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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume XI, Issue 515, 1 November 1900, Page 8

THE SIUDrjIHE THOROUGHBRED STALLION BEN GODFREY, Will Stand this Season at Royal Oak, ONEHUNGA Irish Birdcatcher, 11 | , rheßaron > 24 Echidna i lO Stockwell, 3, g ipocbout™ g S o Orlando, 13 o Teddington,2 Migs Twickenham co Marigold g | Daughter of S^Jte to , I _ '™-4l § ® p, Thormanbyi q g 11 Alice Muley Moloch, 9 <1 ’O Hawthorne Rebecca O t UO * I WUd P a^ell EHen Middleton m 5 Hurricane M Midia pq Marmella 1=) _ - O t 0, Ithuriel, 2 o Longbow, 21 Rowe Toxophilite! « J 3 Legerdemain g^ aloon> 17 ■ {rj § West Melbourne, 1 S • g i Australian Mowerina O E Daught’rof l 7 M 5 Brown Bess KJ ; S S : Lord of the Touchstone, 14 ■ § I Isle Fair Helen 2 Dundee, 16 I 11 Sweetmeat, M *CD 2 , H’mphrey Clinker, 8 -g Melbourne, 1 Daughter of i g Rambling . iq Katie Touchstone, 14 , Phyrne Decoy BEN GODFREY is a beautiful bay horse by St Leger dam Welcome Katie, by Musket; granddam, Dundee’s Katie, by Dundee: great granddam, Rambling Katie. BEN GODFREY is ten years old, perfectly sound, and proved himself one of the fastest horses on the turf. He comes from the stoutest blood possible. TERMS: £5 ss. For full particulars apply to FRED. STENNING Royal Oak, Onehunga.

ig . xji bigOghiiaw rjlO STAND THIS SEASON AT DEVONPORT, CUIRASSIER, BY MUSKET—FRAILTY, Full-brother to Trenton, champion sire of,’Australia sold for 7000 guineas, and stands in England at 200 guineas with list full. Last year Cuirassier was second on the list of winning sires, and this year fifth, with very few representatives. TERMS :15 guineas. First-classgrazing and water very care, but no res onsibility. Waterloo, BY CUIRASSIER, Out of Hune, by Cap-a-pie, out of Raupo. Terms : Three guineas. For further particulars apply R. & R. DUDER, Devonport. rpHE THOROUGHBRED STALLION, ETON. (The property of Leonard Marshall, Esq)*, Will be located at 1 llerslie, Auckland, and will be let A 3 ares at ;0->s each. ET ON, by Castor (imp), was bred at Mount Wellington in 1894. His dam, Lady Walmsley, was never raced, but is own sister to the great Carbine. Eton is a dark bay. black legs, was very fast, won several races in good times, got hurt when t wo-year-old otherwise a gr. at racehorse. Grazing, 3s per week. All care taken ; no respoi sibility. All Accounts settled before removal of Mares Further particulars from J. B. WILLIAM a CN Harp Road, Ellerslie O THEATRICAL COMPANIES. LECTURERS AND ENTERTAINMENT COMMITTEES. F. BOYCE and W. FRANKLIN beg to announce that they have taken over the business lately carried on by Mr C. E. Mackie. They are prepared to Supply Limelight for Theatricals, Tableaux, etc., also Lantern Views and Operators for Lectures and Entertainments. B. and F. have been for several years in the employ of C.E.M., and hope by strict attention to business to merit a fair share of local and travelling companies’ work. P.O. Box 489. IN reference to the above, I have much pleasure in recommending MESSRS BOYCE and FRANKLIN to my late patrons and the general public. They have been in my employ for a number of years, and I feel assured that any engagement entrusted to them will be carried out with every satisfaction. ICHAB.E. MACKIE.