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Taranaki Daily News, 24 October 1930, Page 12

TO STAND THE SEASON IN NEW PLYMOUTH AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS, the Purebred Clydesdale Imported Stallion — . , f . .•• ■■ . i ; i SCOTLAND’S DOUGLAS Bred by James Afflick. "Barnhills,” Douglas Water, Scotland. SCOTLAND’S DOUGLAS has proved a jure foal-getter and a sire of high-class animals. At the Allanton (South Island) House'Fair a 2-year-old gelding made £52 10s. The average for ten of his progeny was just on £4O. ( . DAM—Southley Lass (38684) by General Hunter (12161); 2nd. dam, Eskrigg Maid (30883) by Lord Graham (11404). SIRE 0? DAM—General Hunter (12161) by Labori '(10791); dam, Maggie of Montfod (15098) by’ Bondsman. SlRE—Dunure Reserve - (18718) by Baron of Buchlyvie (11263); dam, Nell of Haplands (3343) by Hiawatha (10351). SCOTLAND’S DOUGLAS is a handsome black horse of great size and substance, standing 17 hands high on the best of, feet and legs, is a good mover and has a very docile temper. For further particulars apply— C. KYNGDON, Fitzroy, New Plymouth. . TO STAND THE SEASON AT NORMANBY, H the two imported horses CALLAGHAN <N °- 3 > — AND — SANDSTAR < N »- 18 > - 1 • Mares met at Normanby Railway Station. For tabulated pedigree cards and full particulars apply— J. BRYANT. Owner, Normanby. gMITH’S QKATO gTORE. “Seed time and harvest will not fail,” but you must plant good seed. Large variety of Garden Seeds grown by Suttons, Coopers, and Auckland Seed Companies now in stock.