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Waikato Argus, Volume XXV, Issue 3944, 24 November 1908, Page 1

Special Liqueur Whisky. Guaranteed 20 Years Old. Drawn Direct from the Wood, or 10/6 per bottle Commercial Hotel, Hamilton.

rpCTSTAND AT W'HATAWHATA JL and travel Ngaruawabia, Te Kowhai, and surrounding districts, where sufficient inducement offers— The Heavy Draught Dark Bay Stallion Welcome Willie Sire-Clydesdale Willie, by Lech Willie (imported) ; dam—Blossom, by Good Hope. Breeders should inspect this horse s stock before making arrangements Although only yearlings, are well wurtl seeing. Terms: Single mare, £3; two or more £2 IOs; half guarantee. Secure paddocks for mares, but ni responsibility. ITJHNSTONE BROS., ■ Whatawhata. TO STAND AT WHATAWHATA and travel the districts of Karamu, Harapepe, Ngaruawahia, Pukcte,'l uhikaramca and Frankton—The Heavy Draught Stallion Osborne Sire —Salisbury's Pride ; dam OSBORNE is a bay horse, standing over 17 hands, on short legs, measuring 12'4 inches below the knee. He has good flat bone, with abunclarce of hair, and good action. A better tempered horse could not be found. At three years old he took First Prize at the Egmont A. and I'. Show. In 1905, took First Prize and Champion in Waiiganui, beating the well-known horse Glenroy, among many others. Osborne was bred by Isaac Lupton, of Waverley. Fee : Single mare, £3 IOs; two or more as per arrangement. ROUTE: Monday—Te Kowhai and Puketc ; Tuesday Ngaruawahia (F. Tonge's Stables) ; Wednesday— I'uhikaramea (Livingstone's) ; Thursday—home; Friday-Karamu (J. Charleston's) ; remainder of week at home. T. KEMPIHORNE, Owner. TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON IN THE CAMBRIDGE, FENCOURT, TAUWHARE, NEWSTEAD, and TaMAHERE DISTRICTS, The Purebred Clydesdale Stallion Lonl Elderslie, iy Hard Times ; dam, Lizzie, by Lord Salisbury (imp.). Bred by John Reid, Esq., of Oamaru. Lord'Elderslie is a very massive dark brown horse, with 13 inchesof bone below the knee. Lord Elderslie needs very little comment, as he has proved himself one of the best sires ever imported to the Waikato, and a very sure foal-getter. Terms : £4 single mare ; £3 lOs two or more mares the property of same owner ; £2 payable on January Ist, 1909, and balance when mare proves in foal. Good secure paddocking. Grazing Is 6d per week, All care taken ; no responsibility. C. lIARGREAVES, Owner, Cambridge.

rpO STAND THE SEASON AT X CAMBRIDGE and travel the surrounding districts— The Purebred Clydesdale Stallion Armadale, Glcngyle— Nancy. Terms : Single mares, 3gs. For further particulars apply to C. BAP ROW, Cambridge. ™AO STAND-AT TE AWAMUTU AND PIRONGIA, and travel where inducement offers— The Heavy Draught Stallion Prince Royal Sire—Rojal Conqueror; dam—Bonnie, by Bonnie Prince; granddam Kate, by President; g g dam by Nugget ; gg g j dam by Major, imported by the ati Mi lien. Newell. Terms: £2 at end of season; £2 lOs half guarantee ; £3 guarantee. F. W. GIBSON', Owner. J. WIT r< >N, groom in charge. mo STAND THIS SEASON, and travel the Cambridge, Hamilton, and Ohaupo districts — The Hackney Stallion Killeymoon Swell This horse was bred by the well-known breeders, Messrs Ellis Bros., of Bulls, Rangitikei, and was got by their famous purebred imported Hackney Stallion Galantine, whose stock are making such record prices. Killeymoon Swell's dam, Meg, by Bedouin, is recognised to be one of the best thoroughbreds that ever stood in Rangitikei. Galantine is the first registered hackney that ever came to the North Island, and, coming as he does from heavy prize-winners on both tides, he is stamping his stock as a purebred hackney should. Killeymoon Swell comes from famous jumping strains on his dam's side, and has already shown his desire to follow in the footsteps of his ancestors. He is particularly well grown, and has any amount of style and action, combined with first-class feet and bone of the best quality. Coming from sound parents on both sides, he is 'equally clean himself. Particiil: later. THOMPSON I'd. Owners. K SEASON AT rr<J THIS SEASON .1 MORRINSVILLE - The Imported Thoroughbred lion Cans p lire By Carbine (2\ dam Revelry (5) ; Revelry by Peter (9), dam Reveillon. PETER, the sire of Revelry, was a \ cry brilliant racehorse, winning many good races, and is by Hermit (English Derby winner) from I.ad} Masham. Revelry, Campiire's dam, threw a good manv winners. The best, perhaps, was Damocles (by Sll ;> n lei), who ran second to that phi.ll >nn nal horse flying Fox in the English D rby 1599. CAMPFIRE is a five-year-old brown horse imported from England by E. J Watt, Esq., Hawke'sßay, as a two-year-old. Being such a beautifully - bren horse, it was thought better, alter sue! a long sea voyage, to put the horse 1 arlv to the stud in preference to training him lie stood his first season last year ir Patea and proved himsell a sure foalBetter. Terms: Single mai . Lj >-■•; two 01 more from aiiuc o n:. ■:. i .; .; • c;; ■ Grazing is 6d per week. Every can taken but no responsibility incurred. For further particulars apply to FRANK MARSHA! I ,