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Manawatu Herald, 18 November 1893, Page 4

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TO STAND THIS SEASON IX THE FOXTON DISTRICT THE MARQUIS. THE MARQUIS, by Remington — Tangle, by Kuottingly, her dam Tantrums by Cossack, out of Tenna gant by (imp) Rons Emigrant. REMINGTON, by Musket— Rangi, by Ravenswort (imp) her dam Skybird by Teddington, oufc of Growl by Bay Midd'eton. THE MARQUIS is a bright bay six years oU, standing 16^ hands high, possesses good bone, and quiet temper. The Marquis* grand sire and dam on his sh*e side are too well known to be particularised, a-i also are Knottingly and Tantrums the latter being a mare that could win races f oni a ha'f miJe up to three miles The Marquis has proved himself a Bure foal-getter, his percentage last year being exceptionally good. Fee — Single mares £2 10s, two or more as per agreement. Groomage fee Bs, payable at first service. For further particulars apply to the Groom in-charge, Foxton Family Hotel Stables. DUDSON BROS., Owners, Foxton. ~~ JOHN" WEbTWOODr BL VCKSMIT ft AND SFI OER, Hall street, toxton. ALL kinds of Blacksmithing ex»* cuted with despatch and care. $500,000 Beatty's Organs at Bargains. For particulars, catalogue address Daniel F. Beatty, Washington, New Jersey. SAMUEL COOK, LICENSED INTERPRETER, O T A J* I. Purchase or Lease of Native Lands on the "West Coast, N.I. negotiated. Charges Moderate.