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Matamata Record, Volume VI, Issue 499, 24 December 1923, Page 4

MANGOLDS - • MANGOLDS The cleaner the crop, the better the crop. Use Planet Jr Scarifier. Write or 'phone for particulars. New Potatoes weekly, straight from Pukekohe. li. C. TAYLOR, 'Phone 147 - - - - P.O. Box 22 TIMBER FOR SALE. HINUEPvA MILLS (Findlater's Property). Pinus may now be procurer.! at the above (rail or personal delivery) in any lengths an<l sizes for strictly cash. Prices on application to W. SMITH, Taihoa Knral Delivery. Matamata. To stand at MatainaUv and travel where inducement offers, the stand-ard-bred Trotting Stallion PRESIDENT WILSON, Sire, Wildwood, Junr., by Wildwood (imp.), out of Thelma; dam, Wattle; Wattle by Rothchild—Watless; Watless by Berlin from Messenger Maid. Messenger Maid was one of the foundation mares of the N.Z. Trotting Stud Book. Watless was a full sister to Authoress, the dam of the Australasian champion, Author Dillon. President Wilson is a handsome bright bay horse standing 1.0.2 hands. On account of his breeding he was purchased as a 2-year-old at SOOgns, and a year later he won the Great Northern Trotting Derby (1017). His racing career was terminated by an accident which occurred shortly afterwards. President Wilson has served seasons at the stud and has proved himself a sure foal getter, and his young stock show great quality and bono, and are considered among the most promising youngsters. Terms, £7 7s, 2 or more mares by arrangement. All care but no responsibility. All trains met at Matamata station. For further particulars apply K, E BUCHANAN, Matamata.