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Manawatu Standard, Volume XL, Issue 7901, 31 August 1904, Page 6

QLOVER LEA TUD-JW The well known stallions, ~~zs^g!os&gsSb ODD TIMES _' PAPAKURA, . Will be at the service of breeders this season. For particulars ,on cards . apply tearoom in charge or -.-'•• D. BUICK, Owner. npO STAND, at W./jW"'' , 7~~~ ■ Greenhow's. f*rm, *s^f|s > - " 7 and travel the Palmer iis_l_aE_l&« ston, Feilding, "Ash*. ... ff^'lfff burst, and Pohangina , jk% districts, the imported ~S*3p|§||§&e purebred English hackney, 7, COKEB/S EMBEItoM Emperor won Ist prize at Palmerston N. and Ist prize at Woodville as a sire for getting harness horses. Thesewere the only, times he was shown in in N.Z. For particulars apply to owner. J.'.T, H. ALDERSON, e/oMr W.Greenhow, Bunnythorpe. TO STAND THE _g^ PALMEBSTON '»-IPTm« and • FEILDING. :Sgiil_i_£* The well-known Thoroughbred Stallion THE QEEICEB, ■' by Kooinson Crusoe; dam Maria Louise, j by Gany Forward (imported)— Josephine. THE OFFICER- was bred in viSioria . by Mr S. G. Cook, in 1893, and is as sound as the day he was foaled. Fee, 6 guineas; Mares, met at all trains. All core taken, but no , responsibility. Good paddockiog provided at,ls6d per week. For further particulars, apply to the owner, A. WALKER, Awahuri-Feilding Bond. W. GREENHOW. H. L. CARR. PUBEBE^B . !l-M ?OET E D vßolinobboxe m%-y., -.- .. .' ■..-■':•■ ~17788. ; ; .-.•;■ •' I To Stand at the 'farm,-Bunnytliorp.e,. I and travel the surrounding districts, I BOKO DRAYMANV 1779-1. ■"" To Stand at the farm oi Hunt Bros., Marton, and travel the surroundint*districts. For cards, particulars, etc., GKEENHOW & CARE, ' (Owners), Bunnythorpe. FRANK J. WILSON, ARCHITECT. WARBniITON'S BUILDINGS, Mam-street (opposite Court House