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Waikato Independent, Volume VII, Issue 461, 16 January 1908, Page 2

TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON in Eureka, Tauwharc, Tamahere, Matangi, Fencourt and Cambridge Districts, . The well-known Heavy Draught Stallion, SALISBURY YET. Terms —£i single marc, £2 to be payable on January Ist, 1908, and £2 when mare proves in foal. A reduction given for two or more mares the property of one owner. All care taken, but no responsibility incurred. C. HARGREAVES, Cambridge. mo STAND at the Owner’s Farm, X Haotapu, Cambridge, the purebred imported Timor pony LORD ROBERTS, (By Sir Robert, out of Grace Darling). Terms — £2 single mare ; £1 10s two or more from same owner. Payable Ist January, 1908. Lord Roberts was imported from New South Wales, and was a successful prize winner at Sydney, Auckland and Cambridge Shows. Secure paddocks for mares, Is per week. All care taken, but no responsibility. C. HARGREAVES, Cambridge. |j|o STAND THE SEASON at CamX bridge, and to travel the surrounding Districts, the well-known Draught Stallion LOCHABER (By British Lion out of Thornby Meg, by Hard Times). The stock left by Lochabor in the Waikato is so well and favourably known that it needs little comment. It topped the list at the N.Z. Loan and Mercantile Company’s Spring Sale at Cambridge last year, and also at the following autumn one. Terms— Single Mare, £4 ; two or more, as per arrangement. £2 to be paid at end of season ; balance when mare proves in foal. Mares sold or exchanged held to be in foal. HO CTE — Monday and Tuesday : Hinuera, at Mr Seftoa Banks’, where grazing at 1(6 per week. Wednesday ; Home. 'Thursday: Fcncourfc. Friday ; Tamahere Road Saturday : Home R. HANNON, Owner. H. HARRIS, in charge, To whom communications should be addressed. All care taken, but no responsibility. jjIHE TROTTING STALLION GHOAI, Full brother to Ribbonwood (2.9), will stand the season at Te Awamutu, and travel as under— Tuesdays ; Te Awamutu to Rukuhia Wednesdays : Rukuhia to Hamilton Thursdays ; Hamilton to Crowther and Bell’s, Cambridge Fridays : Cambridge to Te Awamutu. GHOAI, at 3 years, trotted one mile in 2.28. For Pedigree, see Cards. JOHN POLLARD, Jim., Te Awamutu. Or FRANK QUIN, Ohaupo. TO STAND THIS SEASON at the Owner’s Farm, Pukerimu, Cambridge, the thoroughbred stallion ST. CRISPIN (St. Ledger—Tingara). A sure foal-getter. St. Crispin's dam, Tingara, was daughter of the Musket horse, Nordenfeldt, and Tres Deuce, by Traducer. Teems : Single mare, 3 guineas; two i more from same owner, 2|- guineas. Two guineas to be paid by Ist January, 190 3, and balance when mare proves in foal. Grazing, Is per week. All care but no responsibility. For further particulars apply A. E. FEAR, Pukerimu. mO STAND THE SEASON at the X Owner’s Farm, “ Woodburn,” Cambridge, the well-known Thoroughbred Stallion, MUSKAPEER (By Musket—Venus Transit). Terms on application. Also, the Timor Pony GENERAL BOBS. Terms on application. JOHN BROWNE, Cambridge vmsm m M Island Fruit Store, VICTORIA STREET Shop just above Mr B. J. Wilkinson's, Stationer). Choicest Fruit and Confectionery at LOWEST PRICES. ISH SUPPERS SATURDAY NIGHTS. Oysters in Season. Give us a Call. A. H. AYLWARD, Proprietor.