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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 13583, 12 September 1908, Page 8

The Stud. r\ LENORA "DARK The following Stallions will be at the service of Breeders this season at Glenora Park : - SOULT SOULT (IMP.), BROWN HORSE, BY ST BIMQNBEAUHARNAIS. BY SEE SAA\ . Terms: 40gns. (List full.). Duringhis ■*»« S^\h^^^erScO haVeW ° n GLUTEN (IMP.). DARK CHESTNUT. BY THURIOBRAN BREAD. BY SEE SAW. Terms- lOgns. Single Mare; reduction for two mares the property of one owner. GLUTEN is regarded as one of the most promising young stallions imported to Australasia, and his yearlings, sold in Marcil, 1906 and 1907, at Melbourne, were . highly thought of. one of the number realising top mice. GLUTEN was a fine performer on the turf, amongst, his wins being the Lingfield Welter Plate (list). Birmingham Autumn Handicap. Gatwick Oval Handicap (two miles), and Goodwood Stakes (25 miles). In India he won the Bangalore Cup (13 miles), carrying 9st 41bGLUTEN'S STOCK SHOW GREAT PROMISE. AND ARE RACING WELL IN TRALIAAmongst some of his stock are Glucose, who won. besides other races, the nans: Forward Stakes in Adelaide last season, and Filament, who won tho Adelaide Stakes of 1908, 7 fur., 300sovs. An inspection of this horse's Yearlings cordially invited. COACHING STALLION. MERRY PRINCE. 3 years old. by Merry Boy, dam Qneenie, by Muskapeer out of Norah. This is a fine-looking young horse, and Merry Boy's Stock have proved themselves as first-class hacks and harness horses in the Waikato Terms: 3 gns. Every care taken, but no responsibility incurred. For further particulars apply to W. WALTERS, Glenora Park. Papakura. ✓_»_, TO STAND AT TB JTs s -*w_*'Wlß •*■ AWAMUTU, KSfrygyi- THE THOROUGHJ BRED STALLION r\-}ljffl SPALPEEN (3),"imp. I«_ri___i_*s2r-x* o By Gossoon (3), dam Windmill (dam of Air Motor) Open to a limited number of subscriptions at 5 guineas each; two or more, one owner, * guineas. Mares sent by train met at Ngaire Station. First-class accommodation and grazing at Is 6d per week. Every care taken but no responsibility incurred. Further particulars apply to WEAL AND CAVANAGH. To Awamntn. ripiiE THOROUGHBRED Wi pLADSTONE. By tieaton Dehival—Miss (full brother to Gladsome, and half-brother to Apologue, winner of last Melbourne CiU'l WILL STAND AT GREEN LANE. .Terms, £5 ss. For further particulars, apply C- WEAL, Green Lane. y&jfa rr\HE THOROUGH@K*2S)f» %Jkf\ BRED STALLION p AMBLER Will Travel the Following Districts This Season:— DRURY. PAPAKURA. OTAHUHU, "WHITFORD. ELLERSLIE. ORAKEI, PANMURE. HOWICK, CLEVEDON. Fullest particulars on application. ,T. MCLEOD, Papakura. Or, 21. Brown-street. Ponsonby. y_«__» rpo TRAVEL THIS J CLEVEDON, PAPAI TOE. and Surround- • ' ing District— THE DRAUGHT STALLION. ■LINCOLN "LAD." ' Six years old. For pedigree see cards. Terms, £3 10s. All fees payable Ist Janu- * Annly, H. MCDONALD. Owner. 1 ' J ' Clevedon. Tea. UPTON'S TEAS. UPTON'S TEAS. UPTON'S TEAS. . THE SECOND THE SECOND THE SECOND BALLOT. BALLOT. BALLOT. The following wire has not been sent to Wellington : — " Don't limit majority in order that we may lie selected a second time as the Premier Tea. in the world. The more often we put up for election, the greater the majority becomes, favouring; UPTONS high quality Tens. Voters for LUTON'S are counted by the million Good hick to all the ballots and the victors. / UPTON'S TEAS. UPTON'S TEAS. UPTON'S TEAS. Bookbinding, etc. nous yiSITOES, INSPECT OUR TIME-SAVING OFFICE APPLIANCES. BILLING and charging SYSTEMS. LOOSE-LEAF LEDGERS. CAP'J LEDGERS t TL"* T eighton AND OON. THE KAURI timber CO.. LTD. 6 and 3, HIGH-STREET. tvfannesmann pipes AND kinnear Ivl STEEL SHUTTERS. " mannesmann" solid drawn STEEL TUBES, i in long lengths, are the strongest and beat Water Pipes for city reticulation. Quotations on application for contracts or from stock. "KINNEAR" STEEL SHUTTERS are the best outside protection against fire and burglars, while they are as easily moved us a blind roller. JOHN DUTHIE AND CO., LTD.. Agents. TF YOU ARE FOND OF TOMATO SAUCE ; X. With your Meat or Fish, you should try SHARLAND'S it is Pure, Wholesome. Genuine, and will suit your palate. Made from pure, ripe Tomatoes, and the very best Hpices. If your storekeeper has none, ask I him to procure it for you. If you once use it you will always want it. Sold in reputed Pint and Quart Bottles, at all Stores. TKT H O * A i D BEGG'S? .VV. WE ALL DID.