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Feilding Star, Volume XXVII, Issue 49, 20 September 1905, Page 4

I Y\ frit, Apiti, Kimboitun. and I ;i £i§«i§iM!&*'- i"' ! il'.fiQgi tiio imported (OK t'S EMP'ROR. ' rv t: r 1 !•■:■' :r.. ! Tiar-ieci.in- •rp'y to V..i!o\ U_m>, •..( 1_ r .ou ,ft TO TRaVKL wImMMMMI trfton aiirihurrGuud- ! I\. - frfi *^ c l-^'Oroughbred ! tXPI OSION. i Jarie--ton< — Cuiraswr. j 1 Cuiraf-B'cr 1* iv 1 l.r otl-: rto Trenton [ [ Or.\x if. >nii si>-t. r tc Kobim'oi Cn;s< c. I and (!am of No:ri£-nt<.-icU, winner of i i A. ■?.'•. aod V U.t Di-rut 1 !-, &nft hire of j Catnap', Zahuski, &o. I FIELD BATTERY Lady Lvclyn — Hoichkies. Fto: £6 6s. Pp-ddockicg 1/6 per week care takt-n but. no respoai bilifcy. For full particulars apcly So A WALKEH, Awaburi Itoad, f*°eild<n^. ™a"O statid at Hastie's JK^^ StaMeß, Fei din^, nEg^MM& p nd travel < olytcn, fjjfr***m!jgh Kimboltou, Wmtuma, JT\_ f?K tialcotabe, Marton, "^Jhs^sJb-M- Bull^, and R';ny.'.ifcca, the thorontiljbred stallion (Catesby— Fay), WinLer of 26 Races. Terms £.8 3a. Two or more mares j as< per agrteruent; ; £1 10s at service, balnuce »t end of season. Good pad dockicg 1/6 per w< ek. No responsibility. Apply r. QUINLAN, Groom in (barge. Or C. A Wpiahtm".tJ, Hallo's Stable?, Feilding. $fefnm£s£ft Tbe celebrated Draught Stallion, DUKK OF CLARENCE, Lord Osbome- Gipsy, WILL travel the season in the Keidicg, Halcombe, and 6ur» feurroQndirig dintricts. Feo £8 3d For farther particulars api/h to RIOEAKD DHDMMOND, Aorangi. "n mTfcr^r^ -ll lli y arDJ Eimboltnn hoisa Yonn^ Herd Ladcie — '•'•nllana (bred by kite klou M. Holmes. SULTANA in a foil sister to Sylvia, Ist priziitakt* fiily at Oamarn in 1898, is cut of Black Ducbess, d:tu: i.f Friace Aiberb, arid other f.GO'.- l^oia^a. Youit_' Herd Laddie was bred by <;. !< Daur.L'tt, Kolko, and is by herd Laddie, iua^ortec! from Scotland. T< rcas "2 gaiueas einglc maro. Also, the imported T m Thumb pony from Australia, BLACK IJRfNCEl J RfNCE Teru.3 30ci bwglc mare. D. SHORT. HAbIII,'S ?EILDING HOiEL STABLES. f K coDcection with tbe abovs?, t,ho .J. Eupericrity of tbe accommodation is too, well known to require any further commorst. Clients (as nsual) can a!wa\s depend on obtaining all classes of vehicles as well as first clasa horses and hacks. Splendid livery uccommodatiot), loose boxes, eto. Ladkß' waiting room. Cab taeotß all ' trains. All feeds 1«, staDda 6d. Tolenhoue 114. AAGAARD & DOONEY. FLAX, FARMS, K^WHIA LUSTRICT. , AGOING CONCEBN— Flaxmill ! nud run of 2000 Bcres, sea frontage, 300 acres in grass. 7 wire feace on two sides, swamp drains, 1 mile good tram, Eplpndid supply of flax. Plant —House 40 x 20, 18 h p. boiler, 1001 b oregpure, 10 b.p. NagJe eDgine Booth McDonald stripper, 1 Bcntoher, tail eontcber, 1 presß.2BetßECaleß(Avery'B) iron store sheds, 2 surf boats, wind paddocks, drayo, all neceeeary tools, etc. A 1-Sarga'n at J22050, DAIRY FABM, 800 aoreE, all in grass, new 6-roomed house, good cowbails and outbuildings, fenced and subdivided, garden, etc. Will Bell at £5 per acre. Only £300 cash required, balance 7 years at 5 per cent. This ' property will doable its value in a very short* time. District is rapidly grow- \ ing < Numerous other properties in the Kawhia District from £l per acre ] upwards. Tbia is tbe district to buy in. Land is boned to rise. Apply W. A. GOSLING, Land Agent, Eawhia. . Note— l will be in Feilding from Ist to sth Se^t, when I will be glad to give « cheats full particulars personally, ▲ddrcis— •/• Mr* dolling, " lani«l»," SUf otd Itreet, FoiUUsr.