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Gisborne Times, Volume XIX, Issue 1591, 1 November 1905, Page 4

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References to the expected team of New Zealand footballers are made by most of the leading London papers. One authority on football remarks : <! From the experiences of the English I Rugby Union team which toured in the colonies a year ago, it may be : taken that the representative matches arranged for our visitors with England, Ireland, Scotland, and Wales .will be splendidly contested. The New ‘Zealanders are particularly goodscrummagers, and every art in forward work |is well known to them. Indeed, the only time that Bodell-Sivright’s side was • pushed* during the tour twelve months ago was in New Zealand. iTheir forwards work much on the lines iof the Welshmen, with the addition, 'perhaps, that their efforts are even more systematic. Outside the scrummage, there is no lack of pace and comibination, and in kicking too, they are •well up. A splendid list of fixtures has been arranged. London will have plenty of opportunity of seeing them, for, in addition to the game with England, there are fixtures with Surrey and Middlesex and Blackheath and Richmond. No game has apparently been arranged with Kent, which seems rather unfortunate, but Oxford and Cambridge are to be played.”

T' o STAND THIS SEASON At Te Arai, the Thoroughbred Stallion SABRETACHE By Cuirassier Bole. The former la by Musket—Frailty, and Bole is by St. Leger— Bippona. It will' therefore be seen that the pedigree is of an exceedingly high-class, and the stallion’s sucoeasts alone should recommend him to owners of suitable mares. ‘ Sabretache is a beautiful brown horse, Standing 16 hands 2 inohes in height, and is good-tempered. He id the sire of Mr C. King’s mare Certainty, who wontbeTekapu Handioap in fast time at .the last winter meeting of the Takapuna Jockey: Club, and has also furnished many other excellent turf records.

i Good. paddooking, with plenty of water, fbr two montha will bo provided for mares. All care taken, bat no responsibility. All dares not removed after , notice of stinting has been given will be charged 2s 6d per week for paddooking. ' ! TEEMS: ' Single mares, £3 3s; two: or -more, as per agreement. ‘ For farther partirs y W. BAIRD, To Arai Station. —Or, Qroom in oharge.

\ Thoroughbred Stallion BULLDOG W ILL STAND 3 THIS SEASON At Makaraka. Full particulars in future issueP.M ALONE, Makaraka

TO BUN WITH MAKES TBIB SEASON The Couching Stallion HAERERA By Good-bjo Topsy. Also, the Thoroughbred Stallion TEMPEST By Dnniol O’Korke-Sid. Terms: Single mares, £2 2s; two or more as; per agreement. All care taken o! mares but no responsibility incurred. J R, REDSTONE & SONS, Proprietors. TO POULTRY FARMERS.

jgITTINGB of Black Orpington Eggs, from prize-winners; 10s 6d a setting. J. WALKER BAIN. JJIRESH OYSTERS AND FISH AT CHILTON’S. MONEY TO LEND MONEY TO LEND on Freehold Seourities. J. BLAIR. Solicitor, Gladstone Road.

ALBION CLUB STABLES. -ATHERALL AND GEDYE Proprietors. Carriages o! all desoription for hire, at all hours. Good Hacks always obtainable. All Horses for feeds and standß > will be oharged Is per head; Paddocking, 2s " per week. Telephone to 125 when you req addle horse or vehiole. NEW GOODS—A new; shipment o Ladies’ Boots and Shoes ; Loui heels ; a large assortment to choose'< from. Also, in children’s wear sandals.'shoes in red, white, blue,' tan, and black.—E. Rosie s boot shopi