mares prove to be in foal. Full guarantee L 5. Free Paddooks for Mares from a distance for one month; after that time Is per week will be charged. All care taken but no responsibility. JAMES GIBSON, Owner. Springfield, Papakaio. To stand at Kurow and travel the Surround ing districts, The Standa d-bred Trotting Stallion, JAY GOULD. Sibe : Berlin. Dam : Messenger Maid. Feb—Season, L 3 3s. Groomage, 5s at first servioe. Good paddocking, Is per week; all care taken; no responsibility. All fees payable Ist January, 1899, to ERR AND MACINTOSH, Proprietors. The Famous Clydesdale Stallion CROWN PRINOE Will stand this season At Awamoa. The number of Mares taken will be strictly limited, and booked in the order of applica tion. In addition to honors gained by this horse's stock far too numerous to mention, two three-year-old colts—Sir Peroival and Lord of the Isles, were shewn at the Mel. bourne Show last year, and placed first and second, Sir Percival being also Champion of the yard. Terms—Six guineas, half guarantee, Also, The Pure-bred Clydesdale Colt KNIGHT TEMPLAR, First Prize 3-year-old at last Oamaru Show. Sire, Crown Prince. Dam, Rowena.

JThe breeding of this colt is unsurpassed, his dam Kowena having taken eight first and three champion prizes at Oamara. Terms—Four guineas, half guarantee. Mares sold or exchanged to be reckoned in foal. Full particulars on application. TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON. In Oamaru and Surrounding Districts, The Thoroughbred Stallion QAJOLERY, Cajolery is of a rioh dark chestnut color, stands 16 hands high, has splendid action. He has grand bone and a sweet temper, is a sure foal-getter and haß an unqualified record on the tiurf. Cajolery's siro is Apremont, from Flattery" a daughter of Traducer and Miss Flat. Cajolery's time, lmin 16Jsco in the Champagne Stake at Dunedin, has never beon beaten. He is a great horso, and of great) merit. Terms: L 3 season; L 4 half guarantee*. Groom's fee, ss. Mares sold or exchanged, owners ab time of service responsible. Paddocking provided for Mares from a distance, 2s 6d per week. All care, no responsibility. JOHN WATT, Proprietor, Ngapara. TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON, In the Awamoko, Papakalo, Pukeuri, and Maerewhenua Districts, The Purebred, Clydesdale Stallion, CEDBIO SAXON by Crown Prinoi6,*dam Rowena. For Pedigree see Cards. Terms: Two Quineas at the end of season, and Two Guineas when the mare proves in foal. Good grass paddocks provided for maros from a distance. All care taken but no responsibility. For further particulars apply to groom charge, or to T. and A. HALL, Or WM; GARDINER, , Owners. 1 TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON, In the Otepopo and Surrounding District!) THE PURBBBHD CLYDESDALE STALLION, Lord Salisbury ii Bred by owner, Sire, Lord Lyon; dam by Springbank; grand-dam by Renfrew Jook. Lord Salisbury 11. is rising 3 years, and stands 16 hands 3 inches. ' Teems ... L 3 3s, Half at end offseason and half' when mare proves in foal Groom's fee ss, payable afr first service, DAVID COX, Proprietor, Otepopo}