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Taranaki Daily News, 28 September 1920, Page 3

iO STAND THE SEASON At The EMPIRE STABLES, STRATFORD, And Travel The Surrounding Districts, THE PUREBRED CLYDESDALE STALLIOH BARON NEWTON. BAItON NEWTON is a fino type of the new to-day's "'Clydesdale. Standing 16.2% hands, with a well-built body, and constitution never beaten, combined with great flat bone and substance, with good feet and fine silky hair, and good-tempered. Baron Newton te by Karon Bold (Imp.), 40 N.Z. C.5.8., and A.D. H.S.B. Sire, Baron Bold by Baron Pride, 9122, Scotland; dam, Lllydale (980),, by Newton Chief (imp.), G.V.Z.C. 13,113, S.B. (II.) vol. I N.Z. C.S.B.G.D. Grand-dam, Lily (979) N.Z. C.S.B. vol. 11., by Lord Lyon (9) vol. I. By the above breeding one finds nothing but the best. TERM'S: £6 6s single wares, two or more mares, per arrangement. Payable January 1, 1921. For. Further Particulars, Apply— A. J. DAVEY, Stratford. Will/visit the following:—Mon., Douglas; Tues., Toko; Wed,, Tariki and Inglewood: Thurs, Cardiff ami Mahoe; Frl., Ngaere,nnd Pukengaehu; Sat., Empire Staples. GOOD PADDOCKING Is Gd PER WEEK. TO STAND THE SEASON AT NEW PLYMOUTH. THE IMPORTED THOROUGHBRED SIRE HALLOWMAS (20) -- By MARTAGON—HALLOWEEN. HALLOWMAS (20), imported, 1908. By Martagon, sire of Lily veil (Sydney Cup), Martian (Canterbury, Cup, Randwick Plate), from Halloween, half-sister to San Martino, by Ayrshire, sire of Traquair, Oizil; Ayr, Laddie, Downshire, etc., from Santa Maura, halfsister to Musa (dam of Mousequeton), Mirska and also hall'-sister to Maize (dam of Mondaanin aud Mazngan), by. St, Simon, sire of Desmond, La Fleche, etc., from Palmflower, sister to Jenny Ilowlett (winner of Oaks), and dam of Chittabob, by The Palmer, brother to Rosicruclan (sire of ancestress of Multiform)from Jenny Diver, grand-dam of St. Florian, the sire of Ard Patrick), by Buccaneer (Ascot Gold Cup) froim Fairy, by Warloch from Delia, half-sister to Lady Augusta (dam of Volley), by' Melbourne from Meeanee, SiSter to Assault, third dam of Gozo (sire of Gaulus, Grafter, etc.), by Touchstonp from Ghuznee (winner of Oaks), by Pantaloon, by Castrel from Languish, by Cain, by Paulowitz from Lydla, by Poulton, by Sir Peter Teazle from Variety, by Hyacinthus by Coriander from Sister to Swordsnjan, by Weasel, by Herode from Daughter of Mare by Turk, by Regulus from' Daughter of Mare by Locust, by Crab from Daughter of Mare by Changeling by Cade from. Daughter of Mare by Cade, by Godolphin Arabian from Daughter of Mare by Bolton Little John, by Partner from Daughter of Mare by Durham's Favorite, by Son of Bald Galloway from Daffodil's Dami, by Sir T. Gas-, coigne's Foreign Horse No. 20 family. FEE: 20 gns. GOOD PADDOCKING 5s PER WEEK. Groom in Charge, D. Duffy. All care taken, but no responsibility. Groom's Fee: ss. For further particulars apply to:— P. JOHNSON, Owner, Fitaroy. TO STAND AT URENIM, *' And Travel the Surrounding Districts, THE PUREBRED STALLION, PRINCE IVANHOE. Sire, Lonsdale Again, Imp. (in,618) N.Z.5.8.; cam, Miss lvsnhoe (dill) ; sire, Ivanhoe (793) ; grand-dam, Flower of Okalawa (1522); sire, Glengjie (373). PRINCE IVANHOE is a ■ ricli dark bav, oompadtly built, with splendid quarters, shoulders, and loins, great. bone of the best quality, with good feet and legs. Favored with a great constitution and a beautiful temper, and he has proved himself a sure foal fetter. For full pedigree seo cards. TlOttMS: £5 !is; .£2 end of season, £; IDs when mare proves in foal. Groom's fee 5s at (lrat service. All mares sold or exchanged owners at first service held responsible. Further particulars— R„ O. McNAIR, Tlrenui.

TO STAND AT THE FARM, TAIPOROHENUI, HAWERA, The Thoroughbred Horse ANTAGONIST'< 12 >- Sire of Onslaught, Wrestler, Winter Wind, Long Range, McDuff, Counterscarp, Checkmate, and other good winner?, , By Sotilt (iian.), son of St. Siprftn, from Miss Annie, by Ssaton Delaval—First Love, by Nordenfeidt—Fish Girl, by Tattendon— Fanny Fisher, by Fisherman—Coquette (imp.) Mares from a distance will be met nt the Haw-era Railway Station on notice being ceived. Antagonist was one of the most brilliant racehorses ever produced In the Dominion, and was never beaten on the race track. Antagonist will be strictly limited to twenty mares at TWENTY GUINEAS per Mare. Grazing 3s per week All care taken, lut no responsibility, GEO CLOtoT, Ovjnei 1 , Box 80, Hawera. TO STAND THE SEASON AT NEW PLYMOUTH, The Imported Horse, CAMPFIRE (5). ' By CARBINE (2); dam, REVELRY (5). CAMPFIRE is a brown horse, standing 16 hands, and comes from the same branch of the No. 5 family as Poncaster, and is closely i-elated. CAMPFIRE is the sire of the following welt-known horses: Depredation (winner of Hie Te Awamutu Cup, the Auckland Cup, 201)0 sovs.), Royal Dragoon (winner of the ■Reefton Cup, Weatland Jubilee Cup), White Blaze (winner of the Waveriey Cup), Lady Louisa (winner of the Connolly Handicap, and three times' runner-up in the OtaklRauknwa Cups). Others of his- progeny are: Lady Nolan, Topic, John Willie, Bivouac, Flying Camp, Ihapuna, Waitl, Cinders, Embers, Carblness, Hopye, Shandon Bells, Camp Kettle, Torchlight, Ahika, Moutoa Camp, Bell of the Camp, Generalissimo, Kickapoo, Evening Glow, Wonder, ..Clavis, Sling Camp, The Digger, Otauru Kid, and Blazeaway. TERMS: £lO 10s. (Payable December 31, 1920). GOOD GRAZING 2s 6d PER WEEK. ALL CARE TAKEN. BUT NO RESPONSIBILITY. Further Particulars Apply—- ' J. BOND, Gill Street, New Plymouth T> OY A L jy: AI L NEW PLYMOUTH TO OrUNJ-IvE DAILY MOTOR SERVICE. * TIME-TABLE AND FARES, Oakura 9.25 5.15 31/ 18/ Ornata 8.40 5.25 12/ 20/ N«w Plymouth (arrive) 10.0 5- i 13/ 22/1 Heats may be booked and parcels left at the Tourist Gorngo, Brougham Street, New Plymouth, or Club Hotel Stables, Opuaake. All j}arr.*lA to ha xiCAtiAlri.