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Waikato Times, Volume 118, Issue 19675, 7 September 1935, Page 19 (Supplement)

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TELEPHONE SERVICE The charge for a * RESIDENTIAL TELEPHONE WITHIN A RADIUS of approximately 2 miles of the Hamilton Exchango is ONLY 13/2<l a month (Lower r&tes at smaller exchanges) Make Life Easier TAKE THE TELEPHONE INTO YOUR HOME.

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STUD NOTICES, STANDING AT HILLCREST. New Zealand’s Leading Sire, Br. H. Hunting Song (23) Who again headed the sire’s winning list Tor the past season, with 113 winners for £15,194 In stakes. A Successful Performer In England and a Great Suocess at the Stird. BjP HURRY ON, leading sire In England, 1926, and sire of three Derby winners. Front PASTA, a successful brood ntare by THRUSH, front SIGNORETTA. winner or the Derby, the Oaks and £11,601. Rail mares to Claudelaitds Railway Station. FEE, SO GUINEAS. Cards and full particulars Trom— GAINE CARRINGTON, Sllverdale Road, Hlllcrest, • HAMILTON.

SILK THREAD (IMP.) By Bingen Silk—Handsome Jane. Sire of Royal Silk„Nyallo Silk, eto. Handsome Jane produced 12 foals 1.1 of which took Standard Records in America. Bingen Silk (3yrs.) 2.7 J has sired winners of 280 races in America during the past live seasons—an average of 70 a season. FEE £7/7/-. Mares railed to Frankton. All care, no responsibility. Application to— E. R. SMITH, Hamilton,