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North Otago Times, Volume CII, Issue 13461, 4 January 1916, Page 8

BTUD NOTICES. TO BTAND TIIIB BBABOK AT NORTH HOAD, Hi# Imported American Blt»—i MARVIN WILKES (2.121). Rog-. XVIII,, the Amorican Trotting ~ ItPclßlnr Record, 2.181, ir#» ml* In 11 race in August, 11'07,'at B*«la ltosn, Cal v U.B. America. Marvin Wilkes (2.121) in the true offspijng of tho four fjre/itcst trotting families in the world, viz.! George Wilkos, Nutwood, Beliunnt, and Electioneer, bettor known lu America ai "Tho Great Four." Marvin Wilkes (2.12}), besides being ft champion racohorso, is a champion show-yard horse, being twice champion at tho R.A.S. Bbow at Melbourne, niul is tho siro of numerous" siiivenHfiil performers. Among these ilicro are Marvin's Heir, Marvin Direct, Don Marvin, Hardy Wilkes, Sydney Wilkes, Captain Gorgas, Princess Wilkes, Rex Wilkes, Diroet Wilkes, Honest Wilkes, General Wilkes, Joyful, iluon Wilkes, Wilkes' Child, Miss Marvin, Downs, and numerous othors. Marvin Wilkes (2.12}); sire, Don Marvin; g. sire, Failisj g.g. sire, Electioneer, Dam, Nora 8,, by Bable Wilkes, by Guy Wilkes, by Goo. Wilkes; g. dam, Grace, by Nutwood, by Belmont, . , a Mr" For Full Pedigree lee Oiidf. TERMS: £5 5/-. Groomage, 5/-. Grazing for mares from & distance. All care takon but no responsibility. For further particulars apply to J, O'BRIEN, ' North Bo»d, Or groom in charge,

TO BTANB THE BBABOH. AT BIDOASTLE, OAMABtf, . Hrt ' THE THOBOUGHBBED HOBBI- - BED (By Btepnlak—Madder), I—H l| FEES: Tingle Mare £l6 15/-; two Oi more maros, property of name owner, £l2 12/* each, All mare* not proving in foal last season may be returned At lialf the usual rates. I~—l Ho Oroomage or Qiatlni leu. Ever/ wo taken but no responsibility Apply l -* W. MOLD, Btud Groom, Bedcaetle, Oamaru, MOROCCO (issue) 6.0.5. Bout.

WILL STAND AT NOBTH BOAT And Travel the Oamaru and Surrounding Districts, fired by James Gray, Kersie Mains, Scotland. Foaled 25th May, 1909. Sire: Ilomor'a Kylo (12178), g. lire, King of Kyle (10213), g.g. sire, Prince of Kyle (17155), g.g.g. sire, Prince of WfllOS (073). Dam: Nancy of Korsie (10570), by Balinii'lio, Queou's Guard (100flfl),i g dam, Hand (15534), by I'ortuno Still (9752), gg dam, Young Bosie (17255) by Achillea (8419), ggg dam, Bosft (13500) by Black Douglas (3429), gggg .dam by Prince of Benfrew (664). Morocco won first prize at Newton Stowart as a yearling; second prize At Nowton Stowart as a 2-year-old, being beaten by Ascot Chief (subsequent winner of the Brydone Challonge Sliiold. At 3 years 1m was placed third at tlio Qlasgow Show. ITe was import* ed to Now Zealand in 1913 and waß shown at the Egmont A, and P. Association's Show at Ifawera, and although he was but 3J years old ho was placed first in tlio open class and champion stallion at the Show. Also first in open class nt IVildiug and champion stallion of the Show.

TERMS: £212/8, payablo January Ist, 1015, and £212/(1, payable on or before October Ist, 1015, unless mare is proved not to bo iu foal. Grodmage, C/-.

Grazing for mares for all horses free for one nvonth; after that U/- per week will bo charged. All niaros sold or exchanged hold as in foal. All care taken but no responsibility. For fnrtlior particulars apply to J. O'BRIEN, North Boad, Or groom in charge, LEE CREEK PERFECTION (632) BLACK, FOALED 1911 Blre, Baron Bold (40), Vol, 1, by ' Baron'S Pride, Dam, Bell Cranbourne, by Lord Cranbourne (7), Vol, 1,, by Lord Bailsbury (imp.), one of tho greatest sires imported to New Zealand, G-dam, Lucy, by Blue Bibbon Spences (5387. Further informatioi from the groom in charge, JOHN OBUICKSIIANK9, Owner: James R. Patrick, Lee Creok, Outrun, 1 have a largo quantity of Bee) Ends and Offcuts for tale, Good quality cloan White Paper, ill foot iu width and in loug lengths, Suitable for confectioners, butchers, bakers, drapers, atid fishmongers, NORTH OTAQO TIMES OFFICI, Thames stroet

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