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Waipa Post, Volume VI, Issue 274, 19 December 1913, Page 4

Dalgety and Co., Limited. JANUARY. Ngaruawahia—Friday 9 Cambridge—Monday 12 Ohaupo—Tuesday 13 Ohura—Tuesday 13 Otorohanga—Thursday 15 Kauroa —Wednesday 21 Hamilton —Thursday 22 Pio Pio—Thursday 22 Te Awamutu—Saturday 24 Ohaupo—Tuesday 27 Matamata —Wednesday 28 Te Aroha—Friday 30 note that, as from Ist October, 1913, all stock accounts are due in fourteen days, and any amounts not paid within that time will be charged interest from date of purchase. Clients requiring accommodation must , make their financial arrangements with our Hamilton office before purchasing. WOOL SALES! p ONSIGN your Wool to DALGETY'S, Auckland, the Premier Wool-Selling House, who sold last season throughout Australasia 357.812 Bales. Date of next Auckland Wool Sale : January 30TH, 1914. Catalogue closes January 25 th. We are Agents for— Wolseley Sheep - Shearing Machines, electric and friction driven. Wolseley Petrol Engines. Quibell's Sheep Dips, poisonous and non-poisonous. Donald's Wool Presses, Wire Strainers, and Lifting Jacks. Sutton's Pedigree Farm Seeds. Jarrah Timber Co. and Jarrah Farm Gates. Dalg-ety & Co., Ltd. HAMILTON. Te Awamutu Representative: C. J. PEAKE. To Stand the Season on the Farm, TOKANUI, KIHIKIHI, the Purebred Shetland Pony 1 MIGHTY ATOM. MIGHTY ATOM is a dark brown pony, standing 10.2 hands, well built, very showy, and remarkably good tempered. Prize-taker at Auckland Show.—For particulars apply G. S. CLARKE, Kihikihi. To Stand at Ohaupo 1 and Travel Te Awamutu-Pirongia Districts, The Handsome and Highly-bred CLYDESDALE COLT ROYAL MARCELLUS (No. 496, Vol. 1, C.H.5.8.) Sire, Marcellus, winner of 14 first prizes and 9 championships. Dam, Chiefess, winner of 4 first prizes. ROYAL MARCELLUS will be at Paul's Stables, Te Awamutu, every Friday night. Apply to OWEN DEATH ) J. FOGARTY ) Ohaupo. To Stand at Te Awamutu, the Wellknown Clydesdale HIGHLAND CHIEF (Chief Commander—Myra). T_J IGHLAND CHIEF, as a three-vear-old, gained first prizes at Auckland, Hamilton, and Cambridge Shows. This, : with his progeny, is ample recommendation to the public. For further particulars I apply to JOHN POLLARD, I Owner. " li— To Stand~at~Otorohanga, and travel the te kuiti and te Awamutu Districts, the Clydesdale Horse BARON KILCOY (Shepherd Lad—Nell). BARON KILCOY is a splendid bay horse, and for bone and substance has few equals. He has massive shoulders, powerful loins, well-sprung ribs, immense quarters, carries an abundance of hair, and for general good points is a rarelyfurnished animal in every respect. Shepherd Lad, by Herd Laddie (imp.) Shep herd Lad's dam, Maggie McCormick 11. (dam of Mr Walter Blaikie's champion mare Queen; Maggie McCormick 11., by Lord Salisbury (imp.); dam, Maggie McCormick, by Kettle's Wallace; dam, Miss McCormjck. Herd Laddie, imported from Scotland by the late Mr H. Rea, and sold to Mr. D. Archibald for the sum of 750 guineas, and never changed hands until sold to Mr Jas. Blaikie. Herd Laddie was bred by Mr Jno. Templeton, St. Quivox, Ayrshire. His sire, Jemmie Gray, dam, Sally, by Baronet. Lord Salisbury (imp.) was bred by Jas. Cunningham, Tarbreoch, Dalbeattie, Kirkcudbrightshire. Sire, Young Conqueror; dam, Darling, by Tintock. Lord Salisbury was never beaten in a show yard. BARON KILCOY'S dam; Nell, by Wait-a-wee; g.-dam, Rose, by Southorne. Wait-a-wee, bred by Mr E. Menlove, Windsor Park, Oamaru; sire, Prince Charlie (imp.), bred by Mr J. N. Fleming, Knockdon, Ayrshire ; sire, Prince Alfred ; dam, Darling. Wait-a-wee's dam, Kate, by Blair's Champion (imp.), a very successful sire both in Scotland and New Zealand as a breeder and in the show ring. Kate was bred by Mr Todd, Taieri, and sold to Mr Sayers at 175 guineas, afterwards to Mr Menlove at a good profit. BARON KILCOY is a show ring prize-taker, having gained two seconds and reserve championship at Stratford. Terms: Single mare, £3 15s; two or more mares as per arrangement. T. CARSON, Otorohanga. TjreeTTTcTtHe best; To Stand the Season at " Isla Bank," Te Awamutu, the Trotting Stallion GHOAI. GHOAI (2.28), by Wildword—Dolly, is one of the best. He is full brother to the peerless Ribbonwood (2.9), for eight years champion of Australasia, and who was displaced from that proud position by his own son King Cole by twofifths of a second over a mile course. Ribbonwood has 20 performances at better than 2.25 to the mile. GHOAI, with no chances, is sire of Futurity Ghoam (2 miles in 4.53, a high-class performance for a 3-year-old filly), and the trotters Desmond, Igho, and Myrtle G. Every care taken, but no.responsibility FRANK QUIN, Te Awamutu.