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PENALTY CONDITIONS.—For Each Meeting— The winner of any race after declaration of weights-may be rehandicapped. H. L. JAMES. 150 Secretary. 1 I li I 4 m RITCHIE & CO “ Southland’s Saddlers," De© Street, Invercargill* AWD Main St., Gore. ALL HORSE GOODS. rglO STAND AT HIS OWNER'S FARM AT FAIRFAX, The THOROUGHBRED STALLION, CANROBERT, (By Soult—Hotcherina). FEE: Eight (8) guineas; two or more marcs the property of same owner, seven (7) guineas All care, no. responsibility. For further particulars apply to CHAS. AFFLECK, 24s Fairfax. milE PUREBRED CLYDESDALE COLT ST. SIMON WILL TRAVEL THE TAIERI DISTRICT. Sire Baron Bold, grand-siro Baren s Pride, dam Pride (by Bancor), grand-dam Boom (by St, Alexander; imp.). >St SIMON was second at both Dunedin and Taiori Shows last year, and first at Invercargill. Pride was Champion Mare at Tapanui Show for several years. Terms: £2 2s at end of season, and £3 3s when the mave proves in foal. Groom s fee, ss. \V. CHARTERS, lo Ury Park, Mosgiek_ mo STAND AT BERWICK, A GEO. M. PATCHEN, By Rothschild—Linton, by Bundoora. Geo. M. Patchcn sired Eccentric (2.15 2-5), Meda'lion (4.42), Lieutenant J. (4.54,) Blue Boy (2.21 and 2.53, li miles), Sweet Patch, Susanna, Separator, Turk, George M., and many other winners. Rothschild sired Emmeline (2.8 3-5) Revenue (2.11 4-5), Dan Patch (2.9 i), Almont (2.12 1-5), Sal Tasker, Jossio Palm, and other high-class performers. Terms: £7 7a,' payable January 31. Grazing 2s 6d per week. Marcs consigned to Henley Station. All care, but no responsibility. Apply lo J. & R. CROSSAN. Berwick. m STAND THE | JL SEASON At Wingatui and Mr Linklater’s Farm, Waitahuna, )fhere he will stand as occasion demands. Tho Thoroughbred Stallion TAWHAKI, By Mcnschikoff from Armilla. Tawhaki stands 16 hands, and is a rich bay with black points. He is a line-pro-portioned horse, possessing a beautiful temper, but with tho high vitality essential lo make a successful Stallion. Tawhaki was got by Mcnschikoff (who has been brought back to New Zealand, and stands at 30gs), one of the most successful racehorses that ever raced in the Dominion, Mcnschikoff practically swept all before him, and won tho D.J.C. Champagne Stakes, Great Northern Foal Stakes, Auckland Derby, Canterbury Derby, Canterbury Cup, Middle Park Plato, Hawke’s Bay Guineas, North Island Challenge Stakes, Wellseley Stakes, etc. Mcnschikoff also proved himself as a sire by getting Armlet, Undecided, Electrakoff, Roosevelt, Ellis, and several other good winners in Australia and New Zealand. Mcnschikoff was got by Stepniak, one of the most successful sires known to Australasia Tawhaki thus comes in tail male from the world-famous Musket line, which is second in merit to none in tho world. Armilla, the dam of Tawhaki, was got by Castor, sire of Record Reign, Canteen, Casket, Antares, Day Star, Cravat, Coronet, Paritutu, and other great performers. Castor has also proved a great sire of _ ood marcs, getting, for instance, Castorlino, the dam of Soultline, the fastest horse raced in Australia. Armilla was herself a great winner, and belongs to the famous Locket family, which produced such great horses as Medallion, Achilles. Necklace, Necklet, Pendant, Chainshot, Thunderbolt, Ingoda, Collarit, and other first-class racehorses. Tawhaki unfortunately injured a tendon and cut short his turf career. He, however, won races, and ran second to Elysian in the Derby (beating Taskmaster. Kilwinning, Cronstadt, and others) and second in the Cressy Welter (beating Miss Mischief, Effort, Nyland, and several others).Tawhaki will stand at a fee of 10gs. For farther particulars apply ,\y. CROSSAN, K\» Waterloo Hotel.