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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 7246, 29 August 1902, Page 3

rjIHE THOROUGHBRED STALLIOS BONNIE SCOTLAND, (Winnorof tho Sydnoy Derby), BY ST. GEORGE, DAM FAIR NELL Full brothor to Loyalty and Saracon, wil stand this season in Mastorton. TERMS—4S guinoas, single mare. Fo; furthor particulars apply to— C. McCULLOUGII, Owner, C/o J. K. Blinkhornc's Stables, Dlxon-stroet, Masterton, mO STAND THE SEASON, in Masterton and Suhuoundino District, Tho Thoroughbred Stallion, IYIERRIE ENGLAND. For Furthor Particulars sco Cards or apply to W. Garrett, Villa-stroot. milE THOROUGHBRED STALLION LAKESHEILL [By Lochiel—Nautilus] Will be at tho servico of breeders in Wairarapa this season. Further particulars shortly. E. J. RIDDIFOUD. TO STAND THIS SEASON, IX Masterton and Surrounding District, Till - . TIIOKuI/dlllUIKl) STALLION— THE WORKMAN, By Robinson Crusoe—Dam The Maid. For full particulars, soe Cards, to be obtained from C. O'DONNELL, Owner. TERMS—Single Mare, £5 ss. Two or more, as arranged for. C. O'DONNELL, Railway Boarding Houso. nnO be at tho service of Breeders this JL season, at PAI'AWAI, GREYTOWN, the Thoroughbred Sire SARACEN. [Brother to Loyalty.] (St. George—Fair Nell). SARACEN will be restricted to forty approved marcs. Well grassed paddocks and plenty of good water will be provided. All care taken without responsibility. Terms — £5 5s single marc. Two or more as per arrangement. For further particulars apply to— C. J. TULLY, Greytown. HpO STAND THIS SEASON, Taratahi and Surrounding Districts, The Puredred Ahais Stallion, KALIPHA, (Imported). TERMS—Single mares, £3 10s; two or more mares of the one owner, £3. For particulars apply to S. W. TATHAM, Claroville. Or, JAS. DALGLEISH, Featherston.

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