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Pahiatua Herald, Volume XVIII, Issue 4397, 28 November 1912, Page 6

YOU CANNOT DO BETTER THAN Consign Your Sheep TO THE Wellington Meat Export Co. Their facilities are unrivalled both for freezingand shipping Fat Stock on Clients’ acconnt. The lowest current rates only are charged for the service, and the W.il. E. Co., Ltd., are also prepared to buy Fat Sheep, Lambs and Cattle. Particulars as to prices and will be supplied by the company or theit buyers. T. W. McKenzie, Masterton. Telephone No. 346, office; 118, private residence. Andrew Peters, Dannevirkq W. B. McFadzean, Featherston. Telephone No. 03. Telephone No. 27. Thos. Riddell. Pahiatua. Telephone No. 50. From Son to Crop—From Crop to Sheep. W.M.E. Co. Manures, containing largo quantities of Animal Matter from the Slaughter House, follow Natures own plan of Fertilising. Use them and rest-ore the very elements < xtraeied from the soil in the process of Sheep Fattening. Prices and particulars of analysis posted on application to Wellington Meat Export Co., Ltd. 18-20 HUNTER ST.- WELLINGTON

(At any time that Mr Riddell is absent from Pahiatua, messages for him may be left at the office of Air W. Inglis Husband, Land and General Commission Agent, Pahiatua).

TO STAND AT PAHIATUA AND TRAVEL THE SURROUNDING DISTRICTS, THE YOUNG CLYDESDALE STALLION LORD GORDON. SIRE Lord Ranfurly, by Lord Salisbury (imp.), dam Laura Foley, by Young Banker (imp.). Granddam Laura McPherson (imp.), by Sir Colin Campbell (imp.), dam Bloasom, by Lord Lyon, dam Nellie, by Time o’ Day (875 C. 5.8.). Lord Salisbury was never beaten in the show-ring at Home or in the Dominion. Laura McPherson was the best-show-ring mare of her time, and won 27 firsts and champion prizes. Laura Foley was never beaten in the South Island, and won firsts and champion in the North Island.

Lord Gordon was shown at Masterton and beat the horse that was twice champion at Masterton and champion at Carterton. He also beat Silver Gift (imp.), champion of Nelson. Lord Gordon holds a veterinary surgeon’s certificate of soundness. His fee is £4 4s, payable on or before Ist January, 1913. Groom age ss. All care but no responsibility. For further particulars apply to J. ANDERSON, Masterton road, Palnatu*.

TO STAND AT PAHIATUA AND TRAVEL THE SURROUNDING DISTRICTS, THE WELL-KNOWN TROTTING SIRE NUTWOOD, WILDWOOD—MAXIMA. NUTWOOD is_ a dark bay horse, standing 1/ hands high; is o 4 gentle temper and a good worker. NUTWOOD is by Wildwood—Maxima, by Maxim—Maud, by Traducer —Diomedes. Wildwood, jjire of Nutwood, is by Good Gift—Amlet, by Fallis (2.23). Wildwood, who is descended from the famous l'ak> Alto Stud, U.S.A., holds a mile record (2.24) for sires, and two miles (4.45). Nutwood can trot a mile in 2.30, and is half-brother to Ribbonwood (2.0), the fastest trotting horse in the Australasian colonies. The consideration of horse-breeders is solicited to the above pedigree, which shows Nutwood to be descended from the best English blood and the best American trotting blood. Nutwood is the sire of Walnutt, winner of the Dunedin Park Club Trotting Cup of 250 so vs, and Forbury Handicap; also Rita H., Allnutt, and other promising horses. Nutwood’s fee is £4, payable on or before Ist January, 1913. Groom age fee ss. NUTWOOD will bo at MAKPKI every FRIDAY at COLE’S STABLES. Paddoeking may be had at Makuri at. 2s per week. All care taken, but no responsibility. For further particulars apnlv to J. ANDERSON, Mas ter ton road, Pallia tua.

VET’S. CERTIFICATE. I do hereby certify that I have this day, at the Yequeet of Mr Anderson examined the trotting horn. Nutwood a dark horse with two white hind feet and star, about 17 hands high, and rising i years old. and I fi„3 f.im to he thoroughly sound and free all hereditary disease likely to b. transmitted to his stock. J. E. COCKROFT, v Ohat*. rfuly JJoth, 1907 M R ® V