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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 8278, 20 October 1905, Page 7

nnO Stand this Season -*- at the owner's farm," Elmley," Taueru, l_li__!_____r Imported Shire JBt iDL"* BAY RONALD - (1G513) Vo] 19j English Shire Horse S.B:) Sii c Nym Hitchin Duke (14,782, Vol. 15), dam Diadem, by Woodcoats (1958). This horse was purchased for the owners by one of the best judges of Shire horses in England, and we are now proud to say that he has more than fulfilled our expectations, as his stock are a credit to any sire in New Zealand. Any further particulars can bo obtained from the owners, T. P. LETT & SON. Masterton, August 25th, 1905. I huroby certify that I this clay examined at the request of Messrs 1\ P. Lett and Son, Taueru, the 0-yeur old Shiro stallion Bay Ilonald (16513, Vol 19 English Shire Horse Stud Hook, and in uiy opinion is free from horeditary unsoundnesses. —(Signed) W. G. Tayloh, M.R.C.V.S. WILL travel this season in the Masterton district, the Purebred Clydesdale Stallion COW! MON WEALTH. (Challenger—Belle of the Isles). " Good wine needs no bash." Commonwealth is a beautiful dark bay horse of immense quality and substance, standing over 17 hands on very short legs, with great, broad, flat, clean bones, and strong, sound, hardy feet, combined with splendid action and quality, such as is rarely met with in a draught horse. Commonwealth has already proved his great merit by winning first prizes all over the North Island wherever he has been shown, in the very best of company. Hi& sire, Challenger, was got by that celebrated breeding and showyard sire Glengyle. Commonwealth's dam, Belle of the Isles, is a mare of grand substance, and is proving herself very consistent, breeding highclass slock. Terms—£4 4 s single maro, payable on or before January Ist, 1906. Groom's fee, 2s 6d each mare. Apply to J. FALLOON, Ballance. or J. CONNOR, Masterton. Stand this season at 1 Hazeldcll, Te Ore Ore, the Clydesdale StalKiTGHENER, by Pride of str;ithmore— Diamond. Pride of Strath more was bred by E. Church, Esq., of Ashburton. Pride of Strathmore was got by Extinguisher, 14 5.8.; dam was got by Mrs Nimmo's Prince, by Prince Charlie, 1 S.B. (imp from Scotland). Extinguisher took first and champion at Dunedin and at Invercargill A. and P. Show as a 4yr-old—by Young Extinguisher (imp from Scotland by the late N. Nesbit). Young Extinguisher is by Vanquisher. Extinguisher's dam is Maggie McCormack, by Sir William Wallace, dam Miss MeCormack (imp by tho late David Nesbit from Tasmania) by Lincolnshire Hero, grand-dam by Black Champion (imp). Lord Kitchener's dam is Diamond, by Tam-o'-Shanter, by old Sir Colin Campbell (imp). Diamond's dam was imported from Tasmania by the late Mr Hastwell Diamond took first prize as a mare in regular work and was awarded second prize in brood mare class to the champion mare Darling. Lord Kitchener is a bay horse, of nuggety build, with large bone and muscle, and is of good temperament. For further particulars apply to— OSWALD PERCY, Owner, Te Ore Ore. jgSgfii r|lO be at the service •"- °f Breeders in this District, the. well-known Clydesdale Stallion, crown reef. p or terms, etc., apply to the owner. THOS. ROSYTH, Gladstone. TO Stand this Season in the Wairarapa, the Clydesdale Stallion, GARRY OWEN. Tully Allan—Sweet Lavender.) Terms: £4 4s per mare. NO SURRENDER. First prize at Palmerston Show. Terms: £4 4s. Pony Stallion, KING OF THE RING. Full particulars on application. ANGUS FRASER, Owner. nnilfi Thoroughbred -IL Horse, %gterab|_ EJECTOR will be at the service of Wffl breeders on Castlepoint _■ jfl ¥ Station. Well - grassed -■£■ ' paddocks will be provided free of charge, but no responsibility taken. Terms :£3 10s single mare; two or more as per agreement. Full particulars on application to THE MANAGER, Castlepoint Station. Full pedigree, see cards. -1- tua and Eketahuna Districts, the Thoroughbred Horse— fl]rl| FR4VTERNITE. Winner of many classic races. See N.Z. Turf Book 1892-1893. Sire of Inniskillen, winner of this year's N.Z. Grand National Steeplechase. Terms -Single Mare, £4 ss. For full particulars apply to ; ■ P. DEVINE, Owner, Care Smith and Taylor's Livery Stables, Pahiatua. __Si_ Stand this Season in JL the Masterton district, the Thoroughbred Stallion, |HHB|k CHAINLINK. lilßy Chninshot, dam Nautilus; m jpalfChainshot by Musket, dam ==a Jl I '|Locket (imp); Nautilus by £*Jl Tr.adtiecr, dam Waterwitch, by Cnmpden, dam Mermaid. CHAINLINK is a bay horse, with black points, standing 16 hands 2J inches high. He will be at the service of breeders during this season. Fee, £i 4s. Groomage fee, 5/Curds and full particulars from T. CLANCY, Empire Hotel Stables. A Colonial of World-wide Reputation. PARKER'S HAIR TONIC. A never-failing cure for falling hair dandruff, and all affections of the scalp. AN ENGLISH LADY'S OPINION: " Surrey, England, 7th May, 1903. MR PARKER : DEAR Slß.—Will yon please forward me another box of your famous Hair Tonic. My friends have used it with the greatest success, and the box containing twelve bottles is now finished. It may seem absurd to send from England for Hair Tonic, but we cannot find any here to equal it. Yours faithfully, The original letter can be seen at 28, Manners-street. Parker's Hair Tonio is sold by all chemists throughout the colony. Price 2s 6d per bottle; by post 3s. Should be on every lady's toilet table.