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Waikato Times, Volume LVII, Issue 8055, 13 November 1906, Page 4

AMONGST the sires which will be at the disposal of Waikato breeders during this coming season, is the FASH lON ABLY-13 RED TROTTING SIRE, YOUBG KcKIHJIEY, The property of Mr John Teddy, Ohaupo YOUNG McKINNEY is a beautiful, animal, standing about 16 hands, and claims the famous McKinney (2min. lUfecs.) as his sire, and Kate Brady as his dam. McKinney is by AlcyoneRose Sprague. ROUTE: Monday—TeAwamutu ftk Tuesday—Ohatpo • Wednesday—Hamilton and Tamahere Friday—Cambridge and Pukerimu List nearly full ; only room for a few more mares. . JOHN TEDDY, Owner. riIHE WELL-KNOWN ROADSTER WILL bo at the service of breeder! again this season. ROUTE: Monday—Hukanui to Taupiri. Tuesday Taupiri to Ngaruawahia,« through Pukete home. Wednesday—Round Ohaupo Road via Narrows Bridge, and home. Thursday—Royal Hotel, Hamilton. Friday—Mutaugi, Tauwhare and Eureka Saturday—Home, via Newstead. Terms on application. All marei sold or exchanged held to be in foal. r». HENRY. Owner, Hamilton East. TO STAND THIS SEASON on the farm, Honikiwi, Otorohanga, The Purebred Shetland Stallion, Beetle. If sufficient inducement offers, will visit the Waikato and surrounding district. For particulars apply G. SIDNEY CLARK B, Owner, * Honikiwi, Otorohanga; ■ The Imported Clydesdale Stallion, Lord Vanley, By Lord Cranley, dam, Empresi. TO STAND THIS SEASON at Gordon, and travel the surrounding distriots, Matamata, Waharoa and Aratiatia. TERMS: Single Mares, £3 3s; two or' more as per arrangement. J. N. MoLEOD, Gordon. 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. PFDIGREE: Resolution (1900.) | (Bay Horse.) Sire: Anchorite. ] Sire. Gunthorpe. ) Dam: Lively. Dam : Sweet Eoho, by Blyth Eoho. Gr. Dam: Smiler, by Honest Tom. G.Gr. Dam : Jewel, by Ploughboy. Anohorite, bred by Hia 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 feal. 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 Agrioulture. Wellington, September, 1906.