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Te Aroha News, Volume XXII, Issue 42799, 31 October 1905, Page 4

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. oat- Still,- the prime motive power of should not be forgotten—it is W^adverfising! advertising! advertising !! ! _ ' _ '• , v. ' .iOrirUSITE POdT OFFICE, • TE AROHA. Terms on application. VM R> w HAETONT IJUIOMPSON, -> 4 TEACIIER OP THE r OR&AN, PIANOFORTE, VIOLIN, ‘ AND SINGING, ; Late.'prg mist and choirmaster Pitt :PStreet Metbodist Church, Auckl ml . .and forrteriy :<>f Dr. SparkV Organ j School,. Town Hall, /-Address :. ‘ 1 1 ' [a card.]. f. GILQHRiST, SOLICITOR, TE AROHA. Stud Notices. ■ -I?fesßiy. mmo. •Wtfl 45? > STAND AT TE AROHA AND m i-m.--travel- Shaftesbury, -Mauawaru, -/ Waihou,-. and Mangaiti districts, 'the |K [y well-known Clydesdale stallion Highland Willie by Clydesdale Willie— dan/-Flash. ~ " For further particulars apply to , • . . •• . F. ROWE, yV-r/'m ; Owner. -'$ ' " ttp§y|. w/m Wm&M O' STAND THIS SEASON - at Morrinsville 'ap'd ■ travel the sur7*ratm.ding ;distiicts, the undermentioned .-stallions:— , ; a uIEASSIER • - • ? gßy Musket—Frailly ; v|jThis horse is full brother and 3 years founger than Trenton, standing in Eng|h^:at’2oogs perrharfi— ; I m Draught Colt, 3 years old— BEN . B/Eenmore Sylvia. Ecdiain'DraUght Horse— General Gordon—Bonnie, by Bonnie ' '-"-.Prince. • - V-" r ; - - - Roadster—®MEßßY BOY' By Merry Legs —Barry , Single mare.' ./TEEMS. ‘ (£7 7s -Vv‘ |||'|..o!illah tB :?h , £4 A s General £2 2s *“ Jstell^rry;Boy, : I T2 10s ) .. wo or more mar-is. projjerty same ’agreement. IfGfbzmgTs 6-I-pm w'eelc, All care taken pfcg.^3||g ? j ■■ ,- x mmrtjnSd»%2 % T- : -' ; mim ■- ' 1 IQ, •, STAND iX&SOr AT __ THIS SEASON Vl' SHAFTE3BURY, AND TRAVEL DISTRICTS Tin-steeplechase Lred stallion ” ’ KATERE, darn. SARAH. ' Tlpr - rTr lls . a ,'fine upstanding rSe/being 10 hands-2in3 high, a coal id: in colour, and like his sire, is a iehdid jumper. Breeders who wish- to eedrthat.class: of horse; which :a£ pre».t is so very scarce, viz., good weigh' -ti'ryicg hacks and light harness horses, ;itnot do better tb'iu give him a trial. ■‘Varrigul has produced more show v Other stallion that ever :the‘Franklin ibstrict. ' . y la Terms: Single -mare. £2 10s.' Two -or ore.as.pef'agreement- All accounts to >-paid,bw;<Tanuafy Ist T908.'. For/fur- • iticiilars ahply to—- > M. FIN LAY, Owner.