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New Zealand Herald, Volume LII, Issue 16020, 11 September 1915, Page 3

' ■ — , i , Stnd Horses. % -. TPO STAND THIS nm&m* -L SEASON. XSFWtt "THE ASCOT STUD, MAN GERE, AUCKLAND! THE FOLLOWING THOROUGHBRED SIRES:— ELYSIAN, 2, *°?a*2k IMP - DAM DREAMLAND. A GREAT WINNER AND COMING SIKKSire of Sutala and Carlysian, 2 years. FEE, 20 GUINEAS. PENURY, 10 aMP; GALLINULE (19). DAM DOWERLESS A Direct Descendant of the Famous Queen Mary. Sire of Lady Penury and Want. FEE, 15 GUINEAS. CORONET, 8, CASTOR (2). IMP., DAM NECKLACE A Great Racehorse Himself and Proved Producer of Good Winners. Sire of Crown Pearl and Astor. FEE. 10 GUINEAS. Full particulars on application to h. k. Mackenzie. JPhone 9. Mangers. <&ZjZt GOLCONDA, BY GOLINDA (TMP '>— MONICA. AT *T«AMAHERE. GOLINDO (imp.), by McKinney. the greatI est sire the world has ever known, and his sons and grandsons are following close in i hia footsteps. ; MONICA, by Wildwood— by Young I Irvington—Flora, by Berlin. Two crosses of ; Electioneer blood. j Large and well-watered paddocks, with \ best grass- You can leave your mares the year round at 23 6d per week. Every care, but no responsibility. FEE, 5 GUINEAS. GROOMAGE. ss. WE PAY FREIGHT TO AND FROM AUCKLAND. Full particulars from J. MACKENZIE. 79. Queen Street: or A. MCMILLAN. Tamahere and Cambridge. rpo OBTAIN THE BEST je¥& -1 AND NECESSARY fn>|l CONDITION IS TO lImSV BREED FROM THE BEST BLOOD. mA J™ 2 , STUD. The Record Hurdler. /"I ATTAIN. Sire: Captain Webb, by Natator—Fame. Dam:_ Marvellous, by Foulshot»-Flirt. Captain is acknowledged to be one of th* best jumpers among Captain Webb's long list of jumping progeny, having never mad* a mistake, and putting up records on three courses Napier and Forton (li-mile record) and Wanganui (2-mile record). To give the public every opportunity the fee has been fixed at the low figure of Five Guineas, payable January 1, 1916. Maxes from a distance paddocked free. All care, no responsibility. For further particulars apply W. JOHNSTONE, or H. BARNES, in Charge. Clendon Park, Papatoetoe. TO STAND AT TE ■ m ttm* AROHA WEST. HOT ST. AMANS, I 1 -Tiff -* BT SOULT—LOTTIE. ST. AMANS 'S stock are some of the bestlooking in the district. Signature, the first £oal sired by him, won at Ellerslie. Fee: £5 5s for single; two or more. £4 4s. Grazing dry mares. Is; mares and foal. Is 6d. . Every care taken, but no responsibility incurred. All train mares met at Te Aroha. Cards on application to R. B. HLNES, Mountain View, Te Aroha, West. '■-#,-*"■• Mk. ■ rpo --r STANDI*' AT ~*> TE £m -*- AWAMUTU. " Thoroughbred Stallion. Gsaßssp SPALPEEN, 3. By GOSSOON (Imp.), Dam, WINDMILL. Open to 40 mares at 15 guineas each. Two or more as per agreement. SPALPEEN requires no recommendation to breeders. During the past season he «red 18 winners to the value of £5415- in "takes— great record far a sire - outside " a recognised stud. ~,'- Also, \ SYLVITE, 9 > if

By SYLVANITE— TWIIJiGHT. ,/ Open to a limited number of mares at s*'-'-' ' eruineas. Seduction for two or more. This young < horse's, stock show much- pro- ' mise, and have taken first priie. wherever = * ' shown. First-class crazing. Mares with foals, 2s 6d '• per week; dry mares. Is 6d > - - -- Avery care taken, but- no - responsibility - •- incurred. : „■; N3.-Ngaroto Station, VNGABOTO.; For further particulars - apply to : WEAL AND CAVANAGH. To Awamutu. ; — . fjsj, flj ' : TO STAND THE SEASON t\ t ■ LV-fIK! X ■*• AT;APATOETOE -- <MlpTviT« AND SURROUNDINGDISTRICT. - The Magnificent Imported Clydesdale*. ' • ?..- - stallion. ■'•.-.-•. | •§-:, / BABON'S BOND. I By Baron's Pride- Dam, Balmac Mat tie. • Full partiijalws per card obtainable from A. E. Harding, Mangawhare, or John Whyte, groom in charge. ■~'" Terms: £339 at end of season, and £3 Sa when mares prove in foal. 1 I \ Timber. D- /"I OLDIE AND OONS. V* LIMITED, ° OCEANIC SAWMILLS. BREAKWATER "DOAD. Telephones: XV 653. Head Office; 96. Order Office. Kauri, Totara, Rimu. White Pine, Oregon Pine, Bluegum, Ironbark. ~ Joinery and Mouldings always in Stockt . . «' Miscellaneous. FRANK HOWLETT, 209, Newton Cheapest for best Hairwork, Combings worked up Price list of. Switches and Transformations posted. y LIVESEY'S Fancy Goods Emporium, Kingsland Tra»n Stop, contains a City Stock at Less Than City Prices. Inspection invited. , -.■ ■■ .- BUTTER Bill Saved by using Highlander Condensed Milk on your bread. GRAMAPHONES. Phonographs. Records; full stock to choose from -at Walker's Phoneries. Queen St.. opp. Grey StatueRepairs. 'Phone 1693THE NO-DEPOSIT PIANO CO-, 2S. HIGH ST.. Sell New Iron-framed Pianos from Ss a week. ... _ 2S 3D—WE have just received another shipment of Grey Denims, which we are clearing at the ridiculously low figure -of 2s 3d per pair. Nuf sed-—Mcßride, . Cash Tailor, Costumier, and Outfitter, 11-03, Victoria St- >- • '-'* • SHARPEN your lawn mower with the Osborne Sharpener, effective and easy to use Post free. 23 6d-—Smith, 14, Wakefield St. " KEEP THE HOME BRIGHT.— A Brand New Iron-Framed Piano from 5s a week. Deposit Piano Co., 28, Hich Street. "PISH. FISH. FISH. At SANFORD'S FISH MART. Customs Street (opp. Custom* House). "";" Phone 658. " i Fresh Fish Daily from Steam Trawler. All Varieties at Reduced ' Rates. ... - ; DUKE GRAPE WINK V > Mv "Wine, recommended -by professional , -;• • men to Invalids «><» - those - reuumng ; && iwrs^isKa^ - taining two gallons. - ■-.;. ■ . «jfe . J IFBAKICH, .r^'J3£>\~,-y^ ' '.. \ The Boyan* Vineyard. Henderson. v; 1 wrWANGE f YOUR OLD PLtNO.- . : *<**& **-• ti£ H» Dwo»* f-" °* * *** SV 'a A