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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 161, 17 October 1910, Page 8

To Stand the Season at New Plymouth, and travel the surt rounding districts where inducement offers. THE FASHIONABLY-BRED HACKNEY STALLION, LORD KITCHENER. J/)RD KITCHENER is a powerful, compact sire, standing 15.2 to 3, and is a handsome chestnut in color. His show ring honors are very numerous; in fact, he has never been beaten. Good paddockmg at 1/- per week. All care but no responsibility. TERMS.-nServices, £3/5/-, payable Ist January, 1911. Two or more mares as per agreement. Groomage, 2/3, payable at first service. JOE WEST, Owner, Now Plymouth. To Stand this Season Stratford, ' Inglewood New Plymouth. THE THOROUGHBRED STALLION BOMBARDO (By Hotchkiss Valentinia). gQMBARDO stands 10 ihands, 2% inches in height, with good bone and substance, and is excellently adapted for getting useful hunters and harnoss horses, as well as racehorses. He should therefore prove just the sire that breeders who prefer plenty of siee ai thoroughbreds have been looking a long while for. Travelling days Mondays, Cardiff; Tuesday, Ngaere: Wednesdays, Inglewood; Thursdays, White Hart Stables, New Plymouth, leaving there at noon on Fridays for Stratford; Saturdays, Eltham. TERMS.—£4/ i/-; payable Ist January, 1911. Groomage fees, 5/-; payable at first service. T. CARSON, Owner, Stratford. LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S OUTFITTER. MRS. McC A L L U M BROADWAY, STRATFORD. Orders neatly and promptly executed A trial solicited. Satisfaction Guaranteed, TE WHARE KEEA. would specially draw customers' attention to the quality of our goods. For flavor, finish and Tjariety, they are unequalled in this colony, whilst our high-class delectable tablets are equal to any produced in Great Britain. This class of sweetmeat is mostwholesome, and popular with the general public; but they must be well flav-1 or«d and attractive to command atten-J tkm. We guarantee dure to be tip top | and at (By Pricee* I BoaLMrttfod I