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Northern Advocate, 28 September 1920, Page 4

THE STUD. To Stand at Owner's Stables and Travel Surrounding Districts. The Hackney Stallion RINGWOOO - (Sire, Woodstock; dam, Bessie, by King Quail.) mNGWOOD is dark brown dn colour, has the best of legs and feet, perfect action, stands 16 hands. * Breeders should note the Government buyer has purchased all his stock that was procurable for remounts for the Army. RINGWOOD has taken 23 firsts and 1 second prizes out of 24 times shown. FEE: £4 4/. Two or more as per agreement. Payable Jan. Ist, 1021. Good Grazing 2/ per week. All care but no responsibility taken. For further particulars apply to ARTHUR MacDONALD, Owner. y. r >o SEASON 1920. To Travel Whangarei and Surrounding Districts. That Purebred and Stylish, Imported Clydesdale Stallion, MOUNTJOY (Winner o£ First and Champion at Whangarei, 1916. Also at Auckland.) The property of ARTHUR MacDON- - ALD, Kauri. TERMS: £4 4/, two mares or more less as per arrangements. For further particulars apply Owner. PEDIGREE: Sire, Montr eathmont (15324) by Hiawatha (10067); dam, Lady Ronald (36901.) by Montrave Ronald (11221) by Lam Jess (9929), by Darnley (222), etc. Referring to Montreathmont, the "Scottish Farmer" says that at Glasgow: "Out of 38 stallions he was the best type of carthorse on the ground." . Any mare proving barren will be served the following season at £2 2s. All demands to be paid by the end of January, 1921, to Arthur Mac Do- . aid, Kauri. Every care will ibe taken, but no responsibility. 950 To Stand Whangarei and Travel Surrounding Districts The Trotting Stallion IMPERIAL CHILD (■ftothschild-tMoira) IMPERIAL CHILD is a beautiful bay horse, standing 15.3, with immense bone and substance, and is one of the most symmetrical horses in the Dominion. He is a proved sire of promising stock. JSe is a most fahsionably bred horse, being by the champion sire Rothschild. TERMS: Four Guineas single mare, two or more mares by arrangement. 'Mares changing hands to be paid for by present owner. Season payable Ist January, 1921.. Further particulars from— E. X . PLAISTED Or Groom in Charge, WHANGAREI BUSINESS NOTICES. EXCHANGE HOTEL j PARNELL. ! pRIENDS in the North should not fail to call at this popular bouse, which is now under the management of Chris. Foote and Frank Newham, late of Whangarei. First tram section. Warm welcome assured. 471BAKERY & CONFECTIONERY. PRESH Bread, Cakes, and Small; Goods supplied Daily. Parties, Picnics, and Socials Catered for. Birthday and Wedding cakes a Speciality. \ • CHARLES MOORCRAFT; Cameroh St. (late A. T. Coates). 408 .UNIVERSITY CORRESPONDENCE * COACHING COLLEGE. 22 7, 19, Ferry Buildings, Auckland. SESSION 1919-1920. . QOURSES are prepared for Matriculation, Public Service Examinations, Teachers' v.Certificates, De- _ ,gre, ft examinations etc. Also Indl- .v. vidual Coaching by Correspondence. \ Prospectus, terms and ail informa- ■•- tion may be obtained on application to H. A. HOI/L, 8.A., Cantab. Hons. in Maths.; or to Messrs Wihitcom.be and Tombs. 425 T HE 1.0.A. THE INSURANCE OFFICE AUSTRALIA, LIMITED. The Progressive Colonial Company, —Transacts— Fire, Marine, Workers' Compensation, Personal Accident and S _ck- • ness, Motor "Car, Plate Glass, Public Risk, (Third Party), etc. Insurances. Low Rates. EQUITABLE SETTLEMENTS. Whangarei Agents: FARMERS* DIRECT SUPPLY 4 HOUSE. c JAMES STREET. 479 ' _______ ' WA ■___>.. A__ W. E. KEYTE, UNDERTAKER. FUNERALS UNDERTAKEN. ' No distance too great No notice too short. Addresses—Business: Vinery Lane; 'phone 803. Private: Keyte Street; 'phone 383. WHANGAREI. B. R. MILLER, UNDERTAKER EMBA2MER, FUNERAL *DIREC- «* } TOR, PICTURE FRAMER, Etc., Business: James Street; 'phone 240. Private: 'Central Avenue; 'phone 459. Anywhere, Any time—JUST RING. 58 'M.L. , .STAPLE, r-j| .1 ' : Y Monumentalist, i —d*§ Maunu Rd., HV WHANGAREI 'Phone: 191. i Designs and Prices on Application . .■'./^■':^r%