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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLVIII, Issue XLVIII, 31 October 1914, Page 2

TO AND TRAVEL THIS • • ' SEASON, Ef. THE NELSON AXD MOTUEKA v ■ DISTRICTS, STALLION *'v SILVER PRINCE. (1506, Vol. 7, N.Z.5.8.) QILVER PRINCE is a beautiful bay, <3f excellent quality, rising 3 years; sired by the imported Silver Gift (13359). Uam Diamond (3SO7K by Kelvin Grove, breiT'by J. Small, Esq., Ashburton. dam-Doily, by J. Boag'g's MiddleSMVER PRINCE'S SHOW RECORD. As s Yearling he gained First and Spect&l "at'Nelsori Show; and as a Two-year-old Second prize against all comer*; For particular* anoly to A- W., fttICS, Owner, Waimea West. ' TO- TRAVEL THISSE ASON. IN TOE XVAIMEA, DOVEDALE, • NGATIMOTI, MOTUEKA, AND ..SPBIbOIJNDINa DISTRICTS. ISi; CLYDESDALE STALLION • - ECLIPSE. N Ecltpse ia 'a blackhorse mt ha white hlaz«; and white feet. He is a massive horag-of great"substance "and povjer, feet "and : pasterns, ' flat flinty hone, r and pleijty of "hair" of' the' finest Bried by'W- tr. Mcintosh, Es<j., . Springbrook Stud, Spririgston, Caftt€rhnry.- ' EcKpse by Glenlie (901), dam, Sprine6root Rose (2750); V QlenKe "was" never beaten for horse and-his progeny. . Rose by Rogebery (943), 'tj - ChriifcchOTch. wien 3 year*. "two subsequent. occasions. . n g^ i 'January Ist, 58, first service. For-extended pedigree, see. cards, or •Ppljr-" ~ THQ?». -GREIG , Owner, Spring Otova. - rt; To> TRAVEL THE STANLEY BROOK, MOTUPIKO, TAMiOR, A SHERRY DISTRICTS. THE STALLION ROYAL PRINCE. Bred.3?y Join B«oag,Esq., Chiistchurch. Royal Fame (imp.), (10272) 5.C3.468.' D»c Japonica (527) j sir© Young Bapli& (imp.), (111). Brook to Motupiko. Tacsdays—Motupiko to Tadmor. to Kiwi. TThmsdHya—Tadmor to Sherry, and Wan- : •' "... peka. Fridays—Tadmor to Stanley Brook. For/farther Pedigree apply to Owner, . • H. J. WELLS, Stanley Brook. Tti. TRAVEL SEASON. SN". -THE WAIMEA, MOTUPIKO " TADMOR, - NGATIMOTI, AND DISTRICTS. BOBBIE BURNS. (Bred by Jas.j Gemmel, Esq., OamaruJ. Ballantraedam. Blossom;' a fiffze^-ffiinjier. "at> Oamaru, Palmerston, ana Shows. £3 single mare. A reduction, madefair. two or more. particulars apply Groom in, charge. THOS, ROUGHTON, Owner, " . " v Sprinjr * Grove T IO travel the Nelson and Sunrounding District this Season, tlje IMPORTED: THOROUGHBRED HORSE SINGLESTICK II (No. 4, Vol- XIX., E. 5.8.) /Bred by the late Captain Fife, Langton Hall, Yorkshire). Singlestick 11. is a' beautifully P ro " portioned horse, "with great -power, and stands 16 h«fnds high; he has a sound constitution, quiet-temper, and has proved himself foal getter. Singlestick 11. is a member of No- 4 family. - On. his sire's side he is a frandson.jof Hermit and g.g' grandson of ouchstone; on his dams side he a erandson.of Blair" f Athol_and/g.g. r.grandBon of Stockwell and Blink, Bonny, so that he inherits of the he&t blood to bo found-,'V* "the Stud Book, or that ever sported alk. His stock "have been awarded numerous prizes in the show ring, and from the few thoroughbred mares he has",.been "mated with, he has proved- himself a sire, of winners on the track.' - - He holds a Veterinary Surgeon s certificate, being pronounced sound and free from hereditary 'disease. Mondays—Richmond for Moutere. Tuesdays.—Motueka and Riwaka. Wednesdays.—Back" to Moutere. Thursdavs. —Wainiea West -and. Wake"field. Fridavs. —iWakefield to Richmond. SaturSavs.—^Stoke. TERMS.'—Single Glares £3 10s each; two or more mares the property of one owner, £3 each.... No groomace. All money payable first -week in January, 1915. Every earc taken but no responsibility. For further particulars apply to * % J. HILL, v- : Owner. - ■:/*- creamoata. : A PEROVED RECIPES ON EVERY x\_PACKAGE. Creamoata Foam; "CreamqataiAVafers;, Creamoata: Crumpets. Gruel forl^he.laddies. "'Easily bought J easily prepared; easily digested. '' "COAGULINE' "KLINX," and /"TENASITINE',*' Cements"for breakznanufactuiina vorppae«> etc.* ; 'r.TKRKV,n ioi Oongh* •■'iiia Cr<<k fM proven efficacy far chest -naiplakti*.