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Kaikoura Star, Volume LVI, Issue 91, 19 November 1936, Page 1

H ARNETTS KAIKOURA BUTCHERY THE PRIMEST OF MEAT DELIVERED DAILY. TASTE AND TRY. You will not be disappointed. ALL SMALL GOODS SUPPLIED. THE BEST OF MEAT AT THE SMALLEST PRICE. HARNETTS’ BUTCHERY FOR THE BEST OF MEAT. PHONE 31 R. PHONE 31R RABBIT SKINS TRAPPERS, TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR HIGH STANDARD OF GRADING, AND OBTAIN HIGHEST PRICES. EXPERT CLASSERS WILL HANDLE YOUR SKINS. CONSIGN YOUR NEXT CATCH TO US. SALES HELD FORTNIGHTLY. Cheques Posted Promptly. Cash Advance on Receipt of Skins if required. Write for Labels and Advice Notes, io WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO., LTD, I) UNEDIN. (The Premier Rabbit Skin Salesmen | .N. x ’-r.v.. *y. 3,' To Stand the Season at ROKBISOX’S ROAD, KAIKOURA, and Travel the Surrounding Districts, THE PUREBRED CLYDESDALE STALLION PR o U I) Vis C O U N T ROUDVI S C O U X T (Stud Book No. 2923, Vol. .15, p. 176). Foaled sth October, 1930. Sire: Bulthangie Proud Viscount, 1501, Vol. 6. Dani: Nethan Bell. 2357. Vol. 5, by Nethan Vale, 16-369, 335, Vol. 1. Second Dam: Badge, by Champion Goldies, 354, Vol. 2. Third Dam: Polly, by Superior Richmans, .1446, Vol. 5. Fourth Dam: Polly, by Sir Colin. NOTE.— Proud Viscount is a Bay Horse, standing 17 hands, of splendid bone and quality, good-tempered, and a good worker. TERMS: £2 2/ on first service and £2 2/- when mare proved in foal. (irazing can be arranged. Particulars from A. J. MURRAY, Woodbank, 1.. GUTHRIE, G room-in-Charge. TO STAND TEE SEASON AT “ROCKWOOD” THE PUREBRED DRAUGHT STALLION WOODBANK BUCHLYVIE OODBA X K B U CHLYVIE Woodbank Buchlyvie is a bright bay of splendid bone and quality, and a good worker, by Never Mind Him; dam, Sunray’s Miss Graceful (3166): by Middlerigg Sunray 1,: dam, Windermere Proud Tira (1729); by Windermere Rangatira tbJO); second dam, Proud Beauty Imp. (.1195); by RcveIcnta (.11576): third dam. Favourite Imp. (21437); by Royal Favourite (10630). TERMS: £2 .10/- Season, single mare. Reduction for two or more marcs the property of one owner. The horse will not travel, but paddocking arrangements can be made. For further particulars, apply G. SMITH. “Rockwood, ’ ’ or PYNE. GOULD, GIUNNESS, Ltd.