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Waikato Times, Volume 98, Issue 16096, 20 September 1924, Page 19 (Supplement)

STUD NOTICES. The' Arab Trotter •'■■ FALSE ALARM. • ■' Sire: Young Irvington ■ *- Dam: Myrtle : ' Girl, Imp.: :_ Sire of Alarm Bell and Fireman. 248 Official Record. 2.13 Private Record. Left 05-per- cent Foals Last Year. • : • - Will Stand at ;..■ ROTOTUNA fAND MORRINSVILLE. Remarks unnecessary about this Horse's Stock. Good grazing, all care, no responsibility. Return service at owner's discretion for empty mares. " . FEES. Farmers' mares, sgns. Troting mares, 7gns. Payable January 1, 1925. •• ■•■ H. GOTHORP, •-••■ Rototuna, Hamilton. TO STAND THE SEASON ■■ - r - A.I A. Cameron's Farm, * Tlie American-bred S&Mon •-; ' pREAT (AUDUBON •... *» And to-day cbimpion sive"or'New Zealand. Record: •, Trotting. 2 miles, 4.5 3. < P^^Vfter Son or tlio world's greatest sire PEIEH the GREAT (2.71), wnose ramily Have broken Vecwtls, They are racehorses, and what is more, they breed On. _ . Dam: ELIZA AUDUBON, dam or four to the list. Eliza Audußon is By J- J. Audubon (2 10), and traces Back to KentucKy Prince (2470) and the. great .Hamßletoman 110). Great Audubon is the sire of Great Hope (4.29 4-5, 2 miles), (8.9, mile record), the champion 3-year-old or the 1021-22 season; ivy Audubon, winner or Palmerston North Cup, Wanganui cup and othpr races; Blair Aur""*™" t<±Ai\. Harry Audubon (4.30 1-5), miles 4.50), Audominlon, three years (2 mUes' 5.9), CBange (2 miles. 4.49 Hydaspes (1 mile, 2.17), Hackthorne, 2 years (li miles, 3.35), Talero, 4 years (2 miles 4.30), Glenelg; 3 years (U miles, i\s6 2-5), and others. NOTE TO BREEDERS. —Great Audubon sired 33 winners last season, and Is now Uie champion living sire or New Zealand. The doings or one or Bis most recent winners, the 3-year-old Glenolg, have never been equalled in New Zealand. In a trial at New Brighton before many watches he covered one mile in 2-14, and did it easily. Breeders should avail themselves or the opportunity or mating their mares with Great Audußon, the leading sire or New Zealand. All mares wUI be met at Papatoetoe Station. First-class grazing on the Manger* pastures provided lor mares. Wet mares 6/-, dry mares 4/- per week. All care taken, But no responsibility. " ' Mares not in roal may be served next season Tree of charge. Great Audubon's Fee 15 guineas (payable on or Before January 21, 1025). Groomage ree, 10/-. Further particulars in connection with Grea.t Audubon, apply to F. KEATING, C/o A. Cameron, Mangere. 'Phone No. 30D, Mangere. TO STAND THIS SEASON AT X TE RAPA. RAVENCHILD. By Rothchild, dam Ravensdale, by Lauderdale (imp.). First and Second N.Z. Cup, and winner of Free for All, one mile. Sire of The Squire and Coll, both winners last year. Fees: £5 5/-, payable at first service. Further arrangements apply—• A. JOHNSTON, Horotiu. REDUCE YOUR COST OF LIVING. GROW YOUR OWN X7EGETABLES. ■ V EGETABLES.** ■yrEGETABLES. - V EGETABLES. USE ONLY ' BATESON'S SEEDSBATESON'S SEEDSAnd Your Sowing Will Bring SUCCESS. J, BATESQN & SON, VICTORIA ST., HAMILTON. WAIKATO'S PREMIER NURSERYIMEN & FLORISTS. 'Phono 2455. Mod aerioui ca*e» of bad lez» healed with VAREX 4 lo 6 applications usually ensure a petrnanent cure. No lalins required. Has relieved hundrcdi of lea jufcrers. Write now for free pampJiIcti and Irjiirrionuiln lo ERNEST HF.ALEY. Chemist. Foxton A chei TJLUNKET Motncrs!~Test the milk you X are using; milk testers 2/ —Forsvthe.