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87UP - NOTICES-:'. AUTUMN (13) BE TO S*AND THE ON At LODGE UHERU PROVED SIRE AUTUMN Sire . Autumnus,' dam Edna May 11. AUTUMN’. wjH a limited number of rfpprcfredimarfes at the EXTREMjfe FEE OF m THREAONEEDLE (4) Autumn, dam Slipstitch. SLIPSTITOH ■ is by Henry IQuicks'titeh. Quickstitch was a gran daughter of Beauharnais, ,the* dam i Soult, one of New Zealand’s HicSt successful sires. Threadneedle ml a, dark-brown horse, and was on© offhe best 2-year-olds raced in 1 New Zealand.. ’He is a horse of particularly fine physique, and should make a most, successful*'sire.-. • 1 Fee : £lO/10/-. Grazing—Dry Mares 5/-, wet mares 7/6. Any mare proving • barren will he taken lor £5/5/- next season. First-ckuss paddocking, plenty of shelter and water. All care taken but No Responsibility. Apply to , Groom in charge H. GOSCOMB-or to D. J. BARRY, Owner. Telephone 175. All Fees to be paid on Removal of Mares,

the Season at Patatahi 5 THOR ED L T By Dam lip STALLION a <te. Fees: Thoroughbred Mares, £lO 1 All care Dut no responsibility. Fees payable on removal of mares. Pedigree card on applying owner. If desired mares will be called for. HY. ATKINS, Patutahi. Phone 1350 U [■AND THIB SEASON AT TE HAPARA. THE THGROUGHMtED SIRE, PRIN®E mLONYX. By Wil| Gaily This most bred sire in the at a reasonable fee. _ PRINgC WILLONYX foals show greaV'promise, being full of quality ana substance. A limited number of appn mares will be taken. NOTE.—His Pedigree is full of the best staying blood in England. TEEMS: £ls/15/- PER MARE (Two or more mares by arrangement). Arrangements can be made with Mr. C. Morse to meet or deliver mares. Clients wishing to arrange for mares and for extended Pedigree and full particulars, apply to— C. MORSE, Gisborne, Phone 24; or— J. SPEATT, Gisborne. TO STAND THE SEASON AT TE KARAKA. G HORSE, BAY UDUBON Sire: GrCTat AudubMP-Amy Dillon. Fee, £5/5/-jwnglo mare. £4/4/-, or More. Grazing six weeks, after that 5/- a All care taken but-No Responsibility. | For further particulars apply— M. D. MANUEL, Te Karaka. Or A. MacFARQ UirlAß, Groom in Charge, llangitira Hotel. 0 STAND THIS SEASON AT PATUTAHI. SUNRAY (1170, tfol. 4.) Irown #tp#fon, foajejl 9th by M^^Boag. 3IRE: BunhMiteaTavoßjife (16955*) 155, V«ilrT; g. FavorDXM: Mag (1636), Vol. 4, hjralack Douglas (14599), (189)*fJVol. 1. Good flat paddocks, plenty of w, and feed free. All mares will sent for and returned. FEE £3—Two or more mares per arrangement. Guaranteed mares £4. 'Phone 1103 S —T. PEEL, Patutahi. SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS, literary bindings, music. ACCOUNT BOOKS IN ANY SIZE OR STYLE OF BINDING. . MAGAZINES, &c, All classes of Special Rulings ar© undertaken carefully and expeditiously at the Times Printing Works , Account Books made to any design. ' Canvas Covers made for all classes of Ledgers, etc. x Gold Blocking a speciality. Travelling Bags, Pooket Wallets, etc., artistically lettered. TIMES PRINTING WORKS