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Gisborne Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2206, 9 October 1907, Page 4

Excellent accommoda tion la affordod tho Travelling Publio ol the East Coast at tho TOKOMARU TTfOTEL. OKOMARU ULoTEL. J. H. JAMIESON, Proprietor. Sinco taking over tho Hotel, Mi Jamieson notifios that the groaton' attention has boon dovotod to tin needs of patrons, and ho hopos r -c merit a continuance of tho favors si long accorded the hotel. The Best Brands-of Wines and Spirit Kopt in Stook. First-olass Stabling and Good Padook ing. EASY TARIFF. FOR HARNESS AND HORSE COVERS. TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON IN PAT UTAH! AND SURROUNDING

DISTRICTS, THE CLYDESDALE STALLION PRIDE OF ENGLAND, Bv EARL of SALISBURY—Dam TOBAZ, by Overdraft, from Diamond. Diamond from Dugdalo (imp.), from Gipsy (imp.). PRIDE OF ENGLAND’S sire, Earl of Salisbury, was got by Lord Salisbury (imp.) from tlio pure-bred Clydesdale maro Pride's Darling, imported from Victoria (611) by Mr. John Trestrail. Pride’s Darling s siro was Cox’s Pride of Scotland (imp.), dam Fanny, by Botliwell (imp.). . , . Prido of England is «i beautiful bright bay horse, with black points, standing 16.3 hands, 7-year-old. Ho is a splendid typo of an .active, serviceable, .good-boned horse, with tlio best of temper; a reliable good, worker, and above till .an exceptionally suro foal-getter. Ho was bred by J. N. Williams, Esq., Frimloy, Hastings . Farmers and Breeders would do” well to .inspect this .magnificent horse before promising their mares elsewhere. TERMS—£3 single mare, a reduction for two or more. In all cases’ £1 per mare to be paid at first service, balance in January, 1903 . W. T. SAMSON, Patutaln. TO STAND THE SEASON At Te Arai Station, THE PURE-BRED DRAUGHT STALLION, CANONGATE. CANONGATE, foaled November 15, 1903, is a beautiful bay, with a splendid quality of bone and hair, and shows good action. Oanongato s sire Herdsman, dam Jean. Herdsman’s sire Shepherd Lad, dam Daisy; Shepherd Lad by Herd Laddio (imp.), dam Maggie McCormick 1., by Lord Salisbury (imp.); grand dam Miss McCormick 1., by Sir William Wallace; great grand dam Miss McCormick (imp.), by Lincolnshire Herd. Daisy by Hard Times, dum Belle, by Southorne, out of the champion maro Diamond (imp.); Hard Times by Extinguisher, dam Polly; Polly by Young Prince of Wales (imp.), dam Madam Southorne, by Thane of Clvde (imp.), out of Duchess (imp.). Canongate’s dam, Jean, by the champion horse Extinguisher. Extinguisher by Young Vanquisher (imp.), out of the celebrated breeding mare, Miss McCormick; grand dam Meg, by Wait-a-wee; Wait-a-wee by Prince Charlie (imp.), out of Kate, by Beair’s Champion; great grand dam Old Jean, by Sir Colin Campbell (imp.). Shepherd Lad was the champion horse of Southland, and is the sire of Shepherd King, champion of Southland for three years, and sire of Nellie Gray, the champion mare of Otago and Southland for 1901 and 1905. Canongate’s breeding shows that he is got by the best stallions and mares imported into Southland. Farmers and breeders would do well to inspect this magnificent colt before promising their mares elsewhere. TERMS: Single mare, £4; two or more as per agreement. Half guarantees as per agreement, if required. Six weeks’ free grazing. Every care taken, but no responsibility incurred. For further particulars apply— W. BAIRD, Or, Groom in charge.

TO STAND THIS SEASON At. TE ARAI, THE THOROUGHBRED HORSE, SABRETACHE By Cuimssier —Roie. The former is by Musket—Frailty, and Roie is by St. Leger—Hippona. It will therefore be seen that the pedigree is of an exceedingly high-class, and the stallion’s successes should alone recommend him to owners of suitable mares. SABRETACHE is a beautiful brown horse, standing 16 hands 2 inches in height, and is good-temper-ed. He is the sire of a number of race winners, both on the flat and over jumps. Good paddocking, with plenty of water, for two months will bo provided for mares. All care taken, but no responsibility. All mares not removed after notice of stinting has been given will be charged 2s 6d per week for paddocking. TERMS : £2 2s at time of service, and £2 2s when Mare proves in foal. All Mares sold will bo treated as being in foal. For further particulars apply— W. BAIRD, Te Aral Station, —Or, Gioom in charge. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. The Imported Thoroughbred Sire, GLENAPP Cl) By ENTHUSIAST (24); Cherry Duchess—Sterling (12) ; Whisper—Oxford (12). _ FINN ART, Spray—Ayrshire (8) ; Sunray —Springfield (12), Atalantu — Hampton (10). GLENAPP’S Performances on the English turf stamp him as a high-class horse. He won the Chesterfield Cup, 14 miles; Chesterfield Handicap, 14 miles; Newmarket October Handicap, 14 miles; and other events, and left the turf perfectly sound. The Fees for Glenapp are: Approved mares; suitable for getting remounts, 3 guineas (one and a half guineas at end of season and one and a half guineas when mare proves in foal); for thoroughbred mares, 4 guineas (2 guineas when mare is removed, and 2 guineas when mare proves in foal). All. mares sold or exchanged held to he in foal. Groamage, 5s each mare. Paddocking, Is 6d each mare. All care taken of mares, but no responsibility incurred. For further particulars apply to Mr. A. PARSONS (in charge), or Inspector in Charge, Gisborne. For full information see cards. JOHN D. RITCHIE, Secretary Agriculture, Wellington,