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Stud Notices. j rjnO Stand This Season ab Ashburtou and JL Travel the District, THE THOROUGHBRED STALLION Formosan, By Sfc. L9ger—Forme, by Nordent'eldt— Pormo, by >terlingwotth—Pulohra (imp). pnriKosan is a chestnut horso, foaled in 1897. He ia a full brother to that excellent, performer Cruciform, very closely related to Multiform, and has hiiufelf be»n successful when racing', winning the C.J.C. Chainpa^no f'tikop, North Island Challenge Stapes (beating Advance), and other good racej. ■ Also, To Stand afc Kelhurn Lodge, Tinwald, this Season, Finland. A limited number of halfbred mares will be accepted. For particulars apply to FRIEDLANDER BROS, LTD, - Ashburton; or HARRY THOMPSON, Tinwald. TO stand at Lowcliffe on Wednesdays and Saturdays and travel Hinds district on Mondays and Tuesdays, and the Lowcliffe and Coldstream districts on Thursdays and Fridays, THE CLYDESDALE STALLION •('raigielea, . ■ . By Craigievar (imp), dam Darling, by Salisbury's Pride, g dam Moss Rose, by j Salisbury (imp). Terms —Season, .£3 3s 5 half guarantee, £4t 4s (£1 1 s to be paid latter end of season) Groom's fee ss, paid first service Mares changing owners charged for as season mares For further particulars apply to T MURPHY, Groom in charge, or j T DO WLING, Proprietor 9 290 TO~STAND THISSEASON^ And Travel the Coldstream, Hinds, Tinwald, Mayfield, Rnapuna, and Mount Somers Districts and stand at Buccleuch on 1 Mondays and Tuesdays The Thoroughbred Stallion Marquis of Zetland, I (Perkin Warbeck ll—Reverie.) | Bred by Mr E. Gates at Grove Farm. } MARQUIS OF ZETLAND is. a dark bay horse, with black points. He stands 15.3, has great strength aud substance, and during his racing career he proved himself one of the fastest horses of the many good ones bred on Grove Farm. Fees—Season, £4 4s ; half \ guarantee £6 6s ; Groomage fee, ss. For further particulars, apply to j E. BURNETT--9 313 Hinds. rflO Travel the Hinds, Lismore, and May' JL field Districts, and Stand at Owner's Farm, Ruapuna, The Purebred Draught Entire Colt, HAISP TIMES. (3 Years). HARD TIMES is a rich bay, with splendid hair and bone, good feet, grand action, combined with a splendid temper. Hard Times' sire is that well known breeding horse, Shepherd Lad, g sire Herd Laddie, g g sire Lord Salisbury, ggg sire Sir William Wallace, gg g g sire Lincolnshire Hero. Hard Times' dam Madam, by Sir Rupert, g dam Maud, by Extinguisher, gg dam Polly, by Young Prince of Wales (imp.), ggg dam Darling, bred by Maitland Bros., Crescent. Prince Rupert, by Cavalier, dam Daisy, by Hard Times, g d Belle, by Southorne, ggg dam (imp), by Thumper (imp). Extinguisher, by Vanquisher (imp), dam Maggie McCoraick. Young Prince of Wales by Drew's Prince of Wales., j Hard Times' breeding cannot be beaten in the colony. Terms—Season, £3 j payable Ist January, 1906; Threequarter Guarantee, ,£4, £1 payable Ist January, 1906, balance £3 on Ist September, 1906,- or when mare proves in foal. Groomage fee ss, payable Ist service. All maressold or exchanged to be paid for as season mares. For further particulars apply to WILLIAM REEVES, Groom in charge, or JOHN. SMALL, Owner, Meadow Bank Stud Farm, Tinwald P.O. TO Travel This Season in the Springburn, Mount Somers, and Mayfield Districts, The Well-Known Thoroughbred Stallion, TE KOOTI, (By Apremont—Dam, Bubj). TE KOOTI is. the winner of severa cross-country events under heavy weights Terms—Season, £3 3s; Half Guarantee, £i 4s; Groomage Fee, ss, payable at first service. All mares sold or exchanged charged as season mares, and first owners held responsible. For particulars apply keen & McDonald, . ; Proprietors, Geraldine. Or to E. Major, Groom ia charge. 946 ft -fry LpMTCMKAjr tf-frt&yzdt^-n— HOUSE-OWNERS k RE Reminded that now ia the time to advertise their Horses and bring them under the notice of Breeders, Farmers, and others interested. - Cards and Receipt Books , Printed at the MAIL and GUARDIAN Office with Neatness and Despatch. { BUSINESS NOTICES OHILDRENS'___COMPETITION. WANTED—Every Bay and Girl to ask their Grocer for a Circular giving full information about a moat interesting DRAWING and WRITING Competition. SEVENTEEN PRIZES, One of ... £2 0 0 Two of :-" £1 0 0 each Four of ... £0 10 0 each Ten of ... £0 4 0 each If your Grocer can't supply you with particulars and conditions, write to the following :•— Address: ■ "THE TIGER TEA JUVENILE LEAGUE," P.O. Bos 111, Dunedin. 6/* RS ALCORN; Aahburton Agent for J.VJL Robertson's Dye Works, 296 Colorado Street, Christchntch. Gentlemen's Clothes and Ladies' Dresses Cleaned or Dyed and Pressed ready to be worn. The colour is fast, it will not soil white, linen. 'nR^ cINTYREIS Extraltrong Female LJ Pills. 4s 6d, from Chemists, or Postage 1W from Alfbed Quidaile, Chemist Dunedin A GOOD Javoatmen*, is Norton's Premier Preservative. In 40 Gallon Casks and 4 Gallon Tins, etc.