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Timaru Herald, Volume XCVIII, Issue 18084, 17 November 1924, Page 12

TO TRAVEL Kingstown, Claremont, St. Andrews and Surrounding Districts. THE PUREBRED CLYDESDALE STALLION BARON WYLIE. Barou Tlirave 18187 —Maud of Newiields 1665. Baron Wylie’s sire is Baron Tlirave (imp.), grandsiro Lord Gleniffer, granddam Dunduff; Susio by Baron of Buchlyvie, great grandsiro Sir Ronald, great granddam Dundrulf Rosio by Casablanca, great great grandsiro Sir Everard, 'great great granddam Roso of Arnpnor by Brooklyn. Baron Wylie’s dam, Maud of Newiields, was bred by the N.Z. and A. Land Coy. Clydevale, sire, The Saxon by Cedric the Saxon (357) by Crown Prince by Lord Salisbury (114) (imp.) Baron Wylie is a handsome big dark bay horse of great quality rising five years, and has taken numerous prizes in the show ring, including Ist Rangiora at 1 year, Ist and champion Ashburton, Rangiora, and Amberlcy, 2nd at Christchurch as ,a : '2-year-old, Ist Timaru as a three year old, and Ist in walking class at Timaru. TERMS:—£2 12s 6d. on January Ist, 1925, and £2 12s ’6d when mare proves in foal. Groomage fee ss. All mares sold or exchanges, owner at time ;of service held responsible. H. B. ‘ANDERSON, Owner, Pareora. TO STAND AT TIMARU And • Travel the Surrounding Districts THE STANDARD-BRED TROTTING STALLION JOHN DILLON. RECORD—2 miles, 4.29. 1 mile, 2.10. JOHN) DILLON, is a fine upstanding bay Horse hud lias perfect action. He lias proved himself on the track and' his many successes " include ten firsts and about 18' timesiplaced. - His Sire Avas:. Hayold Dillon (39610), (Imp.) by Sydney Dillon, who has sired many notable winners. JOHN DILLON’S dam was Vivid Carlo, by Irvington, dam, Black Jean. JOHN DILLON has not been overgraced, and during his seasons at the stud, has proved himself a sure foal getter. He is quiet and docile ana possessing both speed' and stamina, with favourable opportunities- should quickly make a name for liimsoiL amongst the leading sires of the.:Do-: For further particulars, apply— . minion. TERMS—S Guineas, payable Ist January, 1925. Groomage ss, payable first service. w. SPENCE, 137 Evans St. or D. RODGERS, Owner. . ... ; TQ STAND THE SEASON . At" the“ Owner’s 'Stud" Farm, 23 Moorhouse Street, Waimate. THE CHAMPION STANDARD BRED PACING STALLION ’CELLO SYDNEY WILKES. ALSO HIS FULL BROTHER BASSO DILLON WILKES. TERMS —’Cello Sydney Wilkes £lO 10s for the season. :Basso. Dillon Wilkes ~£s 5s for tho ’“season. Mares not proving in foal, return service free, lees payable on or before ;>lst January, 1925. Gloom’s fee ss, payable at time ol first service. Grazing 2s dd per week. Excellent care taken of mares, but no responsibility assumed for accidents or escapes. For further particulars apply to the owuir — THOS. L. MORRISON, ’ • 23"Moorhouse St., Wannabe,/ : Teleplri.e 28IM. v TO STAND AT OWNER’S 'FARM, v , . GLEN-ITI. . pride" OF KENTUCKY. B:ed by Herbert, Esq., Ardmore Station, Kelso. .ISire.Kentucky Ye.t, by Kentucky, by Berliu';.(imp.). - Dam Jenny Tracey (imp.). Kentucky Yet’s dam Lady Helen by ’darkaway, out of Fame Cassiyelanus, dam*'Dinah by Skelton (imported by Sir Cracrolt i Wilson), . lmprimus, by King Haiold'by Child Harold', out of Trump Card mare, by Traducer. Terms as Arranged. JOSiu-H WATT.

'TO STAND AT SEADOWN STUD THE WELL KNOWN BLOOD HORSE ST. PETERSBURG. Whose 'Pedigree and reputation is too well and favourably known to require any further comment. For terms apply to — and J. further particulars McDonald, Seadown. FORD OWNERS. Lower the Cost OF Running Your Car, IS’# HAVING your repairs EXECUTED AT DOCKRILL’S GARAGE, STAFFORD STREET SOUTH. Next Murdoch's Timber Yard. BATHERS: o'.F.S. DISPENSARY. T_IAS just landed a New .SioN; of Red Helmm and Hivin.u ('aps. U’ii! last for season;; v.ilh care. They are made from the very Dost Rubber. TIIE PRICES ABE RIGHT. USE VENUS CREAM AND RAHIw LOTION. “The Sunshade in Hie Pot tic.’’