TO STAND THE SEASON AT MAKIRI STATION. WAIMATA THE HACKNEY STALLION RING WOOD II Sire Ringwood by Woodstock-King Quail. Dam, Perfection by Owyo (American bred), Country BoyMusket. Above is a beautiful type of upstanding horse for breeding hacks and hunters; is a full brother to the champion show horse King. They would make a good pair. Fees £3/10/-. Free grazing. All care taken but no responsibility. LAWSON FIELD. Phone 420 M. 125 TO STAND THE SEASON AT PATUTAHI And travel the Surrounding Districts. The Roan Draught Stallion “GREENLEA STAMP” (4yrs). Sire. Oreenlea Hold (Vol. 9, 2075), by Baron Bold. Dam. Wardendale Bell (Vol. 9. 3G91), by Premier’s Pride (imp.). Bred by Mr. M. E. Jenkins. Courtenay, Canterbury. < Greenlea Stamp secured two first awards as a yearling and also two first awards as a two-year-old at Canterbury Show. Terms £3/3/- (Two or more mares as per arrangement). Free paddocking, good feed, and fresh water. All mares will be sent for. Apply T. E. PEED. Owner, Patutahi. Phone 1103 S, or J. ENGLISH. Groom in charge. s't TO STAND THE SEASON AT WAIKOHU THE CLYDESDALE STALLION EY VIE A GAIN 12844 v,6) Foaled September 27. 1932. Bred by J. It. Patrick, Canterbury. Sire Fyvie Baronet (21071). (1900). v 8 (Imp.). First Dam, Rosalie Bold (-1510). vll, by Bold Review, v 4 (1093). Mares collected and returned free. Fee £3/3/-, pay.'tblo on delivery of mares. J. R. HALLIDAY. Private Line. Waikohu.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19139, 7 October 1936, Page 16
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