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Waikato Times, Issue 12182, 18 September 1911, Page 1

Stud Notices. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. TROTTING STALLION Dictatoo JCTATOIi travel the Waikato District this Season. Further particulars apply to W. TAPP, 763 Frankton. GENERAL SOULT, 4JL>.I[I SOULT 11,1890—HOTCHerina, 1893. Soult: Beauharnais, 1874, byjosephine, 1854-See Saw, 5, 1865 ; Inheritress, 1840Birdcatcher, 11, 1833 (sire The Baron) ; Margery Daw, 1856-Buccaneer, 14, 1857 (sire of Kisber and Formosa)—St. Simon, 11, 1881 (sire of Persimmon and Diamond Jubilee), St. Angela, 1865-Galopin, 3,1872 Derby (sire Donovan); Adeline, 1851-King Tom, 3, 1851 (sire Kingcraft) ; Flying Duchess, 1853-Vedette, 19, 1854, Two Thous. G., Doncaster Cup. Hotcherina, 1893: Hipporina, 1878Hotchkiss, 2, 1885 (sire of Multiform) Yatterina, 1865 (won 6oraces)-Kippocam-pus, 12, 1873; Kohinoor-Yattendon, 17, 1861 (sireot Chester); Fanny Fisher, 1865, (dam Torpedo)-Dainty Ariel, 17, 1857; Petroleuse (imp.), 1869-Musket (imp.) 3, 1867 (sire of Carbine); Hartshorn, 1861- j Oxford, 12, 1857 of Sterling); j Daughter of Brown Bess-West Australian, ; 1857-Toxopholite, 3, 1855, Ascot Derby. j This is one of the best bred horses ! in the country for getting hacks and cross-country stock, having the great i Dainty Ariel blood, noted for hard- J iness and jumping. . At Auckland Racing Club Spring Meeting, 1907, as a two-year-old, won ; Welcome Stakes, 260 sovs., beating five others ; same meeting won Mus- j ket Stakes, 200 sovs., 8.12 (top j weight), beating 12 others. He met with an accident just after, and did not race for two years, when he ran second to Salute, at A.R.C. Summer j Meeting, in the Newmarket Handicap. ! TERMS : Single Mare, £5 ; Two or more, £4 each. Grazing : 1/6 per week. Every care j will te taken, but no responsibility, j Further particulars from a. j. :ir KK ' i "Burwotod," MATAMATA.

ENERAL WoodSTRAIGHT OUT TROTTER. ! ARCHIBALD LEACH, OWNER. IN CHARGE. ! Six years old, with unbeaten show ring performances in Canterbury, j The most fashionable bred trotting j sire in Australasia, standing 16 ; hands, linr a perfect horse. General Wood by Ribbonwood, Little Bell by General Tracy, dam Brenda. STUD FEES : £7 7a ; other than trotting ir.ares, as arranged. Standing at Ngaruawahia, Hamilton, and where induceirent offers. RESOLUTION AND PRINCE MARCHALL ALSO OUT. 764 A PRELIMINARY NOTICE. TO STAND AT HAMILTON And to Travel Surrounding Districts, the Rrcing Pony " K oroirangl " Six years, 14.3 Hands, by Ra®giputu—Never Return. TERMS : £•! 3s ; £2 2s, payable on January Ist, balance when Mare proves in foal. For further particulars, C. RASSMUSSEN, Hamilton. (Public Notices.) NOTICE. SOUTH AUCKLAND COURSING CLUB. r FIRE SPAS SERS on the Coursing JL Grounds at Silverdale will be prosecuted, and dogs instantly destroyed. J. B. SCOTT, 391 Hon. Sec. A T T 1

TO LEASE. OAA ACRES of good land, with wUU right of purchase in 5 years at £6 per acre J Rental 5 per cent on value of P.C. Six roomed house, sheds, etc ; 1 mile from township, stores, school, church, creamery, P. 0., etc. ALSO OAA ACRES, with right of pur LdVjy) chase in 5 years at £2O per acre. New house, 5 rooms, sheds, etc., Rental, 5 percent value on P.C. ; f mile from creamery, and 4 miles from railway station, stores, saleyards, etc. A LBX 0. J ONES. AGENT OHAT'PO. SPRING PRING MNG r1 00D<3. ring VJoods. riIHE T ATE ST lUMMER "ILLINERY. DRESS MATERIALS AND FANCY GOODS NOW ON VIEW AT M R * F. LOOHS. " TE ARO HOUSE," HAMILTON. OUR PRICES SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES. For chronic chest complaints, Woods' Great Peppermint Cure, Is 6d 2s 6d.