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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXII, 21 October 1916, Page 6

TO Travel the Okaiawa u>d eunounding district— The Champion Clyd«TERMS, £4. Also to Stand at the Farm— i The Purebred -Clydesdale Colt, FLASH FOOT. Sire,-Black Douglas (imp.); Dam, Lady Scout. TERMS, £4. J. S. OUGHTON, Okaiawß. rpo Stand the season at Lake Road, Hawera— he bril-ian* imported jßpllflSjJM Pacing Pony (champion Tuxedo (imported from America)— Kitty (imp). Time, 1$ miles 3.37, 2 miles 4.57. TERMS, JE2 16s. Payable in advance. For full particulars apply to W. CLEAVER. | rpo Stand at Taiporobenui and Travel Hawera \ ■*- and surrounding district, the following high-class Stallions — dBNBB^ESF^ The Purebred ClydesBARON MARTIN Sire Baron Graceful (imp.) 119 C.8.8.; grandeire, Baron's Pride (9J22 6.i:.t.«. Baron Martin (61; is th- winner of eight first prizes in the South Island, and tour firsts and three champions at Hawera Show. COUNTY KING (Imp.). 16374 5.C.5.8.; and 179 C.S.B. Sire, Tarves* Chieftain, M 402 5.C.5.8.; dam, Magdalene, 15156, 'by , Prince of Carruchran, three times winner of the Cawdor Cup. All care taken with mares, but no responsibility. For further particulars see cards or from the Owner— JAS. GRANT, Taiporohenui, Hawera. OrGroom in Charge. rpO Stand this season at Kaponga and travel -*• • surrounding district— MTh'e Draught Stallion GAY TIME ttay Time is q yeare old,- a beautiful black color, stands considerably over 17 hands high, the best of feet and maeaiva bone; very docila temper. All he ia Bhort ol weighing a ton ie harmless. He is easily one of the best stallions ever, travelled through Kaponga and. Stratford districts. . Gay Time is by Time o' Day (imp.); his dam, Mata's Pride by Clydesdale Willie. For extended pedigree see cards. TERMS: Single mare, £4 4s; two or more same owner as arranged. All care; no responsibility. All fees. payable January 1, 1917. O M. BAILEY. In charge. mo Stand on the Farm, Kapuni— *ii<&M9»»k The Thoroughbred Stallion W*W| FOREMOST (18) (Phoebus Apollo—Forme) (St. Simon—Polynesia) ' (Nordenfelt—Formo). It is a well-known fact 'that Foremost has left 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 half-brother to. Cruciform. Apologue- (tha Melbourne Cup winner) is by his sire. TERMS': £5 5s per single mare.All care taken, but no responsibility. For further particulars apply to R. BROUGH, Hawera. Or— D. KING, Owner. npo Stand at/Nolantown and travel the same •*■ route aa last year— MThe Clydesdale Horse HIGHLAND MAC (247) Sire Middlerigg Royal Crown (325); dam Flower (1522). - > . TERMS, £4. , For. further particulars see cards or— H. EDGAR, Nolantown. npo Stand this Season at Hawera and travel ■*- Kaponga and Stratford districts— The fashionabfy-bred Sire ' • GUIANFORTE (1906) (Half-brother to Los ' l^^^Lw Multiform (18)-La Valiere. l^f^cTc!. Stead, Esq., Christchurch. For particulars apply to Owner or . ' . ALAN HENDERSON, Hawera. rpo Stand at Kaponga and travel the sur- ■*• rounding district— ! The Clydesdale Stallion TERMS, £3 10s. For further particulars apply to— A. E. KING, Eaponga. npo Stana the season on Owner's Farm, Ta- -*- whiti, Hawera— >w|Pi^ The high-class and **^silollßlSill^Br^ fashinnafaly-bred Trotting ft/^*""^ "*^V ROT HOLM. By the champion Rothschild dam Brookhohn Bell. Farmers and Breeders take note that Rotholm's sire, Rathchild, 'left more 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 : Emmeline 4.30, Lord Heathcote 4.40, Revenue 4.36, St. Swifchin 4.41, Vermont 4.54, Black Child 4.39, Pearl Child 3.39 3-5, Sai Tasker CAO, St. -Kevin QA3 3-5, Rpseneath 4.55, and a great number of others. Brooktfolm, 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 stallioc Rotholm, which I am putting at your service, comes from one of the greatest speed and staying families in the Dominion. Rotholm has been purchased 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, young, 6ound, fashionably-bred stallion should apply early to 6ave disappointment. TERMS, £4 4s. Half-guinea discount if paid at first service. L. GOODOER, Owner, Tawhiii, Hawera. A slight cold is rtan^erons. Don't neglect it. Take "NAZOL"—the nererfailing remedy for coughs and colds. Sixty full doses for Is id. —Advt.