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Wairarapa Age, 7 October 1936, Page 8

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. TO STAND THIS SEASON AT FEATHERSTON. The Thoroughbred Sire, BLACK RONALD (9). (Winner of N.Z. Derby; time, 2.35 4-5.) Sire: Magpie, by Dark Ronald —Popinjay by St. Frusquin—Chelandry, winner of 1000 Guineas and dam of Neil Gow, 2000 Guineas, etc. Chelandry is also half-sister to Ladas, Derby winner, and to Gas, dam of Cicero, sire of Valais, sire of Heroic, Manfred, etc. Dam: Maltee, by Malster—Last Loch by Lochiel-—Hammamelis, by Grandmaster by Gladiateur (Derby). Magpie won Rous Memorial Stakes at Newmarket. In Australia, S.A.J.C. Elder Stakes, w.f.a.; V.A.T.C. Caulfield Stakes, w.f.a.; Melbourne Stakes, w.f.a. beating Desert Gold, Wolaroi, Cetigne, etc. Magpie is sire of Windbag, winner of Melbourne Cup, and many other winners in Australia. For further particulars apply to JOS. TOCKER, FEATHERSTON. FEE.—IO Guineas. All care taken but no responsibility. •PHONE 188 M, FEATHERSTON. TO STAND THE SEASON AT OWNER'S PLACE, JOHNSTON ST., MASTERTON, And District where sufficient inducement is offered. The Hacking Stallion QUAHOLME By.—Riseholme Quaestor (purebred Percheron) thoroughbred mare by Acre; Riseholme Quaestor, by Barbaley Cheifton. From:—Quapucine, a mare imported from France. Barbaley Cheifton gained 2nd. prize 1928 Royal Show, England, in a class of 32 entries. For some considerable time it has been hard to acquire hacks suitable for hill work and light harness and by the coming into the district of this young sire, bred on the lines that he is, will fill a long felt want in improving our hacks and light harness horses. TERMS: £4 10s; £2 first service, £2 10s when mare proves in foal. Groomage, 5/-. C. O’BRIEN, Owner, Masterton. .telephone 1878. TO STAND THIS SEASON. AT HAWKHURST, MT. BRUCE, MASTERTON. THE PUREBRED CLYDESDALE STALLION, ELGIN PARK CHOICE (2836) V. 15. Sire, Scotland Superb—lst dam, Waitoki Eileen, by Myroe Footprint; 2nd dam, Waitohi Flower, by High Honour; 3rd dam, Flower IV., by Abbott; 4th dam, Flower 11., by Wallace late Albertus; sth dam, Flower, by Western Star; 6th dam, Diamond, by Lord Salisbury; 7th dam, Jet, by Young Prince of Wales. For further particulars apply to T. WYETH, JUNR, MT. BRUCE, MASTERTON. TELEPHONE 2677. TO STAND THE SEASON AT UPPER PLAIN, MASTERTON, THE THOROUGHBRED STALLION FOXLIGHT. (QUICKLIGHT—FOXLAW.) LIST FULL FOR 1936. NOW BOOKING FOR 1937. FEE: 30 Guineas. For Stud Cards or any other particulars apply to JOHN MULVANEY, 'PHONE 1057, MASTERTON. OR leo McKenzie, UPPER PLAIN, 'PHONE 1121, MASTERTON. TELEPHONE 1706. WOOD XND COAL HOOD SUPPLIES of LIGNITE AND WESTPORT COAL, COKE and CARBONETTES. MATAI, MAIRE AND RAT • Also Mixed Wood, suitable , per or Kindling. WEIGHT AND MEASURE GUARANTEED. w. WHITE. WOOD AND COAL MERCHANT. RAILWAY SIDING. TOWN OFFICE: Daysh's Library. Private ’Phone, 2281.