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Waikato Times, Volume 89, Issue 13895, 22 October 1918, Page 2

For Sale or Exchange SEVEN MM.ES FROM HAMILTON. HANDY IMPROVED DAIRY FARM. IQQ ACRES FREEHOLD.—9O acres grass, 5 acres oats, balance (5 acres) swamp, flat and undulating, all ploughable, watered by 3 windmills and pump jack at milking shed, subdivided into 12 paddocks, post and wire fences, lj miles from railway station, school, P.O. and store. BUILDINGS: Four-roomed bouse, 6-bail cowshed, concrete floor with 3cow releaser plant, only done one season, separator and pump jack installed, barn and cartshed. This farm has so far done 30 cows well, as well as other stock, horses, etc. PRICE, £36 per acre, with £SOO cash, or will exchange for house in Hamilton with small amount of cash. For further particulars apply to— " GREGAN & GATES FARM SALESMEN, HAMILTON AND MORRINSVILLE. WILSON & CANHAM T.r\axED. FEANKTON JUNCTION. Also at Hamilton every Thursday; Ward Street. oDDOsite Saleyards. Also at Cambridge every fortnight at Biackman 's Auction Mart. BUYERS OF Wool, Sheepskins, Hides, Calfskins, Horsehair, Tailow, etc. HIGHEST PRICES GIVEN. FARMERS!—Bring or send your skins before the weevils and rats damage the pelts. S. TAPP, Licensed Buyer. ECOND-HAND ACHINERY L?OR C<ALE. One 2-h.p. Union Oil Engine. Price £25 One 22-h.p. Watt Kerosene Horizontal Engine. Price ... £23 One l£-b.p. Mogul Engine. Price £2O For particulars appl> GREENSLADES LTD, HAMILTON.

Stud Notices. To be at the Service of Breeders in the Waikato this Season at BRUNTWOOD. The Five-year-old Racehorse and SireWiISTERBURNE (14) SIRE: MARTIAN (1), A young winner himself and leading sire of the Dominion. DAM: NEVA—Dam or six winners, including Danube, a great stayer and fullbrother to the above Wintcrburne, by STEPNIAK 5 (winner of classic events himself, and the most successful sire bred in New Zealand in the amount of money won by his sons and daughters and by their progeny); darn Whirlpool (dam of Grand Rapids, N.Z. Cup winner) by St. George 8 (full brother to Chester and sire of Mount Royal); dam Watersprite (dam of sixteen, all good winners and parent of good" winners); by Traducer (champion sire of his time); dam Waterwitch (dam of 14 winners and producers, including that great Hire Nalator); dam Mermaid (dam of 12, including Castaway, that great mare Lurline, and good sire and racehorse Le Loup. WINTERBURNE stands about 16 hands, is a good sound-legged, good constitutioned and quality brown horse, with a goo< J . disposition; cost 520 guineas as a yearling, started four times at two years old, running second in the Dunedin Stakes and beating 16 fn the Plunket Nursery at the Wellington meeting, running the five furlongs in 60 seconds, thus proving his brilliancy. An accident shortly after terminated his racing career. Last year he was allotted ten mares, and nine are in foai. TERMS: Five guineas. The best of grazing 2s Gd per week. Limited to a few more mares than are already booked. Mares met at Hautapu station. All care but no responsibility. Further particulars from— F. C. LOUGHLIN, Hamilton. 25 TO STAND THIS SEASON AT TE AWAMUTU. THE PACING STALLION, " ANTON!O ' Sire, "Harold Dillon," C im, "Ocean Wave," by Rothschild. "Antonio" combines the best blood in Australasia. "Harold Dillon" is I#ad--1m?,,?,1r? ,viLl ' 29 winners. "Rothschild is runner-up with 22 winners. "Ocean Wave" is also the dam of the host trotting n;::c in the Dominion ••Mnricata," who has a record of 4.3ti for 2 miles. Terms: Single mare, 7 pnineas; two or more, the property- i»J one owner, (5 guineas; good grazing at 2s per week. Every care taken, but no responsibility incurred. All fees parable on Fchrnnrv 1 1919 A. YY. JONES,' 665 Te Awamutu.