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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21888, 25 August 1934, Page 6

STUD HORSES - rpo STAND THE SEASON » AT PAPATOETOE, Aml will visit Mares in the Locality by Arrangement. » r Iffil -jij ie champion Trotting SURPRISE JOURNEY. No Better Straight-out Trotter in the Dominion. Very Low Service r ecs. Full particulars from R. W. SCARFE. Flat Bush Rd.. Papatoetoe. -l'O SEASON A CRP/S STOCK ADVERLVIL- TISE THEMSELVES. TERMS: 12gns., Cash 011 Service, by float: JOgns. railed Return privileges. APP ' y JP. THORPE. Owner, Phone 3241, Hamilton. rpo STAND THE SEASON AT FA VON ABROAD. JEWEL POINTER. A son of the beat Sire ever imported to New Zealand. Logan Pointer, from Law Chimes, n brillinnt mare. JEWEL POINTER is a handsome stallion and was a champion racehorse, being tho season's largest stnlce-winner on ono occasion ami recognised as one of the most genuine horses in trotting history. He holds records at Alexandra Parle of 1 mile 2.G -1-5, li miles 2.-10, 2 miles 4.22. Fee, 10 Guineas. Further particulars on application. I). BRIDESON, Phone 20-GO7.

STUD HORSES JL VAALS (19). VALAIS (B)—GALTEE IltaiMia QUEEN (19).. VAALS was a genuine raceF\ IL-, horse, winner of £13,400 in stakes. Vaals won among other races Epsom Handicap, 1 mile, 1m B'nls, carrying 8.7; Cnntala Stnkes, 1 milo, lin 378 (a race record) ; City Tattersall's Cup, 11 furlongs, 9.G, 2m 18Js (a Randwick record which still stands); second to Amounis in Linlithgow Stakes (beaten a neck), Hobartville Stakes and Rosebill Guineas. .„ , . , .. VAALS is the only son of Valais at the Stud in New Zealand, and is one of the best-bred and finest specimens of the thor©ugbbred available in the North. Tho valais blood rules Australia to-day. Heroic, a son cf Valais is'the premier sire in Australia for the last two seasons, having sired winners over all distances, including the great staying three-year-old Hall Mark (Melbourne Cup and both Derbies). Fee, 20 Guineas, BRONZE EAGLE (9). BRA.ZEN (B)-TORFRIDA (9). BRONZE EAGLE is a most highly-per-formed horse. He won the New Zealand and the Grea' Northern Derbies, and tho G. G. Stead Gup, of 1; miles, and established a record for that distance. His sire, Brazen, one of Australia s most euccessful sires, is famous for the stamina ho imparts. Bronze Eagle boasts an extremely stout pedigree, revealing a host of brilliant performers. He proved himself a racehorse of amazing speed and sterling courage, and lias developed into a handHome stallion. Fee, 15 Guineas. TEA TRAY (1).

THE TETRARCH-GOOD AND GAY. TEA TRAY is a proved sire of early speed. He sired La Poupee, Tea Trader, Rrortze Tray (Avondale Cup). Lndy Nnn, Morrath. Kerbside (Railway Handicap), Spoon, Ti Tree, Kiosk. Tankard. Imatea-g-irl. Refresher. Royal Tea. Tea Time, Agomomi, Grand Tea, and numerous others. Fee. 15 Guineas. All care taken, but no responsibility. For frrther particulars apply to MARDELLA STUD, OTAHUHU. PHONE 150, OTAHUHTT. THE COMING YOUNG SIRE, KING LU (2), LUCULLUS SHOWER GOLD. ARD PATRICK - LUCCA MARBLE ARCH MERRY NIF 2. This young sire has had only eight horses in training this season, and six have won, namely:—King "Win (eight, races), King Mestor (six). King Brierly (two), Keith Lu (one). Royal Secret (two) and Mien La (one), while Queen Nona has several times been second. ALL CARE, BUT NO RESPONSIBILITY. FEE, 15GNS. SINGLE; 12GNS. TWO OR MORE. GRAZING, 8s PER WEEK. Cards - on applying to R. B. HINES, Owner.

A APPELLANT (3) WW® TO STAND AT | WHANGAEEI. 'r9 tf THE AUSTRALIAN LVIU BLOOD STALLION, APELLANT (3) WESTCOURT—WOLAROI LASS. Westcourt won the Melbourne Cup, Appellant's Dam, Wolnroi Lass, was fullsister to Wolaroi, which won £25,000 stake money. FEE. JCIO 10s. GRAZING 3s PER WEEK. All car© but no responsibility incurred. Appellant has proved himself a sure Foal-getter. For further particulars apply to E. K. PLAISTED, Owner, Whangarei. Or J. BUCHANAN, Green Lane.

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rno. STAND THE SEASON J- AT MATANGI Ylfißf (CAMBRIDGE LINE). lAif THE IMPORTED THOROUGHBRED STALLION, LAPIDARY (26). By Black Jester (1) from Lauda. This beautifully bred thoroughbred has proved a prolific aire of winners. His young stock are showing greater promise each year. At seven recent race meetings Lapidary's progeny were in the stake money on 32 occasions. To meet the times, Lapidary's fee is only Ten Guineas. Why should breeders pay more when they are getting the best blood in. the land and a sire that has proved himself ? Full particulars. G. G. HAMILTON, Matangi, Or R. G. RAINGEK, Strand Arcade. • Auckland.

Wellington Hospital Board NOTICE CONVERSION under the Local Authorities Interest Reduction and ' Loans Conversion Act. 1932-33. and the Wellington Hospital Board Loans Conversion Order, 1934 (No. 1). of debentures or other securities issued in respect of the following loan: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the Holders of debentures or other securities issued by the Wellington Hospital Board in respect of the loan that it is intended to convert all such debentures or other securities (except those in respect of which dissent is duly signified) into new debenture having new maturity dates and bearing interest at 41 per cent per annum. The conversion will take effect from the 14th September, 1934. Application for conversion must be made in writing and be accompanied by the securities to which it relzites. Dissent from the conversion of any existing debentures or other securities may be signified by the holder by notice in writing delivered to the Secretary. Wellington Hospital Board, Wellington, 5.1., on or before the twenty-eighth day of September, 1934. If notice of dissent from the conversion of any debentures or other securities is not received by that date the securities will be converted. •>The rate of interest on any debentures or other securities in respect of which dissent is signified as aforesaid will, by virtue of Section 18 of the abovementioned Act, be reduced to two-thirds of the original rate as from the fourteenth day of September, 1934. :i ' Further particulars as to the new debentures and the conversion generally may be obtained from the Secretary, Wellington Hospital Board, Wellington, S.I. Dated the 17th day of August, 1934. ' F. CASTLE, Chairman.

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