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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume XV, Issue 861, 6 September 1906, Page 4

mO STAND THIS SEASON AT SYLVIA PARK, OTAHUHLTI The Thoroughbred Stallion SEATON DELAVAL, (Imp.), By Melton (the well-known English Derby and St. Leger winner), out of Rosedale, by Rotherill out of Moss Rose, by King Tom out of Colour de Rose, by West Australian (also winner of English Derby and St. Leger). Rotherill is by Lord Clifden (winner of the St. Leger) out of the celebrated mare Laura, the dam. of Petrarch (the winner of the English Two Thousand Guineas and St. Leger), and Lord Clifden is by Newminster, also the winner of the English St. Leger. Melton is a great-grandson of Stockwell of the English St. Leger) out of a granddaughter of Thormanby, winner of the English Derby. The progeny of Seaton Delaval during the seven years he has been at the Stud have won upwards of £60,000 in Stakes, thus placing him at the head of the living sires in New Zealand. During the season of 1905-6 the progeny of Seaton Delaval won in New Zealand and Australia £9582, placing him second on the list of winning sires for the colony and sixth on the list of winning sires for Australaia. Seaton Delaval is the sire of Gladsome, Nonette, Rosella, Miss Delaval, Porirua, Silkworm, Gladstone, Kamo, and other well-known performers. TERMS: 20 Guineas Single Mare. Two or more Mares the property of the same owner as by arrangement. A charge of 3s per week for grazing at Sylvia Park will be made. All care taken of Mares, but no responsibility accepted. For full particulars, apply E. M. COLEMAN, 101, Queen-street, Auckland. Or, H. WILSON, Stud Groom, Sylvia Park, Otahuhu. OAMBRIA pARK gTUD. PAPATOITOI, AUCKLAND. The following THOROUGHBRED SIRES will be at the Service of BreedQBLIGADO (16), 1895. By ORVILLE (13), son of ORMONDE (16), winner of 2000 Guineas, Derby, and St. Leger, and never beaten, grandsire of Flying Fox, out of SHOTOVER, (winner of 2000 Guineas and Derby), out of FLIRT, by TRAPPIST (1), son of HERMIT (5), winner of Derby, and sire of Shotover and St. Blaise, both Derby winners, out of FRIVOLITY, by MARCONI (14) (winner of Derby), out of MISS AGNES, great-granddam of Ormonde), by BIRDCATCHER. FEE, 10,GUINEAS; 2 or more Mares by arrangement. JgTON (2), 1894." By CASTOR (2) from LADY WALMSLEY (own sister to Carbine), by MUSKET (3) from MERSEY (dam of Carnage), by KNOWSLEY (3) (son of Stockwell (3) from CLEMENCE .(dam of Sandiway) by NEWMINSTER (8) (St. Leger, and Sire of Hermit and Lord Clifden) from EULOGY (dam of Imperieuse (1000 Guineas and St. ETON is a typical Musket horse, stands over 16 hands; girth, 6ft sin; 8% in below knee. FEE, 10 GUINEAS; two or more Mares by arrangement. Further particulars from E. A. PRICE, Cambria Park, Papatoitoi or Albertstreet, Auckland. pUBLIC NOTICE T HE j^ UCKLAND m eat C oy ” LIMITED, Having acquired the Businesses lately respectively carried on by MESSRS. “J. MARKS AND SONS” And by “R. SALMON, LIMITED,” Have much pleasure in intimating to the old customers of the two firms, and the public generally, that they are now supplying Meat of the Choicest description, at the lowest possible prices. Their business is under the immediate supervision of MR. J. MARKS, whose long experience in the butchering trade is a sufficient guarantee that the wants of all customers will be efficiently attended to. Being the holder of an Export Slaughterhouse License, all Meat supplied by the Company is inspected and passed at their slaughterhouse by a Government Veterinary Inspector ,who attends for such purpose continuously at the Company’s Works, and brands every carcase passed by him. Customers can therefore rely that only gOUND, WHOLESOME JJEAT, passed by the Inspector, is sold at the Company’s Shops. Tht Shops are connected by Telephone, and Customers’ orders will be attended to with promptitude and civility. MURDOCH McLEAN, J. MARKS, Managing Directors.