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King Country Chronicle, Volume VI, Issue 413, 11 November 1911, Page 3

To stand at the owner's Farm, Waitonio Caves, the Trotting Stallion By Jersey, Childe Harold Miss Cooper; out of Trust by Kingfisher — Miss Young. Combine is a rich dark bay six years old; T5 -1 h hands, a thick set active sort with the best of action and temper and a sure foal gel tor. Mis stock which are now 2 year old promise to develop into useful hacks and harness horses. The fee for single mares will be £l 5s at time of service and £i 5s when in foal or if required a full guarantee of £3 10s will be given, no foal no fee. Two or more mares ;hc property of one owner as per arrangement. All mares sold or exchanged treated as being in foal. Good grazing for mares is per week. All care taken but no responsibility incurred. Local sales attended and mares can be met by arrangement. THOMAS THWAITE, Waitomo Caves To Stand the Season, the Draught Stallion By Glengarry —Dam Kate—by Workman 11. Glengarry, the Sire of Glencoe, is by the celebrated Glengyle Workman 11., the Sire of Kate, was bred by Mr. J. Gregg, of Longbeach, Canterbury. GLENCOE who was bred at Wanganui is a beautiful dark bay horse, built on compact lines. He is good tempered and has splendid action. TERMS-TWO GUINEAS Two or more mares, the property of one owner, as per arrangement. One shilling per week grazing for mares. GI J I

All care taken but no responsibility, For further particulars apply to — E. BENNETT, Proprietor KAEAEA Comforts & . c- \ ■ :"V S *~ Its flavour and preat tiigcsti hi lily ]>ln cc it absolutely abuve all oilier cocoas. " NV-no <■{ '.he mifnero , .!<; ceoon* have evjii.i'.lci! \*rtn Iloutcn's." JfcaUh. BEST & GOES FARTHEST.

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