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Hawera Star, Volume XLV, 7 November 1925, Page 4

npo STAND the Season at ELTHAM, and travel Stanford, Kaponga, Te Roti, Normanby and Eraser Road Districts- — The Clydesdale Stallion PRINCE PREMIER By Premier Pride, out of Nancy Lee; by Young Kelvin, out of Eanny H.; by Lord Cranley, out of Eanny; by Srathmore, out of Polly; by Sir Colin Campbell, Walls. PRINCE PREMIER was bred by Mr E. E. Jenkins, Dunsandel, Canterbury. Prince Premier is a fine, bold, upstanding horse with good broad sound feet, a' fine set of legs, with plenty of good straight flowing silky hair. He is a rich dark brown colour, with white hind legs, and has a splendid temper; has a good head set on a good neck and shoulders, with a good body proportionately built. He is a very weighty horse, likely to produce the neavy cart horses so much required nowadays. He has splendid action, and is a bold straight-goer. He is a sure foal-getteT; his first foals are very highly spoken of. His sire, Premier Pride, carried off the»championship prizes in all South Island show rings for years, also winning many prizes for sire and four of his progeny. Prince Premier has been shown twice and has taken two firsts, two championships and one special. All care taken, but no responsibility. TERMS: £5/5/- Single Mare. , Two or more as arranged. Groomage fee, 5/-, payable first service. Apply— C. HEWSON (in charge). Or— J. KERRISK, Owner, Ohangai. THE THOROUGHBRED STALLION SHEFFIELD (8) By Bright Steel (imp.) (1), by St. Simon (sire of Positano, Bill of Portland, Simmer, Soult, all imported stud successes). Dam LIANE (imp.), sister of Linacre (imp.), by Wolf’s Crag (a son of Barcaldine) from Lismaine (a daughter of Isinglass). SHEFFIELD is a brown. horse, 6 years old, has performed well on the turf, and this is his first season at stud. FEE: 10 GUINEAS. For further particulars apply—- , T. CARSON, South Road, Hawera. TO STAND AT THE FARM, TAIPOROHENUI, HAWERA— The Thoroughbred. Bay Horse ANTAGONIST By Soult Miss Annie. ] (No. 12) TERMS: Twenty-fiv mare. Grazing 6/- per week. All care taken, but no responsibility. Mares from a distance will be met at the Hawera Railway Station on notice being received. . K. T. CLOUT,, Owner. Box 3, Hawera. iSplfyp s Guineas per

TARANAKI’S OPPORTUNITY. BREED TO A PROVED . SIRE. El. CARBINE (Imp.) 2.11 J at S years Sire Carlokin 2.7?; Dam, Zornzar 2.10. A real American trotter. A great racehorse. An exceptionally sure foalgetter, having got mares in foal no other horses could. Th© greatest producing sire that has ever been in Taranaki. The only living sire in New Zealand to sire two Trotting Stakes winners, viz., El Munsar and Carbinea, thus proving early speed. The only sire in the North Island who has a son qualified for the N.Z. Cup, viz., First Carbine. EL CARBINE’S list of winners is too numerous to mention. His pedigree has the best blood; in America. Breeding is of little value if the sire does not produce winners. This is Taranaki’s opportunty to breed from a great racehorse and producer. TERMS: 10 GUINEAS. Reducible to 8 guineas if paid at first service. Grazing: Dry Mares, 3/- per week; Wet Maresi, 5/-. For particulars apply— J. E. V. SMITH, Normanby.

nro Stand at Ohangai, and Travel Meremere, Okaiawa, Kakaramea, Alton, and Hurleyville Districts— The FashionablyBred Clydesdale Stallion HIGH TIDE The Property*" of J. Kerrisk, Ohangai. High Tide (1583) vol. 6—Light bay, white face, four white legs to knee and hock. Foaled December 10, 1921. Bred, by James Patrick, late “Lee Greek,” Out Tam. Sire, High Honour (902), vol. 3, by King of Honour (imp.), by Everlasting, by Baron’s Pride. Dam of High Honour, White Silk (imp.), by Baron of Buchlyvie. Dam: Lee Creek Maggie (1820), by Baron Bold (40), vol. 1. Second dam, Maggie Young (620), vol. 1 (imp.), by Baronson. Third dam, Jess of East Grange, by Royal Gartley. Fourth dam, by Prince of Campsie. Fifth dam, by Sir Everard. HIGH TIDE, as it will be seen, comes from the best Clydesdale strain. He possesses fine, hard, flat flinty bones and the best of feet and akles, covered with nice, straight, silky hair. He moves to perfection, and judging from his size a"nd individual merit, he cannot fail to breed stock of a valuable order. HIGH TIDE as a yearling and two-year-old was first at Timaru, Waimate and Oamar.u Shows. He won champion honours at Christchurch Parade, 1924, as a three-year-old, against aged horses. TEEMS: £5/6/J. KERRISK, Owner, Ohangai. T. GLYNN, Groom in Charge. TRY IT. An ordinary attack of diarrhoea may be relieved by a single dose of Chamberlain’s Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy. Only in more severe cases is a second or third dose required. Try it. It has a reputation of over 50 years behind it, and is everywhere recognised as the most reliable remedy in use for diarrhoea. —Advt.