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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LII, Issue 17157, 6 October 1926, Page 12

- <: CONSULT HENRY B. GARDNER ;r. 'auctioneer, ; WITH REFERENCE TO YOUR NEXT CLEARING SALE. Expert Advice 3nd Satisfaction Guaranteed. V TELEPHONES: 138, 1699. WOOL IS UP! LAND IS DOWN ! •IF YOU HAVE CASH PREPARE TO SPEND IT NOW!” THE PICK OF THE COAST. 2200 Acres All English grass, first-class improvements, carrying 5000 sheep and 600 cattle. £l2 PER ACRE 639 Acres A model farm, running 1300 big sheep and 150 cattle. £4 15/- PER ACRE GOODWILL Title Govt. O.R.P. £2O per acre be offered for this land in the boom 100 Acres RICH MAIZE LAND. £55 PER ACRE Considered worth £BS a few years ago, yet returns for maize almost equally good! £1 per Acre Cash Puts you into 2343 acres of useful hill -country, carrying 3500 sheep and'3so cattle. WHY WAIT TILL PRICES RISE. There’s a silver lining to every cloud, arid the wise man buys before the turn! POVERTY BAY TO TRAVEL THE SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. Te Karaka, Ormond, Waerenga-a-hika, Makauri and Te Arai. IyjYDDLERIG ft UNRAY (1170, Vol. 4). Brown Stallion, Foaled Nov. 9, 1917. Sire: Buddy vies Favourite (16955*) 155, Vol. 1; grand sire Roval Favourite i- (10650*). Dam: Douglas Royal Mag (1636), Voi. 4, by Black Douglas (14599), (139), Vol. 1; 2nd dam, Middlerig Royal Mag (890), Vol. 2, by Roval Fame (391), Vol. 1. 3rd Dam: Middlerig Mag, Vol. 2, page 73, by Prince Alfred (688). 4th Dam: Young Kate (880), Vol. 2, by Lochiel (635), Vol. 2. sth Dam:: Kate, by Middlerig (324), Vol. 1. 6th Dam: Camelia, by Victor, Vol. A two-year-old filly by this horse sold for 200* guineas. FEE : £4. £7 for 2 Mares. THOMAS E. PEEL. Patutahi. Phone, 1103 S. ' v • v 1 188 TO STAND THIS SEASON. AT MANCAPAPA. The Imported Trotting Stallion, DIXIE CHIME (Sire, Dixie Daly; Dam, Lady Prince). Dixie Daly is the sire of # Dixie’s 10 •mt'nc A 'W nnVir»rmlarl \ • P.lnrrip Chance (2 miles 4.33 unhoppled); Clarrie Daly (1 mile 2.11); Lady Prince by Charming Bells, by Abbey Bells, grandsire of Cathedral Chimes (N.Z. Cup winner): Charmincr Bell, sire cf Bluff (1 ner); Charming Bell, sire cf Bluff (1 mile 2.9] ;' Strange Man (li miles 3.30). FEE- £4 4/- cash; £5 5/- booked. Grazing 3/- per week. All care taken but no responsibility. All FEES must be paid before re moral qf mart*. J. GREENTREE, Upper Stout Street, near Lytton Road, Mangapapa. 55 AUTUMN (13) TO STAND THE SEASON At KAHUTIA LODGE, TARUHERU, Fhe Proved Young Sire,' AUTUMN sire Autumnus, Dam Edna May II.) fTITII limited opportunities Autumn V has to date produced Automne, readneedle, Red Autumn, Golden itumn, Ngawati, Automaton, Blue y, Cool Card, Carniola, and Vol tore—dinners. During the racing season it concluded his sleek won a total of 837 in stakes. FEE 25 GUINEAS. Grazing: Dry ires ss, Wet Mares 7s 6d. \pply to Groom in Charge (H. Gosnb), or to- D. J. BARRY, Owner, lepbone 175. All care taken, but no ponsibility. f 490 CONFETTI ON SALE AT HERALD OFFICE Large Packets 1/M ILK DOCKETS and Milk Record Books, ready printed, at 11erau> Jobbing Department. T INEN-MARKING OUTFIT (Rubber JJ your name), pad, brush, indelible ink, and a box to hold the lot, 3/6.—At tht Hsjuto om*.