stud N'OTiOfcS TO STAND THIS SEASON AT TANGIHANGA STATION. DRAUGHT STALLTON PUKEPAPA LAD Sir 40 ont PUKEP LAD Hatapere Flora Bold (Imp.). ~ Vol. I. Betty of Elderbank 2856 Vol. 6. King’s Co mander (Imp.)' Flora McGregor FEE: £4/4/-, payable on romoval of mares. & Grazing free for 4 .weeks.l AH care but no I*ull particulars at®ljF|Uj.‘ I » w. hstAckson, Tehmbone s)93S.
TO STAND THIS SEASON AT WHANGARA PSYCHOLOGY (4) TRACERYj [EEP SMILING, tJ9), r £l9,7lZis«™ stakes siro of Papyujir(Derby), MonThe Panther, Triiph, Gothic, Abbot’s Trace, Pantheon, etc. For further particulars, see Pcdign Cards, FEE: 10gns. Fee has been reduced fromf Shinns, to lOgns. to meet tho Lgrnes. Paddocking, 5/-s*mi w|ejff. Appty— W. LANffjANf Whangara Stqd Farm, Whangara.
TO STA LYTTO JSi % r\ - c, - TH LOCKSTITCH Tho Ttforb SEASON AT AV^vAPUNI, broddts^Stallion Siro Polvdamon (Tmp.) ; Pam Slipstitcli (Imp.). | FEE £5/5/-. ' Payable on removal njares. Grazing 2/G per | portlier particulars apply— (/ | j. zpppicfcn, Tlifmo 49. TO STAND AT KAHTJTFA LODGE, TARUHERU, GISBORNE. B.H. Threadneedle (4*)
By Autumn, son of Autumnus, a great New Zealand racehorse. Autumn sired Autoanne (leading two-year-old), Siflgl/ton, Full Crop, Autumn Sifn,f Aftumlad, etc. Atumlad was a fgoi Australia. Slipstitch, I coma’s Paraflin family. Threadneedle sive black ho. winner in Western da m famous m handsome masmasculine to degree, standing just over 1G hands. He was jrtvarded first prize and champiorfmhip at the Gisborne Show last jEfctober. ireadneedle pedigree is iclowed with the blood of Ponca/ ter, St. Simon and Musket, straj that have stood the test of Further he is descended fa-o to i land physi- >. he famous Herod and closely r Sonlt wlio was a great Now stud success. With such a pedigree, fi quo and good perforrna should be a big success at the stud. His stock are well-grown and showing great promise.. To meet the times FEE £7/7/-, Paddocking 5/-. week. All care but no responsibility. Mares to be paid for before removal. It. BIGG Alt. Telephone 175,
SHIPPING. SOUTH AFRICA AND ENGLAND, BLUE-FUNNEL * WHITE STAR ABERDEEN JOINT SERVICE. *Nosior Oct. (5 *Aneliisea Nov. 23 JCeramic Oct. 20 fEuripides Dec. 0 'Carries Ist Class only. tCarries Ist and 3rd. Glasses. jCarriea “Cabin” Class (i.e., superior 2nd Class) only. To the Fares above quoted will be added Exchange. Interchangeable Return Tickets, For full particulars apply to — , DALGETY & COMPANY, LTD. MURRAY, ROBERTS & CO., Ltd. COMMON, SHELTON & CO. Ltd. WHITE STAR LINE TRANS-ATLANTIG SERVICES.
Including the magnificent Royal Mai] Express Steamers: MAJESTIC, 66,621 tons. (The World’s Largest Steamer). OLYMPIC, 46,439 tons. . HOMERIC, 34,351 tons. ■ «, Also large fleet of modern Linerß of from 20,000 to 30,000 tons maintaining regular services between Montreal and New York, and European main ports. Through bookings made in conjunction with the Union S.S. Co.’s Frisco and Vancouver services. A good selection of Atlantic accommodation held in New Zealand. Travel by the White Star Line; foremost in comfort and service. For accommodation and full particulars, apply--DALGETY & COMPANY, LTD. 4 MURRAY, ROBERTS & CO., LTD. COMMON, SHELTON & C0 M LTD.
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Gisborne Times, Volume LXXII, Issue 11616, 16 September 1931, Page 8
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