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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 143, 26 September 1910, Page 1

To Travel tins Season in the Inglewood & Surrounding Districts. THE CLYDESDALE STALLION DUKE OF WELLINGTON (Glengyle—dam \ate). )UKE OF WELLING'!: N is a rick dark bay in colo ow set, very compactly built, with i. : ease muscular quarters, good shoal i and strong tains. He has great fa- j of the best •quality, with plenty of i -itber, sound . :f«et and legs, and -is ren.Lrkably active He 'is favored with a great constitution, a very docile temper, and - has proved himself a sure foal-getter. He is also a Hirst-class worker, and staunch. FEES: Single mare, £2 10s. Papable Janur 1, 1911. Guarantees (in writing) as arranged. Owners at'• first service held responsible for all mares sold, exchanged, or otherwise disposed of. Every care taken but no responsibility incurred For further particulars apply to W. THOMASON, Owner. To Stand the Season at New Plymouth, and travel the surrounding districts •where inducement of-. i fera. !■. t THE FASHIONABLY-BRED V' HACKNEY STALLION, LORD KITCHENER. J/>RD KITCHENER is a powerful, compact sire, standing 16.2 to 3, and is •a handsome chestnut in color. &His show ring honors are very J numerous; in fact, le has never been .beaten. Good paddoeking at 1/- per week. All *care but no responsibility. , TERMS.-Services, £3/5/-, payable l«t January, 1911. Two or more mares as per agreement. Groomagie, 2/6, payable at first service. JOE WEST, Owner, New Plymouth. To Stand this Season Stratford, Inglewood New Plymouth. THE THOROUGHBRED STALLION B OMB A R D 0 (By Hotchkiss (2)— dam Valentinia). stands 16 hands, 2% inches in height, with good 'bone and jgetting useful hunters and harness horses, a» well as racehorses. He should therefore prove just the sire that breeders wj*o prefer plenty of size in thoroughbrads' have been looking a long while ton TERMS —£4/4/-; payable Ist January, 19Mi. Groomage iejeis, '5/-;. payable a"t first service. Dates and places of travel will appear later. Further particulars may be had froin T. CARSON, Owner, Stratford. BUSSELL & SON, MONUMENTAL MASONS. THE HIGHEST D.ONORB Given in the New Plymouth Exhibition, 1904-5. .'Awarded (First Prizs Diploma for the Best Exhibit in Monumental Masonry: also Special Prizi *Medal and Diploma for Uent Working Exhibit. Marble jnd Granite Monuments and Crosses, a w ti Fences, etc... kept in stock. />esignd and estimates furnisher* on'«;>plicatioa. Inspection in* Titeu. ■■•■ BT. AUBYN STREET. SOUTH ROAD. GOOD MORNING, MADAM Yes, something like last Friday's order? Certainly. Our customers appreciate our good beef. What's for Sunday? Choke, tender sirloin, juicy leg of mutton, some of the primest pork? Beg youf pardon? Plump little cockerel? Right thank you. Good morning. You'll never be in trouble if you get your meat from SOLE BROTHERS NOW READY. ZEALAND TURF REGISTER * for SEASON 1009-10. FULL and ACCURATE REPORTS of the PAST SEASON'S RACING (including Trotting) .1 in NEW ZEALAND. ENTRIES. ETC., FOR PRINCIPAL FUTURE EVENTS TABLES OF WINNERS' WEIGHT-FOR-AGE SUaUS RULES OF RACING WINNING OWNERS WINNING HORSES WINNING SERES 'And other interesting Sporting Matter of Valuable Character. Published at the oflke of The Weekly Press and Referee, Cathedral Square and Worcester, Street', Christchurch, N.Z., jphere orders (addressed'to the Manager) should be sent in AT ONCE, to prevent disappointment, as only a limited number "'""'* publiaheJ. i.:, PRICITIO/6.