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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXXI, Issue 71, 12 October 1920, Page 8

Mi- Dairyman! HAVE YOU SEEN THI|S BOOKLET YET? Wo have several Dairy and other Farming Requisites specially devised to lighten labor on the farm and make working conditions easier, more pleasant, and more profitable. Space prevents our telling you ALL about those useful dairy specialties in th:s advertisement, hqt wo have prepared' a catalogue or booklet giving illustrations, full particulars and prices. A copy of \this booklet is waiting for YOU. Yon will miss something of importance to yourself if you don’t see it, so write your name and address here NOW—NAME i ADDRESS —post this advertisement to us and you will receive your copy by return mail, without obligation of any kind. OLDFIELD AND HENRY, Ltd. OLDFIELD AND HENRY, Ltd. Specialists in Daily Requisites, 39D Fort Street, Auckland.

STONE'S aToN E ‘ 9 BTON E ' 9 Wallin Hawke’s Bay and Taranaki Commercial, Municipal and General directory DIREC T O R' Y anal New Zealand Annual. Twenty-Kin!* Year »f PsahliftEtson, 1918. Editfid by John (Stone. Rovftl Rvo.. onntairmu? abnrtt TWO

pages, cormted to, date, the whole handsomely hound in oloib, gilt lettered. > Prioe: If, ordered] before publication 17s 6d, after publication, 30a. STONE, SON AND 00., LTD., Printers and Publishers, Anzao Square, Dunedin, and at Christchurch and WolUp^toa. TO STAND th'»s sphson on, the farm, Kiore, the purebred Clyedsdale Stallion C APTAIN CAPTAIN is a fine type of a horSe, and is just the sort that is wanted to Dreed useful milk cart horses. He is a nice bay. with a well-built body, and constitution of the very best, A beautiful tempered horse and a great worker. Terms £3 3s. single mares; two or more as per arrangement. Fees payable January Ist, 1921. Mares will Do met at Kiore Station. Grazing Is 6d per week. All care, but no responsibility. Ij’or further particulars apply to owner, E. JOHNSON, Kiore

■=Fr*srTo stand the season at, Stratford and travel the surrounding district. The Celebrabted Trotting Sire ADVANCE (PRINCE IMPERIAL—ROSE) ADVANCE is a jet black horse, standing 36.2 and having, great bone and substance. He. was bred by J. C. N. Greig, Esq., of Lonbeach. Advance has left a number of good performers as well as many useful farm horses, and grows in popularity each season. His sire, Prince Imperial, by Hambeltonian Bell Boy, a son of Ulster, by the great sire Rysdyke’s Hambeltonian. Prince Imperial's dam Princess, undoubtedly the fastest mar* up to her day that the ••olony had produced, was by Dexter by Caladou (imp.) Rose, the dam of Advance, is by General Tracey, from Phyllis (Berlin—a daughter of Quicksilver). Among others, Rose has produced Prince Randle, Advocate, and Clotah. Among Advance’s stock already racing are: Hodvic, Promotion, Drum Major, General Advance, Vice Admiral, Lord Lytton, Buck’s Head,

Lady. Black, Ardrotb, Forward, Invictis and many others who show great promise. Vice Admiral won the New Brighton Handicap, Ashburton Cup and Wainoni Handicap (New' Brighton). Forward won the Kegsington Handicap, winning five races out of six starts last season. Taxation won three races out of four starts. TERMS £8 68. With a reduction of one guinea if paid by January Ist, 1921, and a reduction of one guinea if paid at first service. Two or more mares as per arrangement. Grazing free. Groomage fee 6s. For further particulars apply to. T. KELLAHAN, or COMMERCIAL STABLES. STRATFORD.

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