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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2329, 23 October 1908, Page 3

3*i #r mo STAND THE JL SEASON At MAKAURI thfl Draught Stallion YOUNG GARNET. YOUNG GARNET is a beautiful bay, standing 16.3, on short legs, with a splendid quality of bone, plenty hair and good sound feet. YOUNG GARNET’S sire, Garnet, is by British Lion (imp.), darn Topaz, by Overdraft; grand-dam. by Dugdale (imp.). Winner of First' Prize and Society’s Medal for Draught Stallion at. Poverty Bay A. and P. Society’s Show, 1896-97-98-1900. His dam, Hose Auckland—Conqueror. Taking into consideration-he has the Garnet —British Lion blood on his father’s side, and the Auckland —Conqueror on the mother’s) he should leave great stock. Auckland and Garnet both have stock in this district which would be hard to outclass. YOUNG GARNET has proved to be a sure foal-getter. YOUNG GARNET lias been very successful in the Show Ring, having taken three Firsts, two Seconds, and twice Cliamiuon. TERMS: Single Mare £3 3s ; two or more as per agreement. Fees to be paid before removal of mares. Six weeks’ grazing free, after which 2s per week will be charged. Every care taken, but no responsibility lEcurred. . wm. McCullough, Ma'kauri. ]S T .B.—As this horse -is under my own care, breeders can rely on their mares receiving every attention. W.M.C. TO STAND THIS SEASON At WAIOHIKA, The Draught Stallion LOCH LOMOND LOCH LOMOND is by Glen Lyon, dam Grand Duchess, bred by Douglas McLean, Esq. Winner of First Prize and Champion as a three-year-old at Hawke’s Bay Show in 1901. Also, the Draught Stallion ■ „ <sa expense. question. The naCANONGATE, h'the same privileges man, grandsire SJes as the white man. Daisy; ShepheriJheation, Mr. Gow said die (imp.), dam aid be done in the matby Lord Salisbv education for country dam Jean, by t was j n favor of notinguisker, present licensing laws. Southland. ption of the chairman, seand ChampK]\j r _ Carroll; a. vote .of carried amid loud aud ILUivlb: 'dieering. or more the owner £3. xiON TO CANDIDATES, after which ; charged, with to be paid btISTCHURCH, Oct. 22. mares. All -wing is a question that is sponsibility to candidates by the Society Apply tevention of Cruelty to Ani'i.ng that the prevention of Janimals is much more ef—drried on by organisations e voted- to the work, apart police, and that the wliolc ss.are retained by the Gotarc you in favor of a subgranted to the societies £hc purpose of protecting The Thoises, it is stated) the canauswered in the affirmaCA~' (Winner of Tw and P. SocidANUi CONTEST. By Penrose Madge, half-sisterUNEDIN, Oct. 22. The Dauphin—DuchVj seeks re-election (imp.), from a Nutswoi at- Tauanu . Dauphin, by Traducer (imp.)—Mafia Theresa (inip.) CAVALIER, 4 years old, is a dark brown horse, with black points, and stands 16 hands. He has great bone and muscle, and plenty of depth, width, and substance. He is a lineactioned horse, and carries himself well. CAVALIER is a horse eminently suitable to improve the quality of the horses in this district, and such good strains as Musket and Traducer blood should recommend him to breeders. Ho has proved kijuself a sure foalgetter. Fee for approved mares £3 3s each. Grazing free until one week alter notice of stinting given, after which 2s 6d per week will be charged. For further particulars apply— J C. FIELD, Homebusli; or, ROBT. QUIR'KE, Grodfh-in-Charge. TO STAND AT Mr. C. KNAPMAN’S The Homestead, TE ARAI o travel Te Karaka, Whatatutu, and Waimata. The Imported Hackney Stallion, COKER’S EMPEROR No. 7751 H.S. Book. Winner of six First Prizes in New Zealand , for the stallion most likely to improve the breed of Carriage Horses. Also,— . **■;. The Imported Shire Stallion, BORO DRAYMAN No. 17,794 S.H.S. Book. Winner of several Prizes in England, and the sire of several prizewinning stallions in New Zealand. TERMS: £4: two or more as per arrangement. For pedigree and particulars, apply to—• ’ J. S. H. ALDERSON, Te Arai. FOR ORSF /COVERS -p| ARNESS&ppORSE Q