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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXII, Issue 22, 9 January 1912, Page 8

AUCTION SALES. £J_!LLiES & NALDER STOCK SALES FOR—'January— Eltham—Wednesday, IC. Glover Road, Hawera —Thursday. 11 Kaponga—Friday, 12. Manaia—Tuesday, 16. Olcaiawa—Monday, 22. Eltham—'Wednesday, 24. Glover Road, Hawera—Thursday, 26 Monthly Horse Fair, Princes Street Bazaar, Saturday, 27. Auroa—Monday, 29. Manaia—Tuesday, 60. LIST OF CLEARING SALES— January— Friday, 2G—Messrs. Hikaka and Edwards. WOOL SALES. WE are now receiving WOOL FOR SALE in WELLINGTON and STRATFORI), and are prepared to make FULL ADVANCES against same. DATES OF WELLINGTON SALES— Thursday, 11th January, 1912. Tuesday, 13th February, 1912. Tuesday, sth March, 1912. Catalogues close one week in advance of these dates. N.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD., STRATFORD. STRATFORD WOOL, HIDE, SHEEP SKIN, AND TALLOW SALE. NEXT SALE, JANUARY 16th. CLIENTS are requested to forward lots so as to reach us by FRIDAY, January 12th. YOUNG. HOBBS AND CO. STUD NOTICES. TO STAND the SEASON at STRATORD And Surrounding Districts. THE DRAUGHT STALLION rmm WHAT’S WANTED. (ARMADALE—DUCHESS OF ALEXANDRA). Terms—£3 6s. “What’s Wanted” will travel as follows:—Monday: 1 Toko and Doug-: las; Tuesday, Toko; Wednesday, Mid hirst and Roads; Thursday: Skinner and, Bird Roads ; Friday Cardiff and Roads', around Stratford. ' I t . JAMES GRANT, Taipbrohehuiii or ,r W„ McELWAIN, < ir Groorn-in-Chaiiige. Davey’s Royal 'Mail -Staples; I *■«* t 1;. TO STAND this SEASON, "i at ELTHAM, And Travels Stratford and Surround* ing Districts. THE CLYD STALLION f l ~ F A CINAT IO N. A S C I N A T l!0 N. s 4;-i I (-.“I. Sire, Federation; Dam, Peggy. .-.f FASCINATION can be recommended to all breeders as one of the truest bred Clydesdale Stallions in the district. He is rising five years old, a beautiful bay, large flat bone, and fine feather.,' ■ ; Terms—Single Mare £3 10s, two or more, as per arrangement; all mares to be paid for by Ist January, 1912. Arrangements with W. T. BAILEY Of TOM BROWN, Groom. TO STAND THE SEASON at the CROWN STABES, STRATFORD, And to Travel the Stratford and Inglewood Districts, the well-known COACHING STALLION gILVER gPEC, Silver Spec was bred by the late Captain Cameron, of Wanganui, being got by Quicksilver (imp.) out of Augusta 'by an imported sire). He is a chestnut roan horse of fine power and substance, and has a great constitution, and a most tractable disposition. During the past five years his numerous progeny have been great prizetakers, at all the principal North Island A. and P. Shows. Terms; £3 IDs single mare; two or more as per arrangement. Payable January Ist. For further particumrs apply to T. CARSON . Owner. COMMANDER The above beautifully bred Stallion, nine years old, by the world’s champion sire, Rothschild, and out of one of the best producing dams in the Southern Hemisphere, is at the service of breeders in the Taranaki District. Ho has already sired some of the best horses in the Dominion. As a three-year-old ho begat here in Taranaki, General Joubert, Full Sail, UniI form, A.T.Z., and numerous others. Commander will ho at the following places on the undermentioned dates: Commercial Stables, Eltham, Every Saturday. Royal Mail Stables, Stratford, Every Tuesday. Kelly’s Stables, Kaponga, Every Wednesday. Manaia, Every Thursday. Mares left at the before-mentioned places will be attended to. For further particulars, see cards, J. C. JOHNSTON, Groom-iu-Charge, Commercial Stables, Eltham.