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“SET IT CP” every time for Xl EXTRA STRENGTH Plus U* e flavour luxury of full maturity in wood I BITTER BEER FROM ALL HOTELS Brewed to- perfection tor Baiun* Brewerleg (N.Z.) Ltd., ’Phone 30-705, Christchurch. NIGHTMARCH (18) TO STAND AT LADBROOKS NIGHTMARCH (18), famous son of NIGHT RAID, has sired the winners of more than £70,000 in New Zealand, Australia and India. This season alone, in New Zealand, his progeny have w™* £ 8 °8°’an* include THE BEST MIJLY OF THE YEAR—REGAL PRAISE. NIGHTMARCH is the best-performed horse in the South bland, and is available to breeders. Fee: 25 Guineas » Full particulars from : J. H. SCOBIE - Manager LADBROOKS STUD FARM, SPRINGSTON RJM.D. Or ’PHONE 31D, LINCOLN. All care taken, but no responsibility for accident or disease.

ip 'I • • W TO STAND AT BRANSTON STUD FARM, HORNBY SONNY BOY Brown Pony Stallion, 13 hands, by Ponty (imp.)—LadyKlonoiki (imp.). Ponty had undefeated show ring record, and Sonny Boy himself has been shown with considerable success at all leading shows from Christchurch to Invercargill. For full particulars apply to : T. W. STEPHENSON Or F. WITHELL ’Phones 597 S and 36-264.

TO STAND AT “PENSCROFT,” ASHBURTON. The Grey Pony Stallion “ARABIAN PRINCE 9 * By Fee: £B/8 reduced to £6/6 if paid by February 15th, 1948. “Prince’s” stock, now only three years old, have already won championship honours. They have a perfect temperament, are natural jumpers and are in • keen demand. Return privilege, half fee. Grazing. 2/- dry mares, 3/- wet .mares. All care but no responsibility. Further particulars GERALD NICOLL, Phone 432, “PENSCROFT,” ASHBURTON. To Stand at Hornby, near Chrlstehureh. OLD BILL (13) Brown Horse. Bred. 1935. Winner of 7 races and Stakes, totalling *’s-80. Including Wellington Centennial Gold Cup (beating Beau Vite, Gladynev, and Royal Chief) and W.R.C Autumn Handicap. Uy Siegfried, sire ol Wotan (Melbourne Cup). Yours Truly (N.Z. Cup), Essex (N.Z. Derby), First In (Gt. Autumn Handicap), Immediate (Gt. Easier Handicap, etc.). From Liaison, dam of Quadroon (W.R.C. Wellington Handicap), and Florence Mills (W.R.C. Telegraph Handicap), by Lord Quex (sire 'of Catalogue), from Lovematch (sister to Dominant, dam of Eeau Vite, and Left, dam of Peter Jackson, Gaine Carrington and Wotan), by Martian, from Lovelorn Old Bill’s oldest progeny are now two-year-olds. Bookings are heavy and owners are advised t- book early Limited to 40 mares. FEE: 40 GUINEAS; N. W. DAVIS, “Moaua Lodge” Stud, Hornby, Return Service. Grazing—Wet Mares 7/6, Dry Mares 5/-. All care, no responsibility. or Pyne, Gould, Guinness Ltd., Christchurch or Branches. JOSEDALE DICTATOR (Imp.) Youngest American Sire in N.Z. To-day. Leaves them Double-gaited. Sire of— Temple Star (trotter), 3J29 for U I miles. Empress Fay (pacer), 2.49 for IJ miles. Pat Review (trotter), 3.31 for miles. Economist (pacer), 3.20 for miles. ■ 25 GUINEAS Free Return Privilege. Grazing 5s and 7s 6d. I All Care, no Responsibility. R. H. BUTTERICK, ’Phone 3#s RAKAIA.