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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 12586, 17 October 1911, Page 8

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','.;.• TO STAND' THIS AT ORMOND ffy^K/^lSrx ne I>ure "' )re^ Clydes- • fegj^Sgatia-jfeipL* dalo Stallion M C CORMICK'S PRIDE (5 years old, No. N.Z.S.B. 850, 902.) - By Ben McCormick; g. sire Benmore, bred by "\V. Clark, Esq., Victoria. G.g. sire Lord Dunmore (2117)' C.5.8. ; g.g.g. sire Pure Blood (1273) C.5.8.; g.g.g.g. sire Lofty (460) G. 5.8.; dam Duchess, by Salisbury Pride (391); g. dam Darling 11., by Ivanhoe (399), C.5.8., by Aliandale, by Young Banker (1) C.5.8.; g.g. dam Darling (1), by Argylc, by Princu Arthur (imp.); g.g.g. "dam Jess, by Major Argyle, by Prince Arthur (imp.); g.g.g. dam. Jessie (1), by Major (imp.); g.g.g.g. dam Jessie, by In; vincible (imp). McCORMICK'S PRIDE is a massive bay horse, rising 5 years old, and stands 16 hands 3 inches m height; he measures 12i inches be- ' low the knee, with good hair and sound Ipel. He holri.< a first class certificate fl's to soundness; he is a great worker. He ,was awarded First Prize nt the Auckland Show when 3 j year" old, beating imported horses. His dam, I Duehess,\v as a great prize-taker, and is th 3 ] only mare to beat the imported mare Halstcad Duchess, one of England's champion mares. McCormick's Pride is a real sure foal getter, and one of the best tempered horses m -the Dominion. All care will be taken of mares, but no responsibility incurred.- ' Free grazing for ono month; after that a charge of 2s. 6d. will be made on. each mare; all fees to be paid on removal of mares. TERMS: Single mares £3 10s., two or more as per arrangement. Good grass and plenty of water. For particu lars see' cards. Apply to — A. PARSONS, Ormond. W^^gf^mWpi To Run this Season ▼ VuJQHlijlil|w& w&J with his Mares ff*l a *" Riverside Road, THE CHAMPION COB SIRE MARS BY COMET— SATELLITE. THE stock of this renowned Sire are so well-known m the district and command such"high r^ices that the owner has confidence- m commending his services to breeder*?. TERMS: £3 Single Marcs; two or more the bona-fidc property of tho one owner, at Reduced Rates. All Mnres with this Sire will have the run of a 100-acre paddock. All care taken, but no responsibility incurred. W. ALLEN. „.. t ?lM!Jffi& To stand the Season y *i>!^ljfs* HI/ MAKARAKA HOTEL, ; |^^^^ft^=- tho Thoroughbred V l l£*2iP?te3£**'" <B ' Stallion DIABOLO. and serve a limited number of Mares only. First-olass paddocks provided at Maknuri for Mares. All enro taken, but no responsibility incurred. " , TERMS: Seven guineas; two or more Mares the property of same owner, . as per agreement. J. SUTHERLAND, Owner. Telephone — 142 (three long rings). 403 The imported Eriglish Hackney will stand the season at tho Homestead, Te Arai, and travel the surrounding districts as usual. For par ticulars, etc., apply to J. T. H. ALDERSON. ALSO THE HEAVY DRAUGHT STALLION GENERAL CONQUEROR. Sire, Royal Conqueror; dam by General Hem- ' , niing. He stands 17x5 hands high, with 12i inches of bone below tlio kfieo. Good grazing, Is 6d per week. For further particulars apply, J. "T. 11. ALDERSON, Te Arai. COAL ! COAL ! RING UP 114. T>UT ONLY THE BIST CO We Stock only THE BEST NEWCASTLE WESTPORT STOCKTON TAUPIRI COMPARE HUB PRICES. AbKlntely the CHEAPEST COAL u> Giflborne. FIREWOOD (out to »ny length). DRAIN PIPES and all Requisite, alw&ye m atook. ONLY ADDRESS : GREY STREET