Page 10 Advertisements Column 1

Southland Times, Issue 23652, 29 October 1938, Page 10

STALLIONS TO STAND AT Mataura Island TO serve a few approved Mares (with return privilege). THE THOROUGHBRED STALLION SONGBIRD BY KILBRONEY-GREY LINNET At the modest fee of Fifteen Guineas per mare. ) Paddocking at 2/6 per week for dry mares. Apply WM. COUSER, - Jl5 Mataura Island. TO STAND AT CHIMES LODGE, MATAURA. THE IMPORTED ENGLISH HORSE philam6r (i) SON-IN-LAW—LOVE OIL (dam of 7 winners). PHILAMOR, a typical Son-in-Law, is a handsome brown horse standing 16.3, and is from the same family as MAGPIE, HEROIC, NIGHT RAID, ROSSENDALE, LADAS, NEIL GOW, CICERO, etc. PHILAMOR has thrown a high percentage of winners and these include: PLAY ON, RARATONGA, PHILCOURT, BAD NEWS, AMOROSO, GAY LYRIC, TOORAK, PHILASTRE, SIR HUGH, DOLPHIN, DEVASTATE, PHILEIN, PHILEMUP, BELLERIVE <ind KINDHEART. FEE 25 GNS. with return privilege. Grazing—Dry Mares 3/-; Wet Mares 5/- per week. All care but no responsibility. Further particulars and cards apply— TODD BROS, Chimes Lodge, MATAURA. ALSO The Highly Successful AMERICAN BRED PACING STALLION GRATTAN LOYAL, Imp. (sth N.Z. SIRES LIST) Sire of— ; - ■ Early speed, Stamina, Gameness, Racing temperament FEE 10 GNS. with return privilege. Grazing—Dry Mares 3/-; Wet Mares 5/- per week. Every care but no responsibility. Further particulars— i TODD BROS., Chimes Lodge, MATAURA. Sl9

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