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Manawatu Herald, 2 December 1893, Page 4

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TO STAND THIS SEASON IN THK FOXTON DISTRICT THE MARQUIS. TUG MARQTjrS, by Remington — Tangle, by Knottingly, her dam Tantrums by Cossack, out of Tenna gant by (imp) Rous Emigrant. i REMINGTON, by Musket—, Rangi, by Ravenswort (imp) her dam Skybird by Teddington, out of Growl by Bay Middleton. THE MARQUIS is a bright bay ' six years old, standing IG.V hands high, possesses good bone, and F quiet temper. The Marquis' grand i 9ire and dam on his sire -side are too i well known to be particularised, a? i also are Knottingly and Tantrums, the latter being a mare that could win races f om a half miJe up to three miles The Makquis has proved himself a sure foal-getter, his percentage hist year being exceptionally goud. Fee — Single mares £2 10s, two or ' more as per agreement. Groomage f fee 3s, payable at first service. For r further particulars apply to the ■ Groom in-chnrge, Foxton Family i Hotel Stables. i DUDS' iN BROS., Owners, Foxton. \ JOHN WEfeTWOODr I BLVCKSMITiI AND SHOER, Hall stbeet, FiXton. ALL kinds of Blacksmithing executed with despatch and oare. $500,000 Beatty's Organs at Hargains. For particulars, cata- ■ logue address Daniel F. Beatty, j Washington, New Jersey. SAMUEL COOK, 5 " LICENSED INTERPRETER, ' [I OTAKI. r » Purchase or Lease of Native ' Lands on the West Coast, N.I. negotiated. Chakges Moderate.