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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXII, Issue 8955, 22 October 1907, Page 4

Sires of the Season. To sta.no rira SKA SOX iu Pal - merston and .«uto muling ‘"'Mi districts the tboroughbred Sires S mML STROWAN Fee, X 7 7s. Lochiel —Marion. Will stand at Kiwitea Wednesdays. Kimbolton Thursdays, and at Feilding on Fridays. CAPTAIN WEBB Natator—Fame. Fee, Ab bs Also the Draught Sire ROYAL PRINCE Crown Prince —Polly. lee, At. _ Groomage fee, 5s in each case. For further particulars see cards, or apply to T. ANDREW, owner, Scandia Street, Palmerston North, or Groom in charge.

mo STAND THIS SEASON habtok The Thoroughbred Horse ADDINGTON. (Vanguard—Miss Lucy-) Vanguard, by Traducer. Miss Lucy, by St. George, full brother to Chester. For particulars apply S J. GIBBONS, Owner, Or T. GOLEM iN, Groom in charge. ¥0 STAND THIS SEASON AT MAETON, TURAKINA, A WANGANUI

The Chestnut Horse STEPSON Stepniak—Britomartc. ( At Tuvakina,, Mondays; at Molndoe s Stables, Mar ton, Tuesdays. further particulars apply to Signal Beds.. Marton, or F. ATKINS, Groom in Charge. " 10 STAND AT _ OTUPAEUA, HUNTSEVILLB, Tho Thoroughbred Horse BONA FIDE (Sou’wester —Fides). JPvqq wrazing for one month, after which Is 6d per week. All care taken but no responsibility incurred. terms, 10s per mare, payable before mares are removed. . ... ~ Bona Fide will visit Olnngaiti weekly. G. W. DAY ISON, Owner. ■O STAND THIS SEASON in Hunterville and Marton Districts,

C y reman—Silk. Visits Mart-on evei v Tuesday. TERMS —Single mare, .-65 as. Two or more as per agreement. Further particulars, apply McKinnon bugs., Argyle Stables, Hunterville. 10 STAND AT PEILDING, The well-known Sire THE OFFICER _ Robinson Crusoe, dam Marie Louise, oy Gang Forward (imp.)—Josephine, Robinson Crusoe (13) by Angler (2), dam Chrysolite. His progeny have all turned out very successful, their turf performances being too numerous to mention. FEE, £lO XOs. Good paddocking, Is 6d per week. The well-known Sire VLADIMIR Stepniak—Mist. FEE, .£lO 10s. Good paddocking. Is 6d per week. For further particulars of these two famous racing sires, apply to the owner A. F. VALUER, Feilding. mO STAND THE A SEASON At Rangitikei Line, Palmerston North, and Travel the surrounding district the thoroughred pony EARL KIJSTGr. Rising 3 years old. Young King Cobb—Arab mare. Terms —£2 single mares. Two or more as per agreement. Groomage fee, ss. All care taken but no responsibility. For further particulars apply G. WIGGINS, Owner, Palmerston North, Or Groom in Charge. TO Run in Paddock with Mares, Pony Stallion DERVISH. For the production of hill ponies and har. ness cobs. Dervish cannot bo beaten in New Zealand. Fee £2. Grazing free for two months. All care, but no responsibility. J. LAMBERT, 8H Hunterville. m m

TO STAND at Colyton, Feildlng, and travel Hie surrounding district, the purebred Clydesdale Stallion PRINCE ALPHERT. Prince of "Wales —Nora. 4 years. For further particulars and pedigree see cards. Terms j£3 10s, groomage fee iss. All care taken, but no responsibility. H. REMNANT, Owner, Colyton. TO STAND on my place, Mackay’s Line, Cheltenham, the Half Draught Stallion CAPTAIN, Waitapu—Nocturne. CAPTAIN is a beautiful dark bay, 151 hands high, with plenty of bone of good quality; good tempered. Terms —13. Good paddocking Is 6d per week. Any mares dying or sold treated as in foal. All care taken but no responsibility. For further particulars apply to the owner, H. WEBSTER, Mackay’s Line, Cheltenham. mm TO TRAVEL THIS HunSilverhope, and Bulls District, the Pure-bred Clydesdale Stallion - LORD KINSALE. LORD KINSALE is a bright bay horse with plenty of bone and hair of the best quality, together with a good temper and grand action. He was bred by Mr Ruddock, .of Canterbury. His sire Lord Roberts* sire Lord Lion, winner of twelve firsts and twelve champion prizes. His grand sire, Lord Salisbury (1205), imported, winner of first prize at Ayr, 1876, ns a two-year-old, first prize at Kilmarnock, 1877, and champion raedftl for best horse in the yard. In the same year he won first prize at Dairy* first at Ayr, first at Glasgow, and first at the Highland Society’s Show at "Edinburgh. , „ t After coming to New Zealand, Lord Salisbury won a large number of prizes. He was first at Dunedin in !8S!, first and champion at Taieri 1883, first and champion at Dunedin and Taein in 1884, and first and champion at Dunedin in 1885 and 1886. . __ T . Lord Lion’s dam, Myrtle, by Prince of Wales (imported), grand dam Molly McKissock, was imported by the late Mr McAllum, her sire Lord Lion (4890 C. 5.8.) Molly McKissock took firs* prize at <Vyr and Dumfries in 1897. 1 Lord Roberts’ dam, Queen by Time of Day, by Vanquisher, imported from Scotland by the late. Mr D. Nesbufc, great grand dam, imported from Tasmania, by Lincolnshire Hero. Queen won the first prize as a two-year-old at Oameru in 1890, second prize os a brood mare at Oamaru in 1897, and was placed first as a dry more in a strong ring at Oamaru in 1898, and won the first prize as a brood marc and champion medal for best mare or filly in the yard at Oamaru in 1899, and when nine years old was sold for 100 guineas. First and champion prize and first as mare with two of her progeny at Oamaru in 1900. LORD KINSADE’S dam, Lady Chattam, by the well-known sire Chattan, bred by Mr Alexander McKenzie, Geraldine. Chattan’s sire. Young Banker (N.Z.S.B) imported from Scotland by the Hoa. Matthew Holmes. Chatam’s dam Juno (479. N.Z.5.8.) by Renfrew Jock (135 N.Z.S’B.), imborted from Victoria, by Renfrew, imported from Scotland. Juno’s dam Lady Wallace (91 N.Z.5.8.) Lady Wallace by Sir William Wallace, dam Mi«s Patterson, Lady Chattam’s dam Blossom by Young Victor, by Victor, by Conquer, grand dam Margaret (231, Vol. N.Z.S.B), grand dam Nancy by Old Wellington (imported), great grand dam Polly (imported). It will thus be seen that the pedigree of Lord Kinsale is of the purest strain m the colony. TERMS—Service £8 10s. Guarnteee £i 10s, ■■single mores. Payable before January 1,1908. For further particulars apply to CAVE & THOMPSON, Silverhopo, \ Or Groom in charge.

REQUISITES. FISHING TACKLE, CRICKET* TENNIS, CROQUET & BOWLING . MATERIAL AT CITY PRICES. Why Pay £7 for a STEEL CENTRE ROD, SPLIT CANE, when you can get one for £3 at SHARPE’S, THE SADDLER, M A ETON.