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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Issue 1524, 10 July 1919, Page 3

To Studmasters. Where are our Stallions ? That is the question owners of brood mares are beginning to ask themselves, for the breeding season is closely approaching. Unless the Owners of Stallions Let the Public Know the district in which their horses will be located, private breeders are put to a great deal of trouble, and frequently they do not mate their mares if they have no particular horse standing in their neighbourhood. There is no newspaper in New Zealand which offers such advantages to Stallion owners for the dissemination of the right news in the right quarters, as the “New Zealand Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic Review.” The Sporting World of -the Dominion, including Racing Men, Trotting Men, and both large and small Private Breeders, as well as Public Studmasters subscribe to the “Review,” which is also widely read by Travellers in every part of New Zealand. This paper, therefore, is the Best Medium for Advertising Your Stallion. THESE ARE THE POINTS FOR YOU TO REMEMBER. Each Sire of the Season advertised in our Columns will form the subject of A SPECIAL ARTICLE. The advantages to Advertisers of this Class of Stock are too obvious to need further comment. The terms are on the most Liberal Scale; and those owners not already acquainted with them should lose no time in making the necessary arrangements for the publication of their intentions. A Speciality will be made of Illustrated Announcements. PHOTOGRAPHS OF STALLIONS will be Reproduced in the Illustrated Pages in the issue containing the Article and Pedigree, a desirable combination, of immense benefit to Owners of Mares. RATES FOR STUD ADVERTISEMENTS. 1 inch, eight insertions . . . . £250 2 inches „ „ . . • • 3 15 o 3 „ » • • • • 5 10 o 4 M m m •• • • 7 5 0 5 m m m • • • ■ 900 6 „ „ „ .. .. 10 15 o TABULATED PEDIGREE OF STALEION CAN BE ARRANGED FOR. Further particulars may be obtained from ARTHUR CLEAVE AND CO., LTD., Proprietors “N.Z. Sporting and Dramatic Review,” High Street, AUCKLAND, N.Z.

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