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King Country Chronicle, Volume V, Issue 314, 23 November 1910, Page 2

Gould & Hetherington Land & General Commission Agents TE KUITI 19fi Acres Freehold, 3 miles from railway station '£" all in best of English grasses, well watered, all ploughable, ring-fenced 7 wires. Price £7 10/ per acre Terms £IOOO cash, balance at SZ CORRESPONDENCE INVITED. r. s. Mcdonald MANAGER TO STAND THE SEASON AT TE KUITI THE THOROUGHBRED HORSE KNOCKLAYD. LAETITIA 8 Miss Letty 8 Seaton Delaval 4 (imp.) & NF W Fee : «£ 5 ss. HOTCHKISS 2 Petrolouse 2 Musket 3 (imp.) (imp.) <g> 3 W w Groomage Fee : ss. Mares will be grazed free until proved, after which time 2s 6d per week grazing will be charged. All care taken but no responsibility. Apply P. KEYWORTH, Groom-in-Charge

To Stand the Season at the Owner's Farm, KAEAEA. the Heavy draught stallion Honest Tom Sired by the famous imported horse Resolution, by Anchorite-Sweet Echo Dam Blossom, by General GordonLothair. Anchorite was bred by His late Majesty, Edward VII. of England. HONEST TOM was bred by Wm. Newall, Esq., of Tainahcrc, and exhibited by him on two occasions at Hamilton, gaining Ist prize as a yearling and a Ist and 2nd as a two-year-old, beating the best young draught stock from the Waikato stud farms. In appearance he does his rare breeding and show record credit, being a well-marked dark bay, with black points, standing 16 hands, has plenty of line flat bone, and is of a compact and powerful build. A sure foal-getter and good worker. For further particulars apply to STEVENS RIDDLE To Stand the Season at the Farm MAIROA The Bay Draught Stallion Robert Emmett P>y Rob, by Glcngylc (champion horse for a number of years). Dam Jess, by Sir William Wallace (also first ROBERT EMMETT will travel to Mongawaki Farm every Saturday, commencing on October 15th, and return Mondays. Terms : £2 5s single mare. Two or more by agreement. All care taken but no responsibility accepted. For further particulars apply to PETCH BROS, Mairoa. TO STAND THIS SEASON AT KAEAEA. the Draught Stallion Clcncoe, By Glengarrv—Dam Kate By Workman 11. Glengarry, the sire of Glcncoe, is by the celebrated Glengyle. Workman 11., the sire of Kate, was bred by Mr. J.Gregg, of Longbeach, Canterberry. CLENCOE, who was bred at Wanganui, is a beautiful Dark Bay horse, built on compact lines. He is good-temp-ered and has splendid action. Terms :—Two Guineas. Two or more mares, the property of one owner, as per arrangement. Grazing at is (xl per week will be charged after mare proves in foal. All care taken, but no responsibility. For further particulars apply to E. BENNETT, Proprietor, Kaeaea.