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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXII, Issue LXXII, 9 October 1916, Page 6

mO Stand on the Farm, Kapuni— The Thoroughbred Stallion W^^f r § FOREMOST (18) (Phoebus Apollo—Forme) (St. Simon—Polynesia) (Nordenfelt—Formo). It is a well-known fact that Foremost has laffc some of the most promising young stock in the district, including Project, Fortify and Syntax, who have won nearly £1000 in stakes. Breeders should read the blood lineage of this horse, while his dam is descended from the same great family as Multiform, and is hali-biother to Cruciform. Apologue (the Melbourne Cup winner) is by his sire. TERMS : £5 ss' per single mare. All care taken, but no responsibility. For further particulars apply to R. BROTJGH. Hawe*a. Or— D. KING, Owner. mo Stand the season at Lake Road, Hawera— «£*fp|^. - The brilliant imported Pacing Pony (champioif #iSpHlp?;' ~,. KITTY'S TUX. Tuxedo (imported from America)— Kitty (imp). Time, li miles 3.37, 2 miles 4.57. TERMS, £2 10s. Payable in advance. For full particulars apply to W. CLEAVER. TO Stand this Season at Hawera and travel Saponga and Stratford districts— The fashionably-bred Sire Jp«^ GUIANFORTE (1806) *■ %|||||jj|| (Half-brother to Los Angelos) (^m^iiilA^ft Multiform1 (18)— La Valiere. Bred*by""G. G. Stead, ■ Esq., Christchurch. For particulars apply to Owner or ■ . ALAN HENDERSON, Hawera. TO Stand this season at Kaponga and' travel . surrounding district— jrts^rf§M^ The Draught Stallion Gay Time is 4 years bid, a beautiful black color, stands considerably over 17 hands high, the1 best of feet and massive bone; very docije temper. AH he is short of _ weighing a ton is harmless. He is easily one'of the best stallions ever travelled through Kaponga -and Stratford districts. ' Gay Time is by^Time o f Day (imp.); his dam, Mata's Pride >y Clydesdale Willie. For extended pedigree see cards. TERMS: Single mare, £4 4s; two or more same owner as arranged. ATI care; no responsibility. AJI fees payable January 1, 3917. C M..BAILEY. in charge, npo Stana at Kaponga ana travel the sur- -*- rounding district— L i^SSSS'^lPl^*' The Cl.vdesda'e Stallion TERMS, £3 10s. For further- particulars apply to— A. E. KtNG, Kapcnga. npo Stand the season on Owner's Farm, Ta- -*- whiti, Hawera— ; 1 * J^fimiir^&i le n'?'l"c'ass and ' "^^^^f^^^M " fa;i!tion^bly"brecl Trotting By the cliampion Rothschild dam Brookholm Bell. ' ■ , Farmers and Breeders take note that Rotholm's Rothchild, left 111 ore winners for the racing season just closed than any other trotting or pacing stallion in the Dominion. Therefore he ranks above all others" as the champion shire. He is also the sire of the following high-class'■ 2-mile horses : Emmeline1 $.30, Lord Hoathcote 4.10, Revenue 4.36, St. Swithin ■4.41, Vermont 4.54, Black Child 4.39, Pearl Child 3.39 3-5, Sai Tasker 4.40, St. Kevin 4.43 3t5, Roseneath 4.55, and a great number of others. . ' 1 Brookholm, the sire of Brookholm Bell, who is . the dam of Rotholm, holds a record for three miles,. and is also the sire of a number of winners. So you will see that the stallion Rotholm, which I am putting at' your service, comes from . one of the- greatest speed 'and staying families in the'- Dominion. Rotholm has been pur«hased by the present owner to race at a large figure, so will only serve a limited -number of mares. Farmers and others desiring the services of this clean, soundj fashionably-bred stallion should apply early to save disappointment. TERMS, £4 4s. Half-guinea discount if paid at first service. L. GOODGER, Owner, Tawhiti, Hawera. TO Travel the Okaiawa t-nd surrounding district— - Bgtl - s^gl(ssßJl*&& Champion Clydesfi^P^^^ GOWAN BRAe! a^'w . Sire, Royal Crown. TERMS, £4. Also to Stand at the" Farm— The Purebred Clydesdale Colt, FLASH FOOT. Sire, Black "Douglas (imp.); Dam, Lady Scout. TERMS, £4. J. S..OUGHTON, Okaiawa. rpo Stand at Nolantown and travel the same -*•"■ route as last year— o^Sis&®\' The Cl3'desdale Horse HIGHLAND MAC (247) Sire Middlerigg Royal Crown (325); dam Flower (1522). TERMS, £4. For further particulars see cards or— H. EDGAR, 1 Nolantown. IF YOU CANNOT GO TO THE WAR **~jlil"ORE Men—more Munitions. ±TJL That is the call of the Empire to-day. How are you answering it? You may have failed in jour endeavors to enlist, hut there are still golden opportunities for serving your" country. TAKE TIP ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING. Electrical "Engineers are wanted—as many as may come forward. The mere fact that you cannot tell a sparking plug from a radiator/tx>unts- for no-; thing. We will teach yon ALL about the subject and make a fully qualified Electrical Engineer of you. It will mean study—but it is well worth, it. Send for our Booklet dealing witr Kloctrieal Engineering—free for tht «ekiTig. -~ . : BOWEfi'S . SCHOOL .FOR ENGINEERS, Tyrone Buildings, AUCKLAND. , CUSTOMS STREET EAST, Registered as a Private Technical School by the Government Marine and Education Departments.