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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXVIII, Issue 3604, 30 November 1905, Page 3

Wanted. Lost and Found. U'ANTED.—To lease for a V V term of five years or more about ten acres of good land within three miles of Foxton. J. JILLETT. WANTED KNOWN.—OpenV V i n g Day, Manawatu Rowing Club, December 13th. The public is invited to attend. Aquatic Sports, Procession, Boat races for Medals. Entries close with secretary on December 6th. E. E. Hill, Hon. Secretary. 'n OR SALE—A {good trap horse. V Apply, M. H. Walker, Red House. LOST— A brown fur necklet between the Post Office and Laing’s Hotel. Finder please return to this office. | DOR SALE—One 20ft deck boat D with centre board and sails, oars and rowlocks. All running gear ue Av. Apply, J. W. Anderson. WANTED— About fifteen grassseed cutters, at is an hour, Apply to W. S, Carter, Moutoa. before Wednesday next, 39th iusl. NOTICE.— Persons trespassing on Section 86, Town of Foxton, will be prosecuted without respect to persons. -B. SPELMAN. LOST —From the Creamery, No. 1 Line, Foxton, a Brown Gelding, aged, branded HK on shoulder ; two white marks on each side of head. Reward on supplying to Creamery Manager information which will lead to its discovery. LOOK— J. J. Kruse is now booking orders for sittings of Silver Wyandoites, Plymouth Rocks, Brown Leghorns, and White Leghorns—all from prize stock at 5s a sitting. A special strain of Black Minorca at 7s a sitting. All eggs guaranteed. WYCHERLEY & SONS, ROXTON, WELLINGTON AND PALMERSTON NORTH. GOODS for Spring and Summer Season — Light Harness for Sulky and Dogcart, Trap Hai ness suitable for creamery work, Dray Harness for Shaft end Leader We make a speciality of Collars. and guarantee to fit. Cart Harness and Trace Chains, Riding Saddles and Bridles, Flax washers aprons in stock, Leather Oils and Axle Grease, Tents and Flys. QS BORNE AND JgA KE R LADIES AND GENTS , HIGH CLASS rjHA ILORS Main Street, Foxton Novelties in Gents’ Shirts, Collars, Ties etc, in stock A. BRADLEY, Manager "gi j^pATYARD Barrister an» Solicitor. Eangitikei Street, PALMERSTON NORTH. TO STAND THIS SEASON AT FOXON, THE CLYDESDALE STALLION “ GOLD MINE.” GOLD MINE was foaled in December, *897. His sire is Lord Lyon, by Lord Salisbury (imp.) ; dam Myrtle, by Young Prince of Wales (imp.), dam Molly McKissock (imp.) Goldmine’s dam was Scotch Lassie, Richmond (imp.) dam Pearl Richmond (imp.) by Bride of Richmond, by Gallant Scotchman pmp.) dam Australian Maggie, by Muir Lad (imp.), from Glasgow Maggie (imp.); Pearl by Lord Salisbury (imp.) Irom Damsel (imp). Scotch Lassie took the following prizes First as a yearling, a Tapanni; first at Tapanui as a two-year-old ; first and champion at Tapanui as a three-year old; first as one of a pair the same year ; and first at Taieri at three years. Pearl has taken numerous prizes, and has bred five prize winners, including the cham pion of Otago, Herd Lassie. Lord Lyon holds an unbeaten record, and bred this year’s champion mare in Australia, Flower of Balmoral, also Prince, who in his turn sired the champion horse of Australia. Lord Salisbury was champion horse of New Zealand for many years, both as a sire and m the show ring, never being beaten in Scotland or New Zealand. Richmond’s dam, Australian Maggie, was shown thirteen times on Australian show grounds and never w r as beaten, and her dam, Glasgow Maggie, was sold at McCullock’s sale in Melbourne for 840 guineas. For Particulars and Terms applp to F. SHADBOLT, F#xt»a