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Taihape Daily Times, Issue 208, 11 October 1916, Page 8

RAETIHI SALE. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1916. ‘ Freeman R. Jackson will sell as above — 50 2-year Steers. 19 Forward Heifers. 18 Yearling Steers. 40 Yearling Heifers. 50 Yearling Steers. §0 Yearling Steers (good). 15 21-Year Steers. 3 Store Cows. 7 Springing Heifers. 8 3 and 4-Year Bullocks. 2 Cows and Calves. 2 S.H. Bulls. 10 Store Cows. 1 3-Year Jersey Bull. 3 Store Cows. mBSgSaW m THE PUREBRED CLYDESDALE STALLION YOUNG CLYDE WILL STAND THE SEASON at Eaketapauma. This splendid animal is -well-known in the district. Pedigree in Future Issue. Full particulars obtainable from Mr T. BRADLEY", RUANUI. Fees —Four guineas, payable Ist January, 1917. Two or more mares by arrangement. YOUNG CLYDE is a bright bay, eight years old, with immense bone and fine, silky ha:r, and feet of the best quality; perfect temper and beautiful action; 16 bands 2 inches high.

Young Clyde, sire Bold Briton, dam Young Bonnie. Bold Briton, by Crown Prince, was bred by Hon. Matthew Holmes. Crown Prince, by Lord Salisbury (imp.), champion show' ring horse in New* Zealand, was never beaten in the ring. Young Bonnie; by Lord Lyon. Lord Lyon, by the famous Young Banker, imported by Hon. Matthew Holmes, dam Maggie Lauder; grand dam Bonnie, by Cl3 r de .‘(imp.), g.g. dam Kate, by Boag’s Prince Charlie. It can be seen by the above that Young Clyde inherits the very best Clydesdale blood in New Zealand. TEA & SUPPBE EOOMS Mr, J. Phillips begs to notify the people of Taihape that he has taken over the Fish and Supper Eooms in Tui Street lately occupied by Mr. E. -Manning. He trusts by strict attention to business to merit the success he received when he previously occupied th e shop some four years ago. All his old friends will be very welcome. Tiie car we’ve all been waiting for —Tbe Chevrolet, and only £245 with ■starter and electric lights and horn. — Stanley Peyton, Agent, ; Now the winter is coming, you want something to fortify you against colds,

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