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Waikato Times, Volume 94, Issue 14774, 13 October 1921, Page 7

STUD NOTICES. NGAIO CHALLENGER. 1181, Vol. 4, N.Z.C.S.B. 'Foaled December, 1918);-' ' BRED BY WILSON BROS., BULLS. Sire, Challenger, 845, vol. 3, r.Z.C.S.r Challenger by Morocco (imp.), 332, vol 1 his dam Cumberland Lady (imp.) 714, vol. 1. Ist Dam: Rancor Jessie, 1906, vol. 4, by Bancor (imp.) 72, vol. 1. 2nd Dam: Jessie Deans, 009, D.H.5.8., by Better Times, 3SO, D.U.S.B. 3rd Dam: Jeannlo Deans, 007, D.H.5.8., by Clansman, 375, D.H.S.B. 4th Dam: Bell, by Taierl Tom, 24Q, D.H.S.B. It will be seen by this colt's breeding: that he comes from the best stock In New Zealand, has perrect action and feet, and also holds the Government Certificate ror soundness. Fee: 5 guineas, payable Ist January, 1922. For rurther particulars apply H. A. K ELLy P. 0., Cambridge. Owner. Standing at E. J. Butttmore's Central Stables and travelling Cambridge district. MORRINSVILLE. SWEPT FLIGHT (5), Imp. SIRE, ST. MARTIN (2), by St. Fruscniin— Margerlne, by Petrarch, son of Lord Cllfden—Laura, by Orlando, son of Touchstone —Tasmania, by Melbourne. DAM, MAXIMA (5), by Ayrshire, sou of nampton—Rose Melton, by Melton—La Rtasiere, by Rosebery—The Empress Maud by Peaucierc. * SWIFT FLIGHT ran second In Salisbury Stakes, third In Chesterfield Maiden (25 starters), Newmarket, second Te Aroha (12 starters), and second with top weight (25 starters) at Avondale, where he was galloped on. He is an all bay with black points, splendid bone, is over 10 hands, of excellent conformation, disposition, and general character. No sire in New Zealand can show a greater array in pedigree or high class classic and important stake winners. TERMS: A Limited number of mares at £l2 125.. Good grazing, mares with foal 7s Od, dry 3s. Every care; no responsibility. Mares met at Morrinsvflle, and if consigned on stud visit are returned free. For further particulars apply MESSRS JOHN GAPDES or FRANK MARSHALL, 5876 Morrlnsvtlle. STALLION NOTICE. PUREBRED CLYDESDALE STALLION EABKIKOFF OtT syrs, by Dunure Fabric, grand sire Dumire Footprint, Will travel to Cambridge, Mondays, commencing October 3, at Bell's Stable. Tuesdays—Tamahere. Wednesdays—R. Norrish, Ohaupo. Thursday to Te Awamutu. Friday-—By Halrlni, home. Fees £O/0/-, collectable Ist January, and If in roal Ist July. WM. G. PARK, 33 Halrlni, Te Awainum. N 7 M EAT PACKING AND J>AGON 00. (CO-OP.), £TD, Will receive Piss as under: — OCTOBER, 1921. Cambridge—Every Monday, 10 to 2. Taupiri—llth ana 25th, 10 to 1. Ohaupo—loth and 24th, 10 to 2. Te Awamutu —Every Tuesday, 10 to 2. Putaruru —10th and 24th, 10 to 2. Tirau—3rd, 17th, and 311st, 10 to 2. llinuera—llth and 25th, 10 to 2. • Matamata —12th and 26th; 10 to 2. Waharoa —13th and 27th, 10 to 2. Walton —7th and 21st, 10 to 1. Waihou— 11th and 25th, 1 to 3. Waitoa—llth and 25th, 10 to 12. Morrinsvillc —12th and 26th, 10 to 2. Frankton Factory—E'ery Monday, 19 to 2. All communications to be addressed to the Company, Frankton Junction. STORAGE. EURNITURE, Merchandise and Luggage stored in our Concrete Stores in Queen Street (lofty pud dry). Carrying of all descriptions- Cet our price' for your next removal- It will pav you. HAMILTON FURNITURE STORAGE & REMOVAL CO., 32 Ward St. Ring 2280 (Opp- Bisley's). CJCHOOL Writing Pads. 120 sheets Tor 1/-. O Can you heat it.—Anderson's, 161 Victoria Street, next H.B.'s.