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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume L, Issue 12145, 27 November 1908, Page 6

SIRES OF THE SEASON. :■ TO TRAVEL WANGANUI AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. THE TROTTING STALLION TAKAPO By Brooklyn, g.s. Berlin. Dam Nancy by Quicksilver. TAKAPO is a dark brown, standing sixteen hands; with power and quality, and has taken three firsts and two seconds in the Show ring as a sire to get carriage horses. TERMS, 4 Guineas, payable Ist January, 1909. For further particulars apply J. SCOTT, Foxton R/oad, Gonville, Wanganui FOR SALE OR LEASE. The Thoroughbred Entire— CHANTER (By Enchanter—Maid of Eccleston^. Apply - ' J. NEILSON, Niblett St. Bakery. TO STAND THIS SEASON. At ARAMOHO. TROTTING STALLION CROWN CHILD, By Rothschild—lsodoress. Crown Child is a handsome dark chestnut, seven years old, standing 17 hands, with power and quality. He is a splendid harness horse. Crown Child has proved himself a sure foal getter. Terms, £4; two or more mares as per arrangement. Fees payable Ist January, 1909. First-class paddocking provided at Is 6d per week. Separate paddocks 'for wet mares. All care taken, but no responsibility. ! ■Crown Child may bo seen Wednesdays and Saturdays at Jefferson's stables, Avenue. For further particulars apply to D. W. JONES, Ararnoho. THE THOROUGHBRED HORSE SEDGEBROOK (By Louis DOr—Victress) WILL run in a Paddock with a limited number of Mares for the remander of the season. Particulars on application to J. H. LYNCH, Gordon's Stables. VISITORS TO THE SHOW Are MM to Inspect OUR VARIED STOCK ■..' ' '■" ' of -/; ■ ■ Furniture, and in 'fact everything required in connection" with House Furnishing. THOSE HAVING VISITORS COMING May require extra Bedsteads, Flax, Kapoc and Wire Mattresses, Shakedowns, ' etc. We have a large stock of these always on hand. Brand new .and of Best Quality. OUR PRICES ARE LOW. IT WILL PAY YOU TO GIVE US A CALL. HOLLO WAY, HOGAN, &CADDI Complete House Furnishers, Auctioneers, Land and Estate Agents, JEto. AVENUE. FOE SALE Splendid Dairy Farm. NEAR AUCKLAND. GQO ACRES —About two-thirds flat; \)f&/& in English grasses; other portion undulating and in rough feed, most of which is ploughable and can be put down in grass; there are 116 acres of swamp land, well drained, growing I about 300 tons flax, and grassed among the flax, included in the above. This excellent property is situated at Tariiwha, in the far-famed Wae enga Valley, 14 miles eastward (metalled road most of the way) from Wairangi Station on the Waikato railway. House of five | large rooms and bathroom, detached washhouse 16 x 22, with fixed tubs and built-in copper, workshop, and man's room large barn 18 x 42, four-stall stable and loosebox 14 x 14, concreted cowshed ten-bails; all buildings erected seven years ago. There is a creamery, school, hall, general store, post and teleI graph office all within half a mile; ■• mails three times a week. There aro two L.K.G. milking machines run b? a 4 horse-power Tangye kerosene oil t engine in good working order, and these go with the farm at the very bedrock price of £7 10s. per acre —well worth £10. The soil is rich, and answers equally well for dairying, or for fattening cattle, or for sheep, and will easily carry three sheep to the acre. It is well watered, fenced, and subdivided into 16 paddocks; free of black berries or other noxious weeds. For further particulars apply Chronicle Office, or to the owner, S TURLEY 6 BELLA VISTA ROAD. HERNE BAY, AUCKLAND.