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Waikato Argus, Volume XXXIII, Issue 5158, 15 November 1912, Page 1

THE STUD. A 3 ) iV d cl g cl s s e i ) 1 ( I *•»? tsx-jt nnHE IR O T TING STALLIOf DICTATOR, By Imperious (imp.)— Nellie (Arab). Two Mile Champion of Australasia as ; three year old. Sire of Dick Fly, holder of l'/z milt record of Australasia, 3'24 : two miles 4.36; and also sire several other fas ones. Stud Fees, £4. £2 fir# service ance when mart proves in foal or sold. Standing at Frankton, Hamilton, anc where inducement offers. Good paddocks 1/6 a week. All care taken but no responsibility. Groomage j 2/6 at first service. | Full particulars on application to ; W. TAPP, Owner, Frankton Junctioi 1 WAUCHORE (U). By Freedom—Black Watch. This young sire will stand at Hinuera Estate, and, without doubt, is one of the greatest constitutioned horses in the Dominion. After five years’ hard racing was retired to the stud sound in wind and limb. Fee : sgs. Grazing l/ 6 per week. W. C. RING, Owner. la _ TO BE AT SERVICE OF BREEDERS in Morrinsville and surrour 1 Ing districts this coining season, the following highly-bred horses : BUNYAN (14) Pilgrim’s Progress; dam, Neva. OBLIGADO Orviile ; dam, The Flirt. LORD DUNDAS (imp.). Up-to-Time ; dam, Kate of Nyadd. ROYAL TIMES (Brother to Master Deans). Better Times; dam, Jennie Deans. SUOBOURNE SILVER Sudbourne Spark; dam, Silvery. And the Standard-bred Trotter CEDRIC Emmerson; dam, Emmeline, Further particulars as to pedigrees, routes, etc., to JOHN GADDES, Morrinsville. THE THOROUGHBRED CHESTNUT STALLION ROYAL NEWS By Wairiki—Bad News. Wairiki is bv Soult—Rose and White. Bad News by St. Crispin, son of St. Leger and grandson of Doncaster, by Stockwell from Zip, by Gladiator (imp.). Wairiki is a winner of several races, including the Auckland Cup of Isoosovs., 2 miles, in 3.29 4-53., etc. ROYAL News is 5 years old and stands 16.1 % inches high, and is a p izetaker in the show ring. .He possesses first-class feet, and is a handsome rich chestnut in colour. He will stand_ at Learainuton and travel the following districts Monday-Via Bruntwood, Matangi, to Tamahere Stables Tuesday—Via The Narrows to Kaipaki Creamery, to Ohaupo Stables Wednesday—From Ohaupo to Te Awamutu, opposite the pound Thursday Via Rangiaohia, through Roto-o-rangi to Leamington Friday—Victoria Road and Hautapu First Saturday in the month—Maungatautari Second Saturday in the month—Fencourt Third Saturday in the month—Taotaoroa Fourth Saturday in the month—Maungatautari Terms: £4 4s; two mares or more reduced. Grazing is; wet mares Is fid. For particulars write to the owner— M. JOHNSON, Leamington. TO STAND THE SEASON AT 1 CAMBRIDGE and travel the surrounding districts — The Imported Shire Stallion DEWSTOW JUPITER FEE : £4. E. J. COMER, Cambridge. A rno STAND AT WHATAWHATA 1 AND TRAVEL WAIPA AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. The Well-known Draught Stallion Welcome Willie TERMS:—Single Mare, £3; two or more, £2 10/-; half guarantee. Mares sold or exchanged held to be in foal. Full particulars later JOHNSTONE BROS Whatawhata, rno T STAND THIS SEASON A 1 HAUTAPU— G The Thoroughbred Stallion LENGO W R ! £, By Soult—Lady Musket. Winner of 13 First Prizes in the show ring last year, including Three Premium Prizes presented by the Auckland Racing Club for stallion best calculated to improve the breed of saddle horses. Fee: £5 5s for approved marcs, payable 2nd January, J913. For cards and further particulars apply to R, HANNON, Hautapu. Foaling and Calving Season, 1912. Mr. F. GLOVER, M.R.C.V.S., Cook*st, Hamilton East, Wishes his Country Clients to know that his residence is connected with Telephone, DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS AT THI SEASON. -(jure IN EVERY CASE. xcived for Entire Colts to d on Standing, without the