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LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. SALE OF THOROUGHBRED STALLIONS. Messrs pyne, gould, guinness (LTD.) have received instructions from Mr J. R. Reid, Klderslie, to offer, at their Chester street Stabies, on MONDAY, 28th MARCH NEXT | (EASTER MONDAY), At 9.30 a.m. sharp, His Well-known IMPORTED SIRES, as under: SUNNY LAKE (imp.), 1912, 10. By Sundridge (sire of Sunstar, Derby; Absurd, Middle Park Plate, etc.) — Pearl of the Locli (July Stakes), by Persimmon (Derby, St. Leger, etc., and sire of Sceptre, 2000 Guineas, 1000 Guineas, and St. Leger, and of Prince Palatine, St. Leger, Ascot Gold Cup, and sold for 40,000 guineas) —Loch Doon, by Bread Knife—The Doon, by Beaueiere—Bouvardia, by Galopin—Bonnie Doon, by Rapid Rhone Queen Mary. SUNNY LAKE is the sire of Sunart (Woodville Cup, D.J.C. Publicans’ Hancli cap), Sunny Corner (D.J.C. Publicans’ Handicap, etc., etc.), Murihiku, Sun Dance, Sunlit, Kilfane, Sunny Loch, Windermere, and Janus —all winners. His stock show great promise, being fine, upstanding horses, hard colours, and possessing good constitut ions. WINKIE (imp.), 1912 (1), by William the Third (Ascot Gold Cup, Alexandra Plate, Doncaster Cup)—Conjure (dam of Winkipop, and half-sister to the clam of Santoi), by Juggler (brother to Necromancer) —Connie, by Pero Gomez. WINKLE has as yet only had four or five of his stock racing, amongst them being Mistian (W.R.C. Juvenile Handicap), and Forty Winks. This season’s Yearlings by him show good promise. Also the following BROOD MARES: Bay Mare, LITTLE OWL (2), 1912, by Treadmill —Glenowlet (full sister to Glenculloch. Kirriemuir, Masterpiece, etc.), by Trenton —Azalea (imp.), by Galliard (2000 Guineas, Prince of Wales Stakes, St. James’s Palace Stakes, etc.). Served by Winkle Brown P 'Mare. MURCIA (2), 1904, _by Ruenalf —Ilerda. by Blue Mountam — I.erida. (half-sister to Liticant)._ by Vespasian (imp.). Served by Winkie (imp.). BROWN MARE (2), 1917. by Kilbroney (imp.)—lberia, by Grafton —Ilerda, by Blue Mountain, etc. Served by Winkie (imp.). Both these Sires are comparatively young, have most of their life before tnem, a.nd have never been overtaxed either on the turf or at, the stud. They are being offered solely to make room for the two Sires recently purchased in England by Mr Reid. For further particulars apply PYNE, GOULD, GUINNESS (LTD.), Auctioneers.

6 4.STORAL RUNS. AND SETTLEMENT LAND FOR SELECTION BY DISCHARGED SOLDIERS. TEYIOT RUNS AND TEYIOT SETTLEMENT. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Teviot Runs and Teviot Settlement will be opened for Selection by Discharged Soldiers at this Office on 29th MARCH, 1921. The land comprises 12 runs ranging in area from 2382 acres to 5760 acres. _ The successful applicants for these runs will be required to take leases expiring at the same time as the run licenses over the areas of settlement lands attached, to the runs. This settlement land ranges in area from 551 acres to 1046 acres. In addition, the undermentioned Land in Teviot Settlement may be Purchased for Cash or on Deferred Payment, or Selected on Renewable Lease for a term of 33 years with right of renewal for successive terms of 33 years. Twenty sections ranging in area from 427 acres to 1384 acres and in half-yearly rentals from £7B t.o £238. Five of the runs are situated on the Teviot River about 14 miles from Miller’s Flat. The country is undulating, with a northerly aspect. Altitude from 1800 ft to 2300 ft. " The remaining seven runs are situated to the north of the Teviot River, ahout 6 to 18 miles from Roxburgh. The land i 3 undulating, one-half having a southerly aspect, the remainder northerly. Altitude ahout 1500 ft to 3600 ft.. The settlement sections are situated about 5 miles from Miller’s Flat and about 20 miles from Beaumont Railway Station. Each sections contains a large proportion of ploughable land. Capable of growing cereal, root crops, and very good grass. Bale plans and particulars may be obtained from this Office, ROBT. T. BADD, Commissioner of Crown Lands. District Lands Office, Dunedin, 26th February, I&2L Bin