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Gisborne Times, Volume LXIII, Issue 10096, 8 September 1925, Page 8

STUD NOTICES. HPO TRAVEL T , D4ST2RT] SURROUNDING I'S:— STALLION THE IMPOR 1 PRIDE RIDE UR ffT)E lIDE 3 years. B Patutahi, tkaj^PMakauri, Ormonll and Te Sire, Baron Graceful, imp Polly, by Lord Banks, imp. Violet, b; ™ viuicu, 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 nor arrangement. Apply J. CASSIDY, , Groom ion Charge. as* ' SEASON AT GISBORNE, HPO STAN x TE II tA THE TH|)ROU<|»BRED SIRE, T> RI Nf E A\ 7 ILLQJj^X. 1 RINt’E- W ILpCNYX. Out of Gaily BopPn (2) by Willonw/Tl6). This most J<nshionable bred sire in the Domimtfm is standing at a reasonable Wcc. t, PRINCE WILL ONYX foals -shmty great promise, being full of quality and substance. A limited number of approved mares will lte taken. NOTE: His Pedigree is full of the best staying blood in England. TERMS : 15 guineas per mare; two or more mares by arrangement.. Arrangements can be made with C. Morse to meet or deliver mares by rail. Clients wishing to arrange for mares and for extended Pedigree and full particulars, apply to— C. MORSE, Gisborne; or J. J. SPRATT, Ruatorea. K STAND THIS SEASON TE HAPARA r AT THE CHESTNUT HORSE AUTUMN (13) (By Autumnus—Edna May H) Foaled 1916 AUTUMNUS (14) JEJUNA MAY TreadmillfS Goldfi&f AutumnJMfs proved hfmiself a sure ial getter! Hi.s are amongst best*m the Badninion. In liis econd season Automne, winer winning in a eld of 21 J >!f\vondale Nursery Hanicap (fiehr 14), giving Lady CavenV ish 11W. and Mimetic 9b. He aUp on the Welcome Stakes, A.RK. prrng Meeting, beating a large field, fe is also the. sire of Blue Jay, Cariola. . Voltore —all winners; also [olden Autumn —a consistent placeotter. There are a number of prolisitig two-vear-olds at present in 'ork °nnd showing great promise. FEE: 25 GUINEAS. All fees payable upon removal of marcs. Mares proving barren will be taken free following year. Will serve a limited number of approved mares. First-class paddocks. Plenty of shelter and water. Pnddocking: Dry Mares 3/-, and Wet Mares 5/- per week. AT car© taken, but no responsibility. For further particulars apply— H. GOSCOMB. Groom-in-cliarge. Or D. J. BARRY, Owner. . v ■ :■ ' • THE To StandWPhis Season KARAKA, iROUGHBRED HORSE h CYNIC (Imported No. 9) Foaled 1913. * Sire: Henry the First; Dam, Cynane. By Cyllene, the sire of the late Poly meins (the leading English, sire). For further particulars, apply to GATNE CARRINGTON Phone 1057 D. Makaraka TO STAND THIS SEASON AT MAfiADAPAPA The Trotting St* DIXIE Sire, Dixie Dajf— Prince Dixio Chanco (2 miles 3 unhopplcd) j Clarrie Daly Bells, grand-sinrof Cathedral Chimds (N.Z. Cup Winner) • Charming Bely sire of Bhftr (1 mile 2.9), Strange Man FEE: £4/4/- cash; £5/5/- booked. Grazing 3/- per week. All care taken but no responsibility. All fees must lx? paid before removal of mares. J. GREENTREE, >V . Upper Stout Street, near Lytton Rd: .• 1 Mangnpapa. / TAUPLICATE Invoices aml • Billheads all sizes and dualities, with rulings to suit customers. Times Jobbing and Binding Works, Peel 3t.