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Feilding Star, Volume XXVII, Issue 108, 2 December 1905, Page 4

1 10 ntand at Valley J. Road Uolyton. tf^BL^BT * n<^ travel Bunny- • V JO9HB.. thorpe, Pohangina jfvL^ffß Apiti, Kimbolton, and •^HHliljjL Feilding, tbo imported Eusiiie*! Hackney Stallion COKKR'B EMPiiROR. For terms and particulars apply to J. T. H. ALDEBBON, Valley Road, Celyton. NOTICE. EXPLOSION'S List is foil for this ' reason i A few more mares can be taken for FIELD BAT I ERY. I have sr cored tbe thoroughbred Bullion ONEWAI (Hotobki-s Jadestone), clotely related to botb Explosion and Field Battery, and can take a limited number of mares at £4 4*. Paddooking 1/6 per week. All care takes, but no responaihilitv A. WALKER, Awaburi Road, Feilding. A^^gM The celebrated Draught Stallion, DUKE OF CLARENCE, Lord Osborne- Gipsy, WILL travel tbe season in the Fei'ding, Ealcombe, and screnrroundiog dintricte. Fee £8 8s For further partionlsrs apply to RICHARD DRUMtfOND, Aorangi. ■f^gMi^Bl To stand th*s hoasop at H^SyßwJ my farm. Eimbolton Road, the beantifnl bricht bay draught horse SULTAN Yonng Herd Laddie - Sultana (bred by late Bon M. Holmes. SULTANA is a full sister to Sylvia, Ist prizetaker filly at Oamarn in 1898. and is out of Black Duchess, dam of Flora. Prince Albert, and other good horses. Young Herd Laddie was bred by C. ¥ Duntiett, Kelso, and is by Herd Laddie, imported from Scotland. Terms '2 guineas single mare. Also, the imported T in Thumb pony from Australia, BLACK PRINCE Terms 80s eingle mare. P. SHORT. TO Btand at Kimbolton and travel the surrounding district, "the Dapple Grey Draught stallion *vNgLaNDS PtflDß. For terms, etc., apply E. GORDON. Kimbolton. Mr^SE Tmttfng Sta'--1 lion REALITY wiil at and at Bating - thorpe and travel tbe Burronudiug districts. For particulars apply to W. SUTHERLAND, Bnon>tbor^6 BE DRK WONDEk 18797 Vnylisb *tud Book; sire Prince Harold 14228 r>nkli«h Btnd Book; dam Merry Lass 12985 En«l'sb Htud Book. HENDRE WONDER, imported December last. (1904,) i^ onnof the best bred horses in EnglHnd. His sire and dam w«re obampions, and were sold to Lord Llangattocks for over £2600 for tbe Hendre Stud. Monmoutb. Hendre Wonder will be at tbe service of breeders, and will travel a portion of this district and serve mares at the farm, Aorangi, Feilding, travelling to Martoa via Awahnri. Sanson, Bulls, returning to Feilding by rail on Fri dav. He will be stabled at Awahuri every Monday night, Saoson Tuewr'av Digbt, Balls Wednesday, apd Marton Thursday and Friday morning. Breeders of noble and netful high class horses do not promise your mares until yonhave seen this Btallion. His carriage, symmetry activity, and enormous measurements cannot be beaten in the Oolony. Owing to the extra weight and great cost of importing this horse, to s*ve travelling him too mucb, we request breeders to meet him with their mares at above places. For further particulars apply to Messrs Hoult and Sons, Aorangi; or T Gardner, Groom in -Charge. HANDSOME JACK. TO Stand at the farm, EIWITEA, this Season, and will be limited to 80 mares at five guineas each HANDSOME JACK is tbe sire of Roseal, tbe winner of the Canterbury Derby of 1908 ; time, 2min 38 2-6ths aecß For the last two years Handsome Jack bas stood exceptionally well on tbe list of winning sirus, winning over £4000 in that time. W. F. MoBETH, Kiwitoa. A H. Atkinson, AUCTIONEER, LAND %ND ST CH AGENT, FEILDING. ■ HE following are a few picked from » over 400 properties on my bookß. 5 acree, all flat, excellent building sites, close to town, only £65 per acre, very easy terms 599 409 acres, all in grass, good sheep country , Pohangma, 8 paddockn, small house, good road, price £6 10s per aore, cash £*50 1805 aorts, 800 in prasa, 7 miles to railway, all hilly except few acrr-s, 6 paddockt. watered by creeks, winters 2 ewes. 5 rocmed botise, woolßbed, 3 Bets yaid-, prioe L 5 16s per aore, cahh LISOO 609 hale — Plumbing and Tinsmitbing bueioees of 14 years' standing, first olaes town and distrust, freehold oontral premises, stock, tools and machinery. Prioe for whole L 460; terms 686 Good oonntry bakery business, & acre, bouse, bakehouse, eto, stabling, oart sheds, large and growing turnover, horses, carts, and baking ntenails. Price for whole LBBS, cash L2lO 682 New edition of the Farmers' Budget containing particulars and locality map of properties and businesses from the Mokau to Otaki, free on epph cation. THE APITI HOTEL. G. H. THOMPSON, Proprietor. THIS Hostelry, whiob has reoently been rebuilt and refurnished, is now one of the best inland houses on the West Coast. First class dining room fitted te seat 60 gnesta. -*_ Commercial, and private sitting rooms. Gdod -bedrooms. Beit wines, ales, and spirits. Telephone Bureau close to Hotel. During the fishing season special arrangement! made for tourists and luaiMM. . ,- CfcaafM Moduate.