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Gisborne Times, Volume LXIII, Issue 10095, 7 September 1925, Page 8

special advertisement*. ON TOP! ' ' • f Proud Position a 1 ready secured by “SUMMIT” BACON. The Delicious Breakfast Dish of tlio Fastidious Diner. Cured in Gisborne from Gisborne Pigs. SUMMIT BACON Despite our enormous output we still keep to the REDUCED PRICES. "POLLS (from 41b. pieces and *A upwards) per lb .. 1/2 ASHERS, per lb J/4 .Come ,1 and see your Rasher is cut to any thickness you desire. COUNTRY ORDERS FOR 41b AND OVER SENT BY RETURN MAIL. HAMPTON’S PORK BUTCHERY ' GLADSTONE ROAD. STUD NOTICES. rpo TRAVEL THE SURROUNDING 1 DI PE S Patutahi, Wapreifea-a-hika, Makauri, Ormorug inm To Ksa^ka. THE IMPORTE&^rALLION RIDE RIDE 3 years. Sire, Baron Graceful, imp.; dam, Polly, by Lord Banks, imp.; g. dam Violet, by McPherson Grant; g.g. dam Gyp, by Federation; g.g.g. dam Bloss, by Kelvin. Fee—Single Mares, £4/4/-; two or more as per arrangement. Apply J. CASSIDY, Groom ion Charge. URNS UI DE i wm i 6 JT' "PO STANIf mis SEASON AT T- TE HM’ilA, GISBORNE, THE TH|R(IUGH)BRprSIRE, iRINfE V -=f^JOLONYX. eixle \Jtillonyx. Out of GaLWußown (2) by Tli's rmjlft fashionable bred sire in the Dominion is standing at a re as-, onable free. \t PRINCE "NY ILL ONYX foals sh# great promise, being full of quality and substance. A limited number of approved mares will be taken. NOTE: His Pedigree is full of the best staying blood in England. TERMS: 13 guineas per mare; two or more mares by arrangement.. Arrangements can be made with C. Morso to meet or deliver mares by rail. Olients wishing to arrange for mares and for extended Pedigree and full particulars, apply to— C. MORSE. Gisborne; or •J. J. SPRATT, Runtorea. TO STAND THIS SEASON Alt TE HAPARA THE CHESTNUT HORSE AUTUMN (13) (By Autumnus—Edna May H) Foaled 1916 AUTUMNU EDNA MAY II Treadmill) Cold’.Jif Playbill (2) Purjigtn Autu m n h£sp r o ved h.ing]WT a sure foal gettt%/His amongst the IjesUfti the D<oTMo¥on- In his second season be Automne, winner Avondale S]|mkes, winning in a field of 21, Agendalo Nursery Harm* dicap giving Lady Caveiw dish lllhrand Mimetic 9b. He # won Abe Welcome Stakes, A.RSC. Spr*tfg Meeting, beating a large field. He is also the s:re of Blue Jay, Carniola. Voltore —all winnors; also Golden Autumn—a- consistent placegetter. There are a number of promising two-year-olds at present in work and showing great promise. FEE: 25 GUINEAS. All fees payable upon rejnoval of mares. Mares proving barren will bo taken free following year. Will serve a limited number of approved mares. . • - ■ First-class p-’ddocks. Plenty of shelter and water. Padlocking: Drv Mares 3/-, and Wet Mn-es 5/- per week. A'l care taken, but- no responsibility. For further particulars apply— H. GOSCOMB. Groom-in-charge. Or D, J. BARRY, Owner. ■-•U 1 Y- : - Fo Stand tliis MAKAIiNKA, on HBRED HORSE !E THOR (Imported No 1 . 9) Foaled 1913. >; Henry t'l.iO First; Dam, Cynane ,v TSilehe, the sire of the lrr.e v mol us (the loading Eogl'sh sire) r*r further partimilnrs. apply to GATNE CARRINGTON , (tone 1057 D. Mnkaraka I