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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXIV, Issue 17732, 4 December 1919, Page 8

SLKES Oe THE SEASON". To stand the season at Kohi, Waysi>^^^ ley, the Thorougnbred Horse LOUD LUiflN 7 (14) by Lupin (8), Torida, by Torpedo (12), Streamlet, by the Mute ltivulet (imp.). Lord Lupin is a beautiful dark brown horse, standing 16 hands, lull, of quality and substance, dean, flat bone, good teet, of a quiet disposition, and good, docile temper. For further particulars re extended pedigree see Volume 11, page 218* Lord Lupin will only serve a limited number of. approved mares coming from good racing families and stud book mares. Lord Lupin has proved himself a sure foal getter, and his progeny are full of quality and substance. Mares will be met at Waverley Railway Station. Every care taken but absolutely no responsibility talcen. Fees for Stud Book mares, £10 10s; approved mares, £7 7s; mares suitable for producing good hunters, £7 7s; two or more as per arrangement. Grazing free to 31st December, 1919, after which 5s per week will be charged. Further particulars apply to : L. G. J&REMER, Kohi, WaTerley. TO STAND THIS SEASON At WAJNGANUI AND TRAVEL THE SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. THE STANDARD BRED TROTTING _ j^ STALLION " WILD MOOR. Wild Moor—by Wild Wood ImfJ1 Dam — Alice Ozxnoor imp.; full - brother to Alice Wood, (2.22). Wild Moor is the sire of Country Belle, winner of N.Z. Trotting Cup and many others. For further particulars apply to:* G. POW!3LJL or H. GRkSEN No. 9 NIXON ST., W.E. Grazing 2/6 per week. All care taken but no responsibil' ity. AH fees : id on or before the Is' January, 1920. TO STAND THE fc&ASON AT ' ■" » TUOJ&PU'S STAPLES,: WAVIiKLETf. THE THOROUUddIUSD STALLION ROOSEVELT . By Menschikoi: —Yankee Mary, Winner of Dominion Cdff"Pahiatua Handicap, Racing Club Handicap, Huii. Handicap (Otaki), Gisborne Handicap, Spring Handicap (Vangaaiui), and Grandstand Handicap (Auckland), 2nd in New Zerland Cup to Lady Lucy, Winner in all of 14 firsts aiid numV-ous seconds an. thirds. Al! care taken, but no .responslUUJty Far Terms r-pply— j, ii-:orpe, V^verley. TflO STAND THIS SEASON AT Wan* J* GAJS'UI, ASD IK AY EL TttJS MAKTON DISTRICIJS, THE FASHION A BLY-BRED S1BE: ; GUI AN FORTE - (H3!f-brother to Los Angelos> A <Multitorin (18)— La Valeric), Bred by G. G. Stead," Esq., Christ, church. G.UIANFORTB is a promising si**, ' and' if: mated with Stud Book mare« canned fail to get high-class racehorses end jumpers. He is the sire of the foilowipg winners:—Perfect jD»y, Jia, Jitsu, Biauforto, Some Boy, Guian. form, Passin' Thro', etc, .;. Mares mci; at the Wanaanui 'Railway Station, and grazing arranged for ai ■ aioderatc rates. AH cere taken, but no responsfbility,/ For all particulars apply ~.4 GROOM IN CHARGE. Windeiburn'sStable* j F "a' CHAMBERLAIN, P.O. 805 266, 9, PITT STREET, WA&GANCI. 'Phone 1117. A, BOGLE & Son iVIUTOii-CAK IKIAIMEKS and . HOOD EXPERT?; Double the life of your upholstering by having a set ot our Loose Covers. Just Published NEW VIEY7 BOOK OF WANGAMJI AND ITS SUUKOt.NQ-" INGS--24 delightful Views of THE RHINE OF NEW ZEALAV© , its fair cm, PRICE I/O. W Everyone should make a poiD.'t ot possessing this valuable souvenir of the District ye live in. Tost a coi>r to your friends abror.d. Order citrly to avoid disapiiointcient. AT A, D. WIILLS. ] JLTD. . •WllF:iU': THE GOOD BOOKS ARE.'