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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume L, Issue 12145, 7 September 1908, Page 6

FIRES OF THE SEASON. TO STANDS THIS .SEASON, At Kai Iwi, THE CLYDESDALE STALLION BANCOK Imp. {1253 C.5.8.). BANCOR'S stock have been compet ing successfully in iSoiith Islan< show rings. They have also been com manding high figures, one of the lates gold being a 3-year-old colt named Kinj Edward, who was purchased by tlii Queensland Government, through th< iNew Zealand Government, for 301 guineas. As a show horse Bancor holds aver; fine record since his advent to this is land, reading as follows: —■ 1906 Manawatu Ist and champion. 1906 Hawera, Ist and champion. 1906 Taranaki, Ist and' champion. 1907 Wanganui, Ist and champion. 1907 Hawera, Ist as best walkinj stallion. 1907 Hawera, Ist as best-oonditione< stallion. 1908 iMasterton, Ist and champion. Among the horses defeated at Tar a naki in 1906 was Marcellus, whose sire Knight of the Thistle, was also beatei by Bancor at.Wanganui in 1907. It will thus be seen that there ar few horses in the Dominion that hoL such an excellent record. Terms: Five guineas per mare. Graz ing free. For further particulars apply to FRANK MOORE, Kai Iwi. Or to JAS. McNAUGHT, Kai Iwi. TO STAND THIS SEASON AT WANGANUI. THE THOROUGHBRED HORSE RENOWN (BY DBEADNOUGHT-liTrREBIBD.) Will travel Pordell, via Warrens ate tine, Marton and Turakina Districts. This well known performer will be at the service of breeders in the Wanganui, Fordell, Turakina, and Marton Districts. He is a handsome horse, 9 years old, standing 16 hands, being a dark chestnut in colour, showing good quality and substance all over. Being got by Dreadnought, who was by Chester, a son of the great Yattendon, Chester being out of Lady Chester (imp.), by Stockwell. RENOWN'S dam, Lyrebird, was by St. Leger, out of Lyre, who was by Patriarch, out of Lyra (imp.), by Thormandy: Amongst RENOWN'S performances the following will-show his ability to gallop: As a 2-year-old, Hawke's . Bay J.C. Spring, won Nursery, 4% furlongs. At C.J.C. Metropolitan Spring, won Juvenile Plate, 5 furlongs, 7st, Advance, 8.12, 3rd; Imin. 3sec. Auckland R.C. Suminei', won Great Northern Foal Stakes. Second in Royal Stakes, 6 furlongs, 7st; 51b., Screw Gun, Bst 61b Ist, Rosella Sst 51b, 3rd; Imin. 16 2-sth sec. Wanganui Spring, won Guineas, 1' mile, Sst 101b., Formosan, Sst. 101b., 2nd,•Beddington, Sst 51b. 3rd.; Imin. 43secl As a 3-year-old, C.J.C. Metropolitan, won Derby, I*A miles, Bst 101b., Military, Sst 101b. 2nd, Cannie Chiel Bst 101b. 3rd.; 2min. 42 2-sth sec. Second Canterbury Cup, 1% mile, 7st 1011t.., Advance, 9st., Ist, Fulmen, 9st. 51b., 3rd.; 3min. 7 2-sth sec. Auckland R.C. Summer, won Railway Handicap, 6 furlongs. Sst. 111b. Won Great Northern Derby ', 1% miles, Bst. 101b., Formula, Sst 51b., 2nd, Beddington, Sst 51b., 3rd.; 2min. 40 2-sth sec. Won Royal Stakes, 6 furlongs, 9st 21b., Menchikoff, 7st 51b., 2nd, Formosan, Bst 61b., 3rd.; Imin. 15 l-s.th sec. Wellington R.C. Summer, won Wellington Cup,; 1% mile, Sst 101b., Coeur de Lion, Sst '101b:. and Paladin, 7st 121b., dead heat for-2nd place; 2min. 35 2-sth sec. Six of RENOWN'S stock, as 3-year-olds, have been trained for racing purposes, three of which have been successful in winniners. ; ' RENOWN has never been, at the service of breeders up to the present, as he has only been used by Mr. Hunter for his own stud. • RENOWN will visit, as' follows :— Turakina, via Warreng-ato line, on Mondays. . Marton, at Mclndoa's Stables, on Tuesdays. Wang-anui, at Jefferson's Stables, for the remainder, of week. - TEBBES—Single Mares, £5 5/-. Two or more, aa per : agreement. Good Paddocking—l/6 per week. Separ-ate-paddock for wet mares. For further particulars, apply to Ch CHAM3ERI.AIK-. A. E. KITCHEN, PHARMAOEUTXOAL ANl* DISPENSING CHEMIST, (By •xwnination) DIRIOT IMPORTER. ■iWW, BOioiu He»dMh«, ©fct, t*k« KITCHEN'S Podo-Eidnymin and Cascara, KIIGB »/6 imp Bottle. ; !w2* afe °S? d "' I niu «n«», Whoopißi UOBgjb, Diflealty of Breathing, ana iif •f eotjon. of the Lunga, take Btchiß'i Cough Expectorant PBJCI l/fl and M per Bottl*. ■bo«ks of H«moeop»thio Medioi»e> Ert.—- - , •"fay* on handi "JWgftM* Prescription* and Prirat* ■eoxpea Carefullj Dispensed. AGENT for-Mr. GREENWOOD'S PM«GBVATIVB TOOTH POWDER A. E. KITCHEN, PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST, VktoiU Avenue, Waa«anui. , BY HAVING YOUR PREBCBIP. TION WORK DONE AT AXF. A . pOWER'B PHARMACY, Yon have the benefit of » life-long practical Experience in thia particular line, combined with Fresh, Full Strength Standardised Drngs, of suayante^ (Mtenoy only. A. E. HEDGES (Late J. P. Aldridge and Son), STATIONER, FANCY GOODS, AND NEWSAGENT. A LARGE and Varied Assortment p Toys and Fancy Goods kept it stock. SPORTING REQUISITES of the sea son. Papers and Periodicals posted to al parts of the country. Agent for all Australian and Nei Zealand Weekly and Daily Papers. THE A.B.A. COBNER, TAIHAPE. r\ IRLS, buy a " Good Cheer " and trj for the "Gills' Owfc Annual."