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Feilding Star, Volume XXVII, Issue 118, 14 December 1905, Page 4

____________________ —— ____^___________ wm ___ M ■__\ mo stand at Valley _ m^^_^Bl^ JL Road, Colyton. 4|^fe^Kr and travel Bonny fjPHHB s ihorpe, Pohangina. 'ipiti, Eimbolton, and Fpilding, tho imported English Hackney Stalliou COKBB'S EMPFBOB. For terms and particulars apply to J. T. H. ALDEBBON, Valley Road, Colyton. NOTICE. XpXPLOSION'S List is fall for this XLi eeason. A few more mares can be taken fog FIELD BATTERY. I bave secured the thoroughbred stallion ONE WAI (Hotobkiss- Jadestone), closely related to both Explo* j si on and Field Battery, and can take a limited number of mares at £4 4*. Paddocking 1/6 per week. All oare takes, but uo responsibility. A. WALKER, Awaburi Road, Feilding. *^ ne celebrated I jj2EEIS D«K»gnt Stallion, DUKE OF CLARENCE, Lord Osborne— Gipsy, WILL travel tbe soaecn in the Keilding, Halcombe, and finr* surrounding districts. Fee £8 8s For further particulars apply to RICHARD DROMMOND, Aorangi. fc_mm*&G_. th>B season at JmCJ^Bw J my farm. Eimbolton Road, tba beautiful dflMPflPsilft bright bay draught horse SULTAN Young Herd Laddie— Sultana (bred by late Hoa M. Holmes. SULTANA is a foil sister to Sylvia, Ist prizetaker filly at Oamaru in 1898. and is out of Black Duchess, dam of Flora. Frinoe A Ibert, and other good bor sea. Young Herd Laddie was bred by C. F Dunnett, Ketao, and is by Herd Laddie, imported from Scotland. Terms 2 guineas single mare. Also, the imported TYm Thumb pony from Australia, BLACK PRINCE Terms 80s single mare. D. SHORT. TO stand at Eimbolton and travel tbe surrounding district, the Dapple Grey Draught Stallion ENGLAND S PJRLDE. For terms, etc., apply E. GORDON, Eimbolton. MrpHE Trotting Stal_L lion REALITY will stand at Bunnytborpe and travel the BurroundiDg districts. For particulars apply to W. SUTHERLAND, Bunnythorpe, HENDRE WONDER 18797 English Stud Book ; sire Prince Harold 14228 English Btnd Book; dam Merry Lass 12985 English Btnd Book. HENDRE WONDER, imported December last, (1904,) is cue of tbe best bred horses in England. His sire and dam were champions, and were sold to Lord Llang&ttocks for over £2600 for tbe Hendre Stud, Monmouth. 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 Mar torn via Awahnri. Sanson, Balls, returning to Feilding by rail on Friday- He will be stabled at Awahuti every Monday night, Sanson Tuesday eight, Balls Wednesday, and Marion Thursday and Friday morning. Breeders of noble and useful high class horses do not promise your mares until you have seen this stallion. His carriage, symmetry, activity, and enormous measurements cannot be beaten in the Colony. Owing to the extra weight and great cost of importing this horse, to save travelling him too much, we request breeders to meet him with tbeir mares at aboye places. For further particulars apply to Mesurs Hoult and Sons, Aorangi; or T, Gardner, Groom in-Charge. HANDSOME JACK. TO Stand at the farm, EIWITEA, Ibis 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 secß For tbe last two years Handsome Jack has stood exceptionally well on tbe list of winning siros, winning over £'4000 in that time. W. F. McBETH, Eiwitea. t pHE WANGANUI RIVER. NEW ZEALAND'S GREAT SCENIC RIVER. Connects with Central Railway, Avoiding Sea Journey. SPECIAL SUMMER SERVICE. Wanganui- Pipiriki, depart, daily except Sundays and Mondays. Pipiriki— Wanganni, depart, daily except Sundays and Tuesdays. 20/" Return 20/Excursions above Pipiriki. Upper Reaches, Houseboat, and Taumarunui, In conjunction with Wanganui to Pipiriki Service. Xinas and New Year Specials in conjunction with special night trains from Wellington, December 19th to January 6th, every day. Wire or write for timetables. A. HATRICK & CO , COOE & SONS. W. B. GIESEN & CO., LAND, STOCK, 4 GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, Wanganui. No. 625— 481 acres, Marion, house 19 rooms with every convenience and all necessary outbuildings, 1 mile to school 9 to Railway Station. £18 18 a per acre, only £1000 oasb. No. 678—120 acres, Colyton, 9 rooms, good yards and sheds, £860 oasb, balance 6% for 13 yean. This is a very nioe plaoe. No. 690—100 acres, Taihape, highly improved, honse 5 rooms, com* plete butter making plant, good outbuildings. Over £100 worth oftotara. Prioe £9. Apply for full particulars to W * W. B. GJBSBN * CO., Waoganui.