10 STAND THE SEASON The Imported English-bred Sire. G/AZELEY. No. 16. Grey Leg (6)— Lygia. Gazeley is a beautiful dark # chestnut horse, standing 16 hands, imported from' England by Mr E. J. Watt. Gazeley proved a useful horse on the turf, among his wins being the Napier Cup, Bennett Stakes and Wellington Handicap. His general appearance is very attractive, as he has the clean, cut head, wide forehead, and promin. ent eyes, which denote character, and are great essentials in a blood sire. His grand-dam, Lady Peggy, waß by Hermit, a great racehorse and sire, whose stock won £340,000. Quetta, dam of Grey Leg, Gazelev's sire, was by the great horse Bend 'Or, who was by tde sire of Orine, who sired Flying Fox. Gazeley has great credentials as a sire, and his stock number many fine performers, who bare done remarkably well. One of them, Gazique, won the Winter Cup at Christchurch. value £IOOO. Gasrique is the Dorninion'H best handicap horse and is out of n St. Paul mare. , « TERMS—£IO 10a for thoroughbred mares. £6 6s for half-bred mares. All cars, but no responsibility. All fee* bo paid before mares are rempved. Paddocking: 2s 6d per week. , Now standing at the Gazeley Stud Farm, Hill Road, Stratford. JOHN H. WHHAKER, \\ Owner.
To stand the Season at Stratford, and travel the surrounding district. THE IMPORTED PUREBRED CLYDESDALE SIRE GOUNTY (16374 • 5.0.5.8.), imp. W. HAWKE,. Commercial Stables, Stratford.
10 STAND THE SEASON AT •-J Stratford and travel th© surrounding district, the celebrated trotting sire ft£(M (PRINCE IMPERIAL—ROSE) Advance is a' jet black horse, standing 16.2, and baring great bon© and substance. H© wag bred by J. 0. N. Greigg, Esq, of Longbeach. Advance only raced till a three-year-old. He put up a record for the National Cup Christchurch, doing the two miles in 4 min 46 sec, and beating among others, lAlbertorious and Black Child. Terms, £6 6s, if paid before. Dec. ember Slat, 1919, after December 31st £7 7s. Two or more mares as per agreement. Good grazing, 2s 6d per week. All car© taken, but no responsibility. For further particulars apply to—- -=■• • " w - HAWKE, •' ■■'■■'■■ ■ Commercial Stables, Stratford. 10 stand the Sea on at the Gazeley - stud farm, Hill Road, Stafford. The trotting Stallion -mTOUNTAIN I 7" ING (FRANZ—FLOWER WOOD) Mountain King has won races oa. the track and is the sire of Mt. Albert, a winner at the last Auckland meeting. Fee, £5 ss. For further particulars apply to— J. H. WHITTAKER Gazeley Stud Farm. HILL ROAD. IPEOIAL Xmas lines in expanding wrist watches, 9ct, 15ct, and 18ct gold at Petrio's. IHE LATEST in Rolex silver wrist watches; natty, broad straps, at Petrie's. 71XCLUSIVE designs in necklaces •* and pendants at Petrie's. EARL unbreakable necklaces, also in pink pearl, all the rage, at Petrie's. 7"E Specialise in diamond and other gem rings; all prices, at Petrie's* pUST to hand, gold alberts in gold ' and platinum and gold, at Petrie's. good Lawo requires a ( mower. We stock all sizes in the best makes with self regulating ball bearings and self sharpening The Taranaki Hardware Co, Garden by using the latest and best tools. We have them iu great variety; Hoes, rakes, forks, long handled spades, shovels and Hedge shears etc The Taranaki Hardk ware Company, >iug pays. If y&u - H - hatch your chickens' the latest way. Our "Circle" all metal incuba. tors take 50 eggs, are fireproof, sim, pie, safe and cheap . Call auj inspect The TarattaU! Hardware C&.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 25, 16 December 1919, Page 2
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