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King Country Chronicle, Volume IV, Issue 219, 23 December 1909, Page 3

To Stand the Season at P. D. Smyth's Farm at ARIA, the Thoroughbred Stallion ; 4 years old ; dark chestnut; 15-2 hands. Terms: Two guineas. Two or more mares, the property of one owner, as per arrangement. Grazing, Is per week. All care taken but no responsibility. For further particulars apply to J. FITZGIBBON, Aria. %&-?;*. *ryz To Stand the Season THE DRAUGHT STALLION By Glengarry—Dam Kate By Workman 11. Glengarry —the Sire of Glencoe —is by the celebrated Glengyle Workman ll.—Sire of Kate—was bred by Mr J. Greg:;, of Longbeach, Canterbury GLENCOE Who was bre beautiful dark compact lines. and has splenc! Will Travel Aria and Si i'aiiui, is a e, built on d tempered , Matiere Districts TERMS • TWO ( Two or more Mare?. one owner, as per a: All care taken but ik For further particul ;-pousibiht3" apply to E. BENNETT Proprietor, Kaeaea *« -F,'. ■■■•■ To Stand the Season and Travel in Te Kuiti and Otorohanga Districts Suffolk Punch Stallion ]>y S: :.."':, ::.;•. (2*2.\i Dam Sih by b'.r :.-A ; ■'>'.' 2nd dam 17-I by Sir Arthur j SILVERY— Bred by A. A. Dangar | Esq., Baroona, N.S.W.. and brought | to N.Z. by N. I. Hunt in foal as above I SUDBOURNE SPARK—lmported j to N.S.W.by A. A. Dangar. Esq., from j England, is the sire of the highest j priced colts sold in Sydney by Messrs ■ Dangar, notably Democrat in 1906 for 300 guineas to a Taranaki buyer, G. E. Wilson; also Courage in 1905 for 520 guineas to Mr Gibson of Goui- • bourn, and numerous others at prices '■. above the average. \Singic : kalf G: time of proves In Good Pat,