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Gisborne Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 11383, 8 December 1930, Page 8

STUD Notices. TO STAND THIS SEASON AT PATUTAHI, MIDDLERIG SUNRAY (1170, Vol. 4.) Brown Draught Stallion, foaled 9th. November 1917. Bred by Mr.' Boag. SIRE: Buchlyvies Favorite Y16955*) 155, Vol. 1; g. sire Royal Favorite (10030*). DAM: Douglas Royal Mag (1630), Vol. 4, by Black Douglas (14699), (139), Vo). 1. Good flat paddocks, plenty of water and feed free. All mares will be sent for and returned. FEE: £3—Two or more mares per arrangement. Grazing free for one month. JAS. PEEL, Phone 8425. AT OPOTIKI. THE ACE (1) BAYARDO USAA. Galicia —Bay Night Walker— Ronald Knight of Malta; “The Ace” is the Sire of Waterline, Disorder, Straiglitcourso, and Impertinence, all winners over :a disance this season, and his young stock are very promising. Fee: 20 guineas. Good grazing, 3/6 per week. All mares mot and returned to Motuhora free. For further particulars apply— T. HENNESSY, Owner, Opotiki. TO STAND THIS SEASON AT TANGIHANGA STATION. DRAUGHT STALLION PUKEPAPA LAD Foaled 1926. Sir MarBaron Bold (Imp.). 40 Vol. I. PUKEPAPA LAD mont Betty of Elderbank 2856 Vol. 6. Hatapere Flora King’s Commander (Imp.). Flora McGregor FEE: £4/4/-,- payable on removal of marcs. Grazing free for 4 weeks. All care but no responsibility. Full particulars apply—. W. H. JACKSON, Telephone 9935. TO STAND THE SEASON AT KAHUTIA LODGE, AUTUMN—SLEPSTITCH. (Foaled 1923). The oldest of his stock are now two-ySar-olds; they are well-grown and show great promise. Slipstitch, the dam of Threadneedle, was specially selected in Ireland by the late Sir James Carroll on account of her breeding. Slipstitch’s fourth dam was the dam of Soult, one of the .most successful sires of his time. Autumn, the sire of Threadneedle, was by Auturanus, one of New Zealand’s best racehorseß and his dam, Edna May, who was a particularly good performer in Australia, was by PlavbilJL who was by Kendal out of Lady Yardley. Puritan, the dam of Edna May, was by Positano out of Wood Nymph. Fees £lO/10/-. All care taken but no responsibility. Grazing 6/- per week for dry mares and 7/0 per week for wet mares. Mares not proving in foal will be taken free the following season. For full particulars, apply— H GOSCOMB, Groom in charge, or D J. BARRY, Owner ■m TO STAND THE SEASON AT PATUTAHI. THE THOROUGHBRED STALLION, LOCKSTITCH Sire: Polydamon (Imp.), Dam: Slipstich (Imp.). Thoroughbred Mares: Feeß £lO/10/-. Halfbred Mares: Fees £5/5-. Grazing 2/0 per week. All care but no responsibility v Fees payable on removal of mares. Further particulars apply— H. ATKINS, Phone 1350 U, TO STAND AT WHANGARA, EAST COAST, PSYCHOLOGY* (4) Tracery (19) Keep Smili] mg Rock Sand (4) Topiary Marco (3) Queen’s Holiday By TRACERY (10) (Winner of £19,717 in stakes, and sire of Papyrus (Derby) Monarch. The Panther, Triumph, Gothic, Abbots Trace, Pantheon*, etc.) FEE 30 GUINEAS. NO FOAL NO PAYMENT. Good paddocking, 51- per week. All care , talren but no responsibility. For further particulars apply— W. LANNIGAN'. Whangara ‘'Remedy worse than the disease.” —Beaumont. Only too often are medicines describablo by such an apt quotation.: Yet Baxter’s Lung Preserver is as, pleasant to take as it is effective in action. Soothes and remedies coughs and , colds from the very first' dose,; while its tonic properties tone up the system against' a relapse. Now obtainable with a' nfew screw: cap which preserves the contents .All chemists and > stores. We recommend the large, family size at 4s 6d—it is; more economical,- Smaller eizee fs Cd' and Is Bd.