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Southland Times, Issue 19658, 7 October 1922, Page 16 (Supplement)

THE STUD. IJIO TRAVEL THE WESTERN DISTRICT THE CLYDESDALE HARD TIMES SlRE—Lonsdale Again (imp). DAM—By Hector McDonald (imp.) TERMS—£2 on January 15, 1923; balance, £3, when mare proves in foal. SwBsl PETER BARRON. TO STAND THE SEASON AT RIVERSDALE. THE BRILLIANT PACING STALLION 4 - 35 (Foaled 191'1.) Sire—Galindo (imp.). Dam —Thelma. Galindo is the sire of Hiram Gilando 2.13, Cameos 2.14, Kola Girl 2.15, Gleaming 4.30 2-5, Nancy Stair 4.33, Waverley 4.35, Michael Galindo (T.) 4.39, and a host of other good performers. Thelma has proved herself to be the greatest brood mare in Australasia. She is also the dam of Willow-wood 2.24, Wildwood Junior 4.33, Marie Corelli 2.17, .Adonis 2.14, Lady Sybil 2.18 and Cameos 2.15. TERMS—£IO 10/-, reducible to £8 8/- if paid by January 10, 1923. Two or more mares by arrangement. Mares not proving in foal taken at half fee next season. Good paddocking provided. All mares from a distance one month free grazing; after that 3/- per week. All care taken but no responsibility. ior further particulars see Booklet Pedigree. STEVENSON & McMATH, 0b37 Owners, Riversdale. WO STAND AT RIVERTON and Travel JL the Western District, the Clydesdale Stallion — SIR GARTH LAND (By Garthland—Old Darling). FEE—£5 5/-. £2 12/6 payable on January 1, 1923; and balance when mare proves in foal. Full particulars from ti. N. S. POLLARD, Owner in charge. Postal address—Colac Bay. Sb6l mo STAND AT GORE and Travel the Surrounding Districts, THOROUGHBRED AMERICAN-BRED SIRE: MOHAWK MEXICAN-MAXINE ELLIOTT. The sire of Mohawk, known as Mexican, was one of the most brilliant two-year-olds of his day in America, and a representative of the Speculum line of Vedette, the grandsire of St. Simon, and irreproachable English pedigree. The American dam of Mohawk, viz., Maxine Elliott, by Strathmore —Wanda (won 66,000 dollars on turf) by Mortimer, sire of Appremont. Urania, a half-sister to Maxine EUiott, won 35 races m America, also producing Armenia (dam of Durbar 11., English Derby winner). Good paddocking provided. All care of mares taken, but no responsibility. TERMS—£7 7/-, payable January 1, 1923. A. O’KANE, Owner in Charge. Address—Wigan Street, Gore. Sx9ol PUBLIC .NOTICES. LUCERNE! LUCERNE! LUCERNE! FOR THE DAIRYMAN, POULTRYMAN AND BEE-MAN. fTtHIS King of Fodder Crops lias proved JL itself in Southland and is strongly recommended by Government Experts. To ensure immediate success use— STRONGLY INOCULATED SOIL. From My Eight-year-old Stand. Quantities to suit, purchasers. T. PHILPOTT, Tramway Road—South Invercargill. BACON PIGS. WA N T E D.— PRIME BACON PIGS AND PORKERS. WRITE FOR PRICE-LIST AND LABELS. WE SPECIALISE IN PRIVATE CURING AT REASONABLE RATES. IMPORTANT. All Pigs Must be Covered with Clean Wrappers and sent in by Morning Trains. RECEIVING DAYS: TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, AND THURSDAYS. LINDSAY & CO., TAY STREET—INVERCARGILL. ’Phone 424. / / MONEY IN W | CREAM W ff Cream means "turn over ” to the 1 if farmer, the greater quantity of B the pure cream he can extract, B the greater his profit—the less M B expensive his cattle will be—and U s the farmer is keen enough busi- h H ness man tn buy and recommend h H a high-grade Separator tjiat ex- g I The “DAHLIA” I I SEPARATOR is the product of the best Cream g Separator Factory ii> the world U whew-e separator engineers have R § a life-time experience in building, H S improving, and perfecting cream H B separators. The “Dahlia” is B H Standardized Duplicate Parte B S Supplied with or without Stand. B H Built jor ■' Hand "or “ Power.” B H Sizes : 20, 29, 44, 66, 90,110 galls. S AiePtai a bla ARMOURS, LTD... EET STREET IMVERCARSiLi. Agents for: DAHLIA AND CORONA CRE'.M SEPARATORS.