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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 205, 4 October 1909, Page 3

TO. STAND THIS 1 SEASON at Oimitu and surrounding districts, The Purebred Clydesdale Stallion WHAT'S WANTED Sire. Armadale; gr. sire, Glengyle; g. gr. sire, Prince of the Isles; dam Duchess of Alexandra, -by St. Alexandra ; gr. dam, Queen of the Craubournes; g. gr. dam, Jenny, by Wait-a-Wce. Terms: i") IDs. Two or more as per arrangement. j TRAVELLING DATES: WEDNESDAYS & TUI'IiSDAYS-Mr. C. Honevficld's farm, Tataraimaka. SATURDAYS—Mr. 11. Jones' Criterion Stables, flood paddocks provided free for lares, 'out no responsibility. Apply to A. X. MULLS, Barrett lioad, Oniata. Or C. Francis, Groom in charge.

TO STAND TUB SKASOX :vt the Kiirin, Waitiira HJ., Tin- Purebred Clydesdale Stallion LORD ROBERTS (Herd Laddie—Princess), Bred by the late Mr. Andrew llastie, Mnuuia. Fees: Single mare £3 10s, two or more £3 ss. Also, The Purebred Clydesdale Stallion, GLEN ROY (By Glengylc—Rose, by Director-Rose;. lired by A. Alexander, Esq., Noruianby. Dates of travel later. Terms: £3 10s single mare, two or more bv arrangement. SANGSTER & PERROTT, is*. Waitura. TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON in the TaTanalti district, the Thoroughbred Entile Horse, 'irst and Cliampion In Blood Stallion Class at Taranaki Agricultural Show, 180(1. " ■ I GILNOOKIE, out of Hagar by Gipsy jng; Hagar out of Escape by The ainter, out of Art Union by The Maims (imp.), out of Cinizelli by Stockell. Gipsy King, out of (jHuiiii by Le mp, out of Mermaid (imp.), by Traueer (hup.) Dates and places of travel later. :3 10s, payable Ist January, ,„„, om's fee, 2s Cd. Further particulars can be obtained om M. JONES, Owner.

TO STAND• . SKASOX nt tricts, the known Conch Stallion, SILVER SPEC

SILVER SPEC wns bred by the late Captain Cameron, of Wanganui, being got by Quicksilver (imp.) out of Augusta (by an imported sire). He is a chestnut road horse of line power and substance, and has a great constitution and a most tractable disposition.' during the five consecutive years tl was exhibited at the Wanganui S btained four firsts and one second ward. Among his progeny may be mentioned Silver King, who took first and Special at the Auckland Show, and Scout, who gained two first awards at Palmerston N. Terms: £3 10s single mare, two or -'>rc as per agreement. Payable Januy Ist. bates and places of travel will appear later. For further particulars apply to J T. CABSIMJ, Owner. LORD LINCOLN By Lincoln Yet— Tracy. Will Travel Kcw Plymouth, Okato and Waitara. Lincoln Yet, Irvington (imp.)— Pride of Lincoln. Mamblctoniaii Touchstone Lady Tracy. General Tracy Jlonola Berlin Messenger Jenny Tracy Stella LORD LLNCOLX is one of the bestbred horses in the colonies, and as a sire should prove second to none, lie a handsome dark bay, standing about I hands, with plenty of substance and quality, and has an excellent tcmr. lie is six years old and a sure ft... getter. His sire, Lincoln Yet, has proved to be one of the best sires in the colonies, s as Monte Car'o eneral Lincoln i.U, Xabacklish, CronJe, and many others. Terms: £3 10s, payable January Ist, 1910. tirooiuage fee, ss. For further particulars apply to W. WILSON, ,„- White Hart Plymouth.

TO STAND THE - SEASON in the Waltara and New Plymouth districts, rue Standard-bred Troti ting horse HUON ,)twr Huon Yet—Dam by Berlin (imp.) HUON YET is a handsome dark brown horse, five years old, standing 1(1 hands in height, -with plenty of substance and quality and a fine temper. He is bred fi-Qin the purest strains of trotting blood ever imported into Now Zealand. Terms: Single mares £3 10s, payablo January 1, 1910. Groomagc fee, 2s (Id at TO STAND THE SEASON at Mr. H, Joll's Waiwakaiho Farm, the Purebred Pony Stallion, ' SPIDER fliistng 7 years) By Lord Palmerston. first prize at Palmerslon Show as a ear-old, also Championship. X'l'ius: 30s. Ipply to C. HASKELL, (■room in Charge. ARMADALE STUD, OKAIAWA. T<o stand this sea I LORD ERSKINE (Sire Sandy Erskine, imp., dam Pearl U.) Fee, U4 4s, due H. January, 11)10, ami i' 4 is when mare proves in foul. Careful attention but no responsibility, ... For. further partiruuirs'npplv toll'. A. BKISMISK, Okaiawa.

THE DIFFERENCE IN LAWN MOWERS The diffcreneo between a good or poor lawn is generally the difference between a good or common lawn-mower. High-grade lawn mowers are niMc today whicl; tl!> the work fceltor n;ul with about half-a-man power loss exertion than formerly. it get ahead of j-on. ice our new ImllbcarPeYoa Street, N«w lljavvtfa.