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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXVIII, Issue 3710, 11 September 1906, Page 3

TV7ANTED.—A smart youth. ' ' Apply Nash & Co., Ltd. WANTED.— A man, for gardening and make himself generally useful. Apply Mrs Haywood. . TXTANTED—Flaxcutters. ApVV ply Mr. Jupp, Foxton, or on the ground, Okuku Mill, Shannon. SALE—One Lawn Mower. almost new, cheap. Apply Herald Office. THOR SALE —Two first-class £ dairy cows, springing. Apply to G. T. Woodroofe, butcher. COR SALE.—One Quiet Pony P and Three Cows, two to come into profit almost immediately, and one in full milk. Apply Mrs Haywood. COR SALE.—One pen of purely bred Black Orpingtons ; one pen of pure-bred Silver Wyandottes; one pen of pure-bred Plymouth Rocks ; also several Broody Hens. Apply Mrs T. Haywood, Foxton. T DOR SALE—A Dog-cart and Harness, in good order. Cheap. Apply this office. TO STAND IN THE Himatangi, Glen Oroua, Rongotea, Oroua Bridge, and Foxton Districts. THE PUREBRED CLYDESDALE STALLION DONALD Is a Bay Horse with Black Points; nine years old, with plenty of fine flowing hair. DONALD’S sire, British Lion, was imported by Mr E. Menlove, of Windsor Park, Oamaru. British Lion is by Argyle (2567), dam Darling. Drew’s Prince of Wales (678), General (322), Sampson alias Logan’s Twin (741), Lofty (455), Donald’s dam Maui, by Bothwell (68, N.Z.5.8.) by Glenroy (29, N.Z.5.8.), grandsire, Prince "of Wales; great-grandsire Coldrach; Glenroy (29. N.Z.5.8.), dam Darling, by Redman ; Maui’s dam Diamond, by Bothwell; grand-dam Polly, by Farmer ; great-grand-dam Darling by Old Black Champion. DONALD has proved himself a sure foal-getter. He has got some of the best stock that has been left in the Pahiatua and Woodville districts ; very useful for spring-cart or ploughing purposes, and should have a good season. DONALD was passed by an experienced Veterinary Surgeon as a thoroughly sound horse when insured and he has a splendid constitution. FEE : £5 Bs for single mare ; a reduction for two or more mares ; payable Ist January, IQOy. Every care taken but no responsibility Good paddocking till Ist January, Is 6d. Localities at which Donald will travel will appear in a subsequent issue. W. BLY, Owner. Groom in charge, Mr P. Cox. TO STAND THIS SEASON AT FOXTON. THE CLYDESDALE STALLION GOLD MINE. GOLD MINE was foaled in December, 1897. 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 (imp.) dam Austratian Maggie, by Muir Lad (imp.), from Glasgow Maggie, imp.; Pearl by Lord Salisbury,_ imp., from Damsel, imp. Scotch Lassie took the followinglprizes: Firstas a yearling, at Tupanui; first at Tapanui as a two-year-old ; first and champion at Tapahui as a three-year-old; first as one of a pair the same year; and first at three years at Taieri. Pearl has talien numerous .prizes, and has bred five prize winners, including the champion of Otago, Herd Lassie. Lord Lyon holds an unbeaten record, and bred last 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 in 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 was beaten, and her dam, Glasgow Maggie, was sold at. McCulloch's sale in Melbourne for 840 guineas. Terms; Three guineas,. payable Ist January, 1907. For particulars apply to G. COLEY, Owner, Foxton, Or groom in charge. rpHE THOROUGHBRED J- SIRE Captain Webb Will visit Foxton every Tuesday after Sept. 22nd, staying the night at Mr Gingle’s (Coach Proprietor) Stables. For further particulars see cards or apply Groom in Charge. T. ANDREW, Owner,