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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 152, 15 July 1937, Page 15

Trilling and warbling in their individual cages, prize eanaries recently competed in an international singxng contest held in Paris, France. Led by a Belgian bird expert, four jndges crowded around the feathered songsters to appraise the quaiity of the bird notes. Eleven birds won the right to chirp in the final judging, in .which the Champion was selected. /

TO AT PAKI PAKI, H.B. and surrounding districts THB THOROU G HBEED IMPOETED SIRE p O M B A L (1) Pombal was sired by the ixndefeated POMMEEN (16) by POLYMELUS (3) by CYLLENE (9) by BONA VISTA (4) by BEND OR (1) by DONCASTER (5) etc., ete. This is & powerful paternal line. Pombal was out of Lindal (1) (dam of Limond) by Kendal (16) from Sunrise (1) by Springfield (12) from Sunray (1) by King of the Forest from Sunshine (1) by Thormandy (4), etc., etc. Pombal was literally starved at the stud mainly owing to the presence at the same establishment of his Jllustrious half-brother Limond. Howevbr, Of the fifty odd mares that were mated with him many winners were pfocured including Esteom, Monastic, Prince Pombal, Farmer, Jutland, Worsliip, Epigram, Eupator, Alcedes, Davolo and others. Davolo is one of the best handicap Ixorses racing in the Dominion today. Arrangements can be made with the Groom-in-charge whereas Pombal will visit any wet mares in the district. Central Hawke's Bay and surrounding district owners please note. TEEMS: 15 Guineas per mare. Three or more mares as per arrangement. Al) care taken but no responsibility. For further particulars as regards grooitiage and grazing fees apply-— W. A, STEPHENS, G room-in-cha rge, Paki Paki, Hastings. Hastings Telephone No. 6412.