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Colonist, Volume LI, Issue 12409, 26 November 1908, Page 1

L R. Snodgrass and Sons, DIRECT riCPiC>B,TBR3. I STAFFORDSHIRE '' HOUSE. I In preparation for Chrietmti Season 5 we have large , Shipment* of I SEASONABLE GOODS I Arrived and Amying, including — I ' CHINA, ' ''.' .'•■■•.-'. ' I EARTHENWARE, 1 'GLASSWARE, | FANCY GOODS, LEATHER GOODSr ~^ ■■'. -.. . . JAPANESE GOODS, ELECTRO-PLATE, CUTLERY, STATIONERY, ■ ' BASKETS, -■".■••■ BRUSHWABE. Our Stocks are the most up-to-date obtainable — bough from manufacturers only, and on the best basis, Inspection Invited. .'. . .

" y gffi& The ■well-known' Clydesdale : Wjr balw°Sral ■ •^^^^ . wiU travel the '■'. Pigeon Valley, Thorpe. Ngatimoti, Upper 0 Moutere, Waimea, Stoke and Nelson t Districts. See cards, or apply - ■ ■;.-. W. MAETIN, - 3966 ' Brightwater. 3 . . ■ ■-.--.. • . . t,l ; -■ - ■ "' - ■■■''.■'■■ I :'■■. ■■.■-.'. : . -.-* '.:-;■ :•■ : ; » .■':.■ ' : .:- . >DBS& Tbavel This Season > mm^ijßt In the Wakapuaka and i isgt^affl Waimea Districts, " The Clydesdale Stallion, LORD RANFURLY. (Bred by James Bishop, Esq., Wheatstone, Canterbury.) By Lord Cranley, dam Eose of Keilor .(imp.).LoBi) Eanpitblt was awarded first and j championship at the' Marlborough A.md P. Show in a large ring of horses. His stock gained two firsts and one .second at the same Show." . ' . ..;-.' Season- terms: half -guarantee "JM 5 10s ; £1 10s payable at end of season, M when mare proves in foal. Groomage 6b, ' payable, at first service. All orders left at Foxhill and Suburban " North Hotels will be carefully attended " to. - ■..'■■., . For pedigree see cards, and further • particulars apply . . . . ' 3 GEOEGE MILLER, . J 4134 -..-..•"■" - Hope.. » '■ ' '-':'■:'" '-'"•'' - -■- ■ t ;- . ' ■ , ■■■:''■ \.- t ■■.;:_ . .. -, ■ '.. j ..v\-gswt ■■■■ -To Stand- the Sessoß. -'-j 5 '^$^s\nk In the Wakapuaka »»d \ r .:«gg(sSP<li -. • Waimea Districts. \ The Magnificently Bred TEOTTINtt 1 STALLION, ' . \ BRAEBURN. , Bbaebubn is a bright bay and cora- , manding looking horse, and has proved one of the most valuable sires brought to I the district. ' ■-■-..--.,.■ j. He is by Specification from Jenny Lind by Bluegown. Specification (imp.) is" by Contractor (imp.) out of Kate Merry ' Lark. Specification holds the four miles " WOELD'S EECOED in harness,, lOmins 47secs, also the N.Z. 3 miles record, 7min» 35secs. . . .. ' ... • •.' .-,'" : % .." Jenny Lind has won many trotftng • races, and was never beaten in the Show ring. . " -.'■•.'■ Bluegown twice won the Sirea* Cup ' and many other races in Canterbury, and in 1895 he took first prize in the Trotting Stallion Class at .Christchurch, beating Wildwood, Viking, and General Tracey. From the. above: it' will be seen that , Braeburn. comes from exceptionally fine stock. TTib own progeny, too, have made ' choir, mark in the show ring, and his late • owners (Messrs Wilkie & Page) had no difficulty in obtaining firom twenty to ) thirty guineas apiece for two-year-olds , by Braeburn. For dates see cards, and for further , particulars apply to' the owners, COOKSEY & CO., 3 933 Morrison-street, Nelson, i •'..-._■ 5' . ■ b -as. THE AMEEICAN ■ J'Wfetert MBfc STANDAED-BEED b r^jjElfc 00 pAHJ ON - To Stand the Season at the Maitai Eun. ' Companion is a beantifnl solid bay " with black points, is of magnificent 1 conformation, even-tempered, and hag > the fullest pedigree possible. He r was bred by the Hon. L. J. Rose, of : Rosemeade Stud Farm, Los Angelos, - California, and is the grandson of the 8 mighty Trotting Sire, ; Stamboul,- who ■ was sold by Mr Rose to Mr W. H. Hobart for 51,000dbl; ; f TERMS : : : £2 10s. Two or more mares by arrangement. ; P. BEST, Groom-in-Charge. J. WARNOCK, Owner, 3961 MaitaL Nelson.