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STUD NOTICES. TO MAKE THE SEASON OF 1908 AT M'GRATE'S HOTEL, TAITA. THE IMPORTED AMERICAN TROTTING STALLION PERALTA (32,685). NUTWOOD WILKES 2.lGi and MTONNEY 2.11J BLOOD. By NUTWOOD WILKES 2.16fc, the champion sire of early and extreme speed of America, and the only stallion in the world that ever produced two three-year-olds in the one season that put up records of 2.12 and 2.12J respectively. Sire of Jolrn A. M'Kerron 2.045, the second fastest trotting stallion in the world, Tidal Wave 2.09, Who la it 2.10, Stanton Wilkes 2.10J, Miss Idaho 2.1U, Georgie B. 2.12J, and 68 others in list. First Dam, Roso M'Kinney, lay the great M'Kinney 2.11}, and dam of Almaden (2) 2.22, a Pacific Breeders' Futurity winner at two years and Occident State at three years, Sister Nora M'Kinney 2.0G, Jessie M'Kinney 2.11. Second Dam, Queen Bee, by Forest Clay, who was by the great Cassins M. Clay. Third Dam, Lorelia, by Almont Lightning (1023), sire dam of Zombro 2.11. TERMS: £1 75.; payable Docembcr 31, 1908. Groomage ss. Grass 2s. 6d. per week. All care but no responsibility. Mares met at Lower Hutt Station. . i • For Tabulated Pedigrees, etc., address all. communications to— T. TUTTLE, Care of M'GRATH, Taita, or to W. J. JORGENSEN, Imperial Hotel, Wellington. 6540 J. TAS K I'iß. Owner, ChristchuroH. STUD NOTICES. BUSINESS NOTICES. fPff 1 Baa T7lOLETS.—These favourite flowers may now, _ * be obtained in any quantity, fresh daily, TO STAND AT TAUHERENIKAU.- f rom MISS MURRAY, Vice-Regal Florist. 38 The Thoroughbred Stallions Willis Street (6 doors above Grand Hotel). CHATS WORTH (Imp.), 3 • C77J (See Australian Stud Book Volume 8), ; (Bred by Mr. James Redfearn, Victoria, 1902). (By Aurio (2)— Winifred.) Auric (2) by Bill of Portland 26 (son of St. Simon 11) from Aura (2) (dam of Golden Slipper, sold for 4500 guineas, Aurum, one of Australia's greatest racehorses, and Auraria, his sister, V.R.C. Oaks, and Melbourne Cup winner, and Aurous, a good performer). Winifred Tar y Tgrrq lsf2r 3is by that great horse, Goldsborough 13. She Vjsjffi ffl B vs.# ft fW'g was sold for 2000 guineas, and is the dam of that jj vs? IVM jM sterling racehorse, and successful sire, Ben- ■ t3! " w taosr taazay volio; Sojourner, winner of the Adelaide ; Cup and Hotham Handicap, and Durbar, win- . ner of the St. Kilda Cup, Great Boulder Cup, ; and Singapore Derby, in which' he broke all i previous records Chatsworth's connection with the following sires should prove'of interest to ! breedors:—Aurie (2); Goldsborough 13; Bill of rf Aam Portland 26; St. Simon 11; Richmond 3; Fire- U works 10; Stockwell 3; Galopin 3; Sterling 12; * Maribyrnong 3; Lord Clifden (2); Kelpie (1); /fl Fisherman 11; The Baron 24; Touchstone 14. JJ) The sum of 1000 guineas was refused for Chatsworth when he was a 2-year : old. • ( TERMS—7 GUINEAS, limited to 40 mares. CANADA 11, 1 LAMBTON QUAY. . Chestnut, foaled 1902. nn k By that .Good Performer, Finland (4), by Bill of Portland 26 (son .of St. Simon 11), from Fishwife, also an excellent performer, and dam of Heretic. , ' "* Canada's dam, Alumini 11, is by Patron (5) (a' Melbourne Cup winner, and son of Grand Flaneur 14, also a Melbourne Cup winner; rjirjjirvir ClTifliT) two great racohorses),''from Agate, by New- hVr KI Viol lUK minster 3, from Cornelian, by that great, , * ™SX,£d ™i M a,™,., hu WAS DEMITED racing career was ended through au accident sustained to his shoulder.. Canada is a horse „« vi.„ with immense quality, standing 15.21, combined W idisplay of New with peat substance. , ; ' ' . ■ . " ' Season's Models revealed during TERMS—i GUINEAS! 'limited, to 35 mares. our recent Spring Showing. sibility. Maxes will be met at the Featherstou dictates and the heart of the most faa« Railway Station bv arrangement. • tidious lady desires. Our large—and For further particulars apply to . . ever-increasing—connection amongst the 6537 K<? Tauteikau. . ladies of Wellington is a sufficient guarantee that our work is unsnr- ' : ~~~ ' : passed in New Zealand. Step in to-day. Our handsome range ypyillpj of materials, Dainty Muslins, choice , ' fWtji and effective Trimmings, will fasoinate' you. Alpaca Gowns a speciality, mO STAND THE SEaVoN. ' Prices Modorate. •*- AT MANGAMAIRE, V' ' ™ COLDBLOOM BIOS. ■ • He is a Dark Bay Horse, with Black Points; TADLORS, stands 16.2; by Bonnie Scotland —Lady D'Eau, BANKS S BUILDINGS, by Jot D'Eau—Forlorn Hope; Is, naturally a. GRET STREET, Opposite G.P.O. ! vory good legged, sound horse, but owing to . . ' an accident before being broken in could nevei (Take lift to top floor.) Cffii be well trained. His young stock show special promise. ' . • FEE: 4 GUINEAS, payable in January, 1909. Guarantoe: 5 GUINEAS, payablo when mare i i py proves in foal. Two or more mares as per rjio STAND THIS SEASON at MASTERTON, Magnificent rich Bay, with great bone and , muscle, standing lfi.2. A great Raoehorse and M Bjhi J a groat Sire. Never been beaten in the Show- ' jj • ring, having taken 12 First, and 11 Champion-- | 6 CONQUEROR'S sire, Medallion, also sired I Achilles, whilo his dam Siesta was by the . (?ONQUEROR is the sire of Motoa, the fastest horse for a milo in New Zealand; Naumai, a . groat sprinter; Ard Reigh, Conquer, Chivalry, Waipaku, William, Ability, and others. FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE FEE—I 2 GUINEAS; two or more mares as ACCEPTED AT LOWEST RATES, per arrangement. Paddocking Is. 6d. per week. _ Mares will be met at tho Masterton Railway H. E. KEMPTHORNE, Manager. Station. Every care taken, but no responsi- Office — LAMBTON QUAY AND GREY WU l *- . .. H STREET, WELLINGTON. CB5l For further particulars applv to— C. M'CULLOUGH, ■ . 6203 Manaia. Masterton. 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