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Waikato Argus, Volume XXXI, Issue 4853, 14 November 1911, Page 2 (Supplement)

THE STUL. mHE TROTTING STALLION 1 DICTATOR, By Imperious (imp.)— Nellie (Arab). Two-mile Champion of Australasia as a three-year-old. Sire of Dick Fly, holder 11/ xI l /x mile record for Australasia, 3- 2 41 two miles, 4 36; and also sire several other fast ones. Stud Fees : £4; £2 first • balance when mare provesj Stand in/; at Frank ton,' where inducement offers. Mares met at Franktor Good paddocks 1/6 a 1 taken but no responsibility. Full particulars on application to W. TAPP & SONS, Owners, Frankton Junction. vice, and tion All care ,’|TO ST VND AT MY FARM* X WOODSIDE, The Fashion tbly-bred Trotting Stallion UNO TERE, Voting McKinney—Miss King, by Young Irvington; dam, a half-sister to the dam 0 Ribbonwood. Jer four years, flows Bin. beautiNO Tere is a bay 1 is 15.3 hands high, andj tiful flat bone. A limited number mares will be accepted. Mares sent to farm grazed free. Terms: £5 ss. No foal, no pay. E. GOODWIN, Woodside, 130 BREEDERS OF HACKS 1 HUNTERS, REMOUNTS AND POLO PONIES. The following Thoroughbred Horses will be at their disposal for a limited number of approved mares for the coming season, and will be located at “ Gwendon,” which is situated I mile from Ngaruawahia Railway Station The Purebred Desert Arab Stallion TITUS 11. Abdallah Caste. Foaled 1900.

Titus 11. won the Poona Arab Derby and all the weightjtor-inches there; also Bombay Derby ifipd all weight-for-inches there, until vtffehted out at I4st 7lb, the highest weijßt ever allotted to an Arab horse in Irißa. Titus 11. is allowed to be thf ' ghest class horse of his strain ever it. orted into the Federal States. He carries all the characteristics of his undoubted lineage—true colour, black epidermis, black feet, etc., and beautifully balanced. This is the class to fix the type. Titus 11. has only been two seasons at the stud in the Dominion, and has proved himself a sure getter. Breeders are highly pleased with his first crop of foals, some of which have changed hands at satisfactory prices. Fee, £5 ss. ROHBPOTA.E

Rohepotae is a very powerful dark brown horse with tan muzzle, about 16 hands I inch high, with good front, great depth and substance, a grand set of legs and feet, and is a fine mover. The lines on which he is bred are admirably suited and proved to be O.K. for getting of steeplechase horses and remounts. This beautiful ~ young horse has been one season at thfe stud and has proved himselt a getter, j* Lady Fisher, the dam*Rohepotae, is now located at the famoj Shipley Stud, tf.S.W., having been purchased by Mr Sol. Green at a high figure. Fee, £4 4s. Good paddocking provided at 2s per week for dry mares, or 4s for foaling mares. All care but no responsibility whatever taken. Reductions made for two or more mares same owner, if paid at service; 10 per cent added after 15th January. For further particulars apply to Farmers’ Co-operative Auctioneering Co., Or DUDLEY RATNE, Owner. Wires and Letters to Owner, Ngaruawahia. TO STAND THIS SEASON AT HAUTAPUThe Thoroughbred Stallion GLENGOWRIE, By Soult—Lady Musket. Winner of 13 First Prizes in the show ring last year, including Three Premium Frizes presented by the Auckland Racing Club for stallion to improve the breed of sad' Fee: £5 5s for approve able 2nd January, 1912. J For cards and furt# apply to R. HANNON, Hautapn. horses, mares, payparticulars TO STAND AT WHATAWHATA and travel the distiicts of Taupiri, Ngaruawahia, Te Kowhai, Te Rore, Harapcpe, Karamu and Tuhikaramea— The Well-known Heavy Draught Sire OSBORNE (Bay>. Sire, Salisbury Prid<ys dam, Smart; by Lord Salisbury (itm), by Allandale. Terms ; Single iftres, £3 10s ; two or more, the property of one owner, as arranged. J. T. KEMPTHORNE, Owner. mO STAND AT NGARUAWAH r A X and travel' the surrounding districts—The Fashionably-bred Trotting Stallion GENERAL WOOD, Ribbonwood—Little Beil. General Wood is six years old, stands 16 hj: nds I inch, and has an unbeaten sho\ ring record in Canterbury. His sire (R ibonwoodj holds the record for a mile i 1 Australasia, and his dam (Little Bell) was onljfionce unplaced in 24 starts, and was Sever beaten in a show ring. Terras: £/ 7s; two or more as arranged. Also, the Famous Imported Shire Horse RESOLUTION. Fees: Single mares, £4; two or more, £3 10s. ARCHIBALD LEACH, Ncrania wahia. ” Foaling and Calving Season, Oil. Mr. F. GLOVER, M.R.C.V.S., C’ook-st., Hamilton .East, Wishes his Country Client to know that his residence is confected with Telephoned IS DELAYS ARE DANGMOUS AT THIS SEASON.# Milk Fever—Cure Guaranteed IN EVERY CASE. Orders received for Entire Colts to be Operated on Standing, without the Risk of Roping. Telephone, 210. LADIES and Gentlemen like Collars and Cuffs well finished .with a goed glaze. It does make a difference ti one’s appearance to got ip linen. Have you tried " GLazO ” Linen Polishing Tablet which hq| an immense sale in England ? Sold by all store 54 tablet.