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Waikato Times, Volume LVII, Issue 8006, 11 September 1906, Page 4

Stud Notices. /~\WNERS OF STUD HORSES, who want t? do business this comiDg season, are reminded that they can have their STUD NOTICES PRINTED BETTER and CHEAPER at the WAIKATO TIMES PRINTING WORKS than at any other printing office in New Zealand. Send your order to-day. Do not MANAGER, WAIKATO TIMES PR I STING WORKS HAMILTON. AMONGST the sires which will be at the disposal or Waikato breeders during the coming season, is the FASH lON ABLY-BRED TROTTING SIRE, YOUBS £3cK!aUIE', The property of Mb John TifDDi, Ohaupo. YOUNG McKINNEY 'is a beautiful animal, standing about 16 hands, and claims the famous McKinney (Stain,lljsecs.) as his sire, and Kate Brady as his dam. McKinney is by Alcyone— Rose Sprague. Alcyone is by Geo. Wilke3—Alma Mater. Rose Sprague is by Gov. Sprague—Rosa Kenney. Geo. Wilkes is by Hambletonian 10— Dolly Spanker by Henry Clay 8. Alma Mater is by Matnbrino Patchem 58 (by Mambrino Chief ll.)—Estelle by imp. Australian. Gov. Sprague is by Rhode Island Belle Brandon by Hambletonian 10. Rose Kenney is by Mambrino Messenger —Kenney mare. Mambrino Messanger is by Mambrino Paymaster—Lady Messenger. Kenney mare is by Mambrino Chief ?II) —dam by imported Napoleon thoroughbred. Young McKinney's dam, Kate Brady, (2: 25), is bySteinway 1808—first daughter of Woodford Mambrino. Stein way is by Strath more—Abbess (the queen of trotters-]: 58fr.) Strathuiore is by Hambletonian—Lady Waltermire. Abbess is by Albion—daughter of Mar* shall Ney. Woodford Mambrino is by Mambrino 11. —Woodbine, by Woodford. Katie Brady's granddam was the second daughter of King Jim, out of the third daughter of Robert Bruce. By this it will be seen that he can claim descent from the most aristocratio trotting strains in America, and his asm time (4:30) for two milei is a record for a three year-old in New Zaaland. He is a good performer, and during his racing career won a number of important races, notwithstanding that he was seldom away from the scratch mark. His fee will be £l is, and, as only a limited number of mares will be accepted, early application is necessary. JOHN TEDDY, Owner.

PRELIMINARY NOTICE. THE WELL-KNOWN ROADSTER STA.LL ON ASerrymaksr, WILL bo at the service of breeders again this season. Full particulars in future issue. rr\o STAND THIS SEASON on the farm, Honikiwi, Otorohanga, The Purebred Shetland Stalliorj, Beetle. If sufficient inducement offers, will visit the Waikato and surrounding district. For particulars apply G. SIDNEY CLARKR, Owner, Honikiwi, Otorohanga. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. SEASON, 1906. The Imported Shire Horse Resolution WILL STAND this Season at the Ruakura Experimental Farm, near Hamilton, and travel the surrounding District. PIDIGREE: Resolution (1900.) (Bay Horse.) Sire: Anchorite. '• ® ire! <*«n«Mwpe. ) Dam: Lively. Dam : Sweet Echo, by Blyth Echo. Gr. Dam: Smiler, by Honest Tom. G.Gr. Dam: Jewel, by Ploughboy. Anchorite, bred by His Majesty the King. FEE. Three Guineas, payable as follows: One-and-a-half Guineas at end of season, and One-and-a-half Guineas when mare proves in foal. All mares sold or exchanged held to be in foal. Paddocking will be provided by arrangement. For further particulars apply to -the groom in charge, or to the Inspector of Stock, Hamilton, or to the Overseer, Ruakura Experimental Farm, Hamilton. JOHN D. RITCHIE, Secretary for Agriculture. Wellington, September, IDOG. I DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.. '"THE PURE - BRED SHORTHORN L BULL, Master Tugela, Dam: Musical 101st—Sire: Tugela Will be at the disposal of Farmers this season at the Ruakura Experimental Farm. Stud Fees, 10s each. * W. DIBBLE, Manager. Kaw hia - Pirongia Coach (Via Te Rau-a-Moa). COACH leaves Oparau Ferry on Monday and Thuraday mornings, and leaves Pirongia on tho return, Tuesday and Friday mornings at 6 a m. FARES—Between Oparau and Pirongia, 15s; to To Rau-a-Moa, 7s (id. Hans Boesen, PROPRIETOR.