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Oamaru Mail, Volume XLIV, Issue 14821, 21 October 1920, Page 8

To Stand at WINDSOR and T '"' the Immediate Neighborhood t,f » THE IMPOETED CLYDESni» STALLION, hDAl -£ DUNURE PRINT (Bred by William Dunlcm a Scotland). *' A K Sire, Dunure Footprint g-sire, Baron Buchlyvio; 5 >% Baron's Pride. ' Dam, Dunure Time, bv HirrV, n g-dam, Maggie 11. of Largien£»«fi Fashion Plate (10,746), )ie is descended from Burnley' v 5 * eher and the great Sanquhar (2393p>' DPNURE PRINT is a m ' type of horse, and his foals l m b .,'T keenly sought l n j U [ v L j ™ filly foal \va* purchased "f or ' • guineas. . 1* TERMS; £6 .6s, half-g„ arant Paddocking for inarms from tance at usual fee. a For further particulars arnik. i t. hepbt!^ 231 Wind*.

To travel the OAMARU . lnr r , ROUNDING Distriois ! - THE STANDARD-BRED TRoVrn STALLION, UrTI XC KING APHIS. By Bellman; dam, Lady HarnU . King Harold. ° ld ' k KING APHIS is a dark u Ds t, Bj . Chestnut showing plenty of ITI He lias beautiful notion.* and is the truest type of Trotters eV er district. in % He lias never been heaten ; n Show ring, and was awarded tl,» d ' Ticket in Dunrdin in „ strone r t ß l 16 competitors. '"N TERMS: C2 12s M ;l t end of SP , t S,. 12s M w '- Groomsiße IVi-s 5< WALTER WRIfJHx tt nT-,l t "? h < ll m»

Co Travel this Season in KAKANUI, INCHOLME Tm TABLES, ' m And THE PLAINvS DISTRICT? THE, THOROUGHBRED STAItjJv ACE OF DIAMONDS. By Sarto (JO), Rohinclln ffll ACE OF DIAMONDS is a to I. horse gf medium build, and is welC' nected: His sire, Sarto (b T n, famous St. Simon), was lired in pjfland and imported l,y the l ate j* G. McLean. uw : His dam, Robinclla, was b re J l Victoria, and is by Robinson (W Campanula. ras * TERMS : £4 4s, payable £2 2s a U| of season, and £2 2s when maremj in foal. " Groom in Charge—•TOHN FLETI Owners—--363 FRENCH BROS. IMITATION BRICK HOUBE, BY A SPECIAL PROCESS-, available to anyone elsfr-wm able to PAINT STONE HOUSES i make them appear JUST LIKE BRICK HOUSES. This is an entirely new idea to Net Zealand, and promises to become m popular. All information from FORRESTER and LAWSON, PAINTING SPECIALISTS, Box 48, Onmarti. TO ORCHARDISTS AND GARDENERS.

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