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"^^^g^^ Clydesda^eenhr'S. ROB ROY 11. Rob Boy 11. is by McKeller's BobRoy—dam Jewel by General Gordon. Particulars from groom in charge, 0 P. D. BOAG. Linton. -rtrtu. T0 STAND THE ®E^S||l/ 'iD the PalmerstOß r\w g\ and surrounding rpHE DRAUGHT STALLION x FEDERATION, bred by the late J. Greig, of Longbeacb. Terms—Single mare i' 3 10s, two obmore mares as agreement. Full particulars on application to D. B. McEWEN, Longburn, CLOVER LV.X Tnn Jft, The mi n1 n I,'.'' ?B*WjmL ODD TIMES AND PAPAKURA, Will be at the service of breeders this season. For particulars. on cards apply tc groom in charge or D. BUICK, Owner. -jt rpo travel the season n^nii illff^ In I*almerston and mg^Sa^T surrounding districts, vJ§®""ssil the standard bred -JuL==K» t10^! stallion, ROBERT W. Berlin—Fanny AlienROBERT W is a beautiful dark bay horse, standing seventeen hands high* showing great quality, substance, bon« and power, and has a splendid temper. Robert W's breeding, is staunch arid true. He has only raced on three occasions, being placed first once and second twice. Terms—£2 payable on January Ist, 1905, and £2 when mare proves in foal. Groomage fee ss, payable first service. Grazing 2s; per week. Every caretaken but no responsibility. For full articulars, apply H. J. WOODFIELD, • "'... Manawatu Stables. rpo travel the,'"rMpf" 3*S season ia and surrounding k ! w-ell known trotting stallion, : YOUNG TORPEDO. For further particulars, apply to A. J. MASTERS, Awahuri. rPO STAND at W. JW ■*■ Greenhow's farm, . and travel the Palmer- - ston, Feilding, Ash- -^ iP^^wß hurst, and Pohangina y^yCl?^^^R* districts, the imported purebred English hackney, " COKER'S EMPEROR. Emperor won Ist prize at Palmerston N. arid Ist prize at Woodville as a sire for eetting harness horses. These were the only times he was shown m in N.Z. For particulars apply to owner, J. T. H. ALDERSON, c/o Mr W. Greenhow, Bunnythorpe. TO STAND THE J^ PALMERSTON l^^ml and FEILDING.^S^MpL The Well-known Thoroughbred Stallion THE OFFICER, by Robinson Crueoe, dam Marie Louise, by Gany Forward (imported)-—Josephine, mHE OFFICER was bred In Victoria JL by Mr 8. G. Cook, in 1893, and Ib as sound as the day he was foaled. Fee, 6 guineas. ._ Mareß met at all trains All care taken, bus no responsibility. . Good paddockiog provided at Is 6d per week. For further particulars, apply to the owner. A. WALKER, Awahuri-Feilding Road. THE DRAUGHT HORSE DIGNITY Awahuri, Sandon, & dflH ' Rongotea districts. **'^WBTOBBffI^5 iof Sandon. : Dam, Gipsy, from Waikato. For further particulars see cards. Also, the Musket horse DERRINGSHOT, Will stand at Palmerston. Apply to 3S. WHITE. Palmerston j^k fPO travel the season in the Man- - •HHsp awatu and surroundGENERAL JOUBERT. GENERAL GORDON—BELLE. Fee, £2 10s single mare. For further particulars apply to theowner in charge. ... THOS. EDLIN, c/o E. Tanner's farm, Karere. rPO stand in the Foxtdn ar.d ShanJIIIIT it Don stricts. the »ISS»*b»- purebred Clydesdale imported stallion, BRITISH OAK. (Imported by Peter Davidson, Esq., of Timaru.) vFor further particulars see cards, orapply to ' P. SHEERIN, Groom in charge; Paimerston N. THE sovereign'"remedy for the voicethroat and lungs is Tussicura. 6dand2s6d.