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Taranaki Daily News, 2 September 1933, Page 12

NOTICE TO Ms, • BREEDERS OF FARM HORSES. travel by motor yj Opunake, Kaponga, fijl Eltham, Stratford, Inglewood and surrounding districts, two purebred draught stallions, Panehakua Pearl King and Prince Newton. Further particulars apply to the undersigned. The two purebred Draught Stallions from the Auckland Province will be at the undermentioned stock saleyards on the following dates. Inspection invited. Stratford, Tuesday, Sept. 5. Eltham, Wednesday, Sept. 6. Kaponga, Friday, Sept. 8. Inglewood, Wednesday, Sept. 13. Opunake, Monday, Sept. 18. R. BURKE, Owner, ’Phone 179 K. G.P.O. Eltham. NOTICE. 1 r iQWING to un^oreseen circumstances LACKHAM will not stand at Stratford as previously advertised, but will stand at Palmerston North. . Breeders from Taranaki will be allowed £3 off fee to'meet Railway charges on each mare. Fee, 25 Guineas Single Mare. Grazing 4/- per week. Terms Cash, or arranged for. No responsibility whatever. W. T. BAILEY. 'Phone 5802, Palmerston North. To Travel Surrounding districts. PUREBRED CLYDESDALE BLACK ENTIRE IflgL (17 hands). Jflj COWERN HERO (4 years. Sire imported). For further particulars apply— E. JONES, Matapu. TO STAND SEASON AT AWATUNATHE THOROUGHBRED 'FwM STALLION RESINOUS 1. By Limond (imp.), Amyrin, dam of Bathos, Grotesque, Milessa and AmyriL Resinous is a beautifully built brown horse, standing 16 hands. Owing to an accident to his leg he was not sound/ but showed wonderful pace. TERMS: 10 guineas, payable December 20. Grazing free up to January.!, 1934. Mares from a distance met at Auroa Road Station. All care taken but no responsibility. For cards and further particulars apply D. KING, Awatuna. THE CLYDESDALE STALLION, BLUE ‘ PETER Will stand the season at Matapu and travel the surrounding districts. Also Farm Horses for sale on one week’s trial. Apply T. (HOGAN, Matapu, or T. GLENN, Groom-in-charge of Blue Peter. ’Phone 181 U, Eltham. ALFA-LAVAL SALES AND SERVICE. ' i I C. H. D. McLEOD, Taranaki Representative, - ’Phone 1377. Box 168. New Plymouth.

fpO Stand the Season and Travel the surrounding districts n z the purebred Clydes- * W dale entire— ALI J $ > (P.C. No. 2124, Vol. 10) ‘ Sire, Gold Glint (G.V.L.C., imp.); dame, Morigiana (G.V.L.C.), by Bonnie Dene (imp.). ’ ALI BABA was Champion Entire at t New Plymouth 1932 and 1933. All care. No responsibility. Terms, £4/4/- (half cash). Apply— T. PEARSE, Huixangi, Box 146 X, Waitara. 'T'O STAND the Season at Tatarai- ' maka, and Travel by MKgfIgHSW Motor, the ' Coastal District from Omata JwLj to Te Kiri, the wellknown imported Clydesdale Stallion— EPINARD (Vol. 7). Epinard is guaranteed sound and a good worker in all harness. Old and new patrons of Epinard can feel assured of the same fair treatment as in the past. Terms £4/4/- Cash, or £5/5/- payable January 1, 1934. Further particulars from— OTTO BEU, C/o R. H. Jones, Upper Pitone Road, Tataraimaka. ’Phone 22K, Okato. rpO STAND the Sea--5011 at Block > wXSIIggEE&S and Travel by Motor the New Plymouth gW"' ts,a Wi|r and Inglewood disJS/g tricts, the 4-year-old Clydesdale Stallion— BONNIE EPINARD (Vol. 13). Sire, Epinard (imp.), by Fyvie Sensation. Dam, Balthangie Rosina, by Bonnie Dene (imp.). Bonnie Epinard has been shown at the Royal Show, Palmerston North, Wanganui, Hawera, Stratford and New Plymouth, and has Avon 2 Championships, 2 Reserve Championships, 2 Clydesdale Medals, 8 Firsts, 4 Seconds, and a Third, being defeated on four occasions by his dam’s half-brother Canmore, who won the Sydney- Royal Show Championship, 1933. His sire, Epinard (imp.), is a noted prize-winner, and sire of champions. His dam, Balthangie Rosina, has won 14 first prizes and numerous championships. Terms, £4/4/- Cash, or £5/5/- payable January 1, 1934. R. TOWNSEND, Owner, Bell Block. jiSksSmsl OF SUCCESS TBAO£ M* B *} ‘ SUCCESS” GARjsS? DENS are obtainsp. I'ed' b y sowing COOPER’S “SEEDS OF sucL. 1 CESS -” Here are some nes * x-arie-ties ' n Vegetables. AU easily grown, fißjS and will reduce your cost of liv- , ing.:— i Beet — Cooper’s //wKi ® Model Globe - * Carrot — Cooper’s Major. ■, v9'_J Leek—The Laird. . Onion—Cooper’s Gold and Odourless. Parsnip—Cooper’s Model. Squash—Golden Hubbard. Pumpkin—Cooper’s Ironbark. Swede —Laings. “Sow only the best—Cooper’s Seeds.” ROTORUA! _l_ ’ I i Cosy Cottage Motor Camps. Book ‘ early for your holidays. These camps are becoming more popular with motor- .. ists every week. For full particulars , write:— ' 5 CARETAKER, ‘ 1 COTTAGE MOTOR CAMPS, , Ohinemutu, Rotorua.

BOBBY CALVES! IMLAY WORKS CASH AT GATE! COLLECTIONS: MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS & FRIDAYS. S. Burgess, Huirangi, Tikorangi, Richmond Road and all by-roads to Inglewood. C. Drake, Opui, Otawa, Motokawa, Mangaone Roads, Purangi to Inglewood. R. Stockbridge, Lower Mangorei to Kent Road, Bell Block, Hillsborough, Tarurutangi, Corbett Road to Lepperton, Main Road to Inglewood. W. Thomason, ’phone 265, Inglewood, Egmont Village, Inglewood, Tariki. C. Grey, Waipuku and Midhirst Stratford Carrying Co., 'phone 529, Stratford, Tuna, Wharehuia, Skinner, Pukengahu, Cheal. John Aitken, 'phone 540, Stratford, Ngaere and Cardiff. J. Charlton, Huinga, Toko, Douglas and Huiroa. A. R. Gower, 'phone 256 Eltham, Hastings Road to Eltham and Eltham South. J. Guy, 'phone 11M, Kaponga, Kaponga and districts to Hastings Road. W. A. Pope, Awatuna, Riverlea. B. Hickey, Opunake, Pihama and Oeo. E. V. Clegg, 'phone 111, Opunake, Rahotu, Pungarehu, Oaonui, Warea, and districts. D. Reardon, 'phone 65, Manaia, Manaia' and districts. D. Melville,- Te Roti and Normanby. J. G. Lippingwell, 'phone 487, Hawera, Tokaora, Whareroa, Taiporehenui, Ararata. Mjles, Okaiawa and districts. For further information apply to collectors or to:— BUYERS: J. G. Douglas, 'phone 2251, Hawera; Harry Gray, 'phone 662, Stratford. ALEX McMULLIAN, ’Phone 424, STRATFORD.