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""TO Stand the Season at Puniartha and travel surrounding district, Pedigree ■ Clydesdale Stallion Hert-I-Coat iW) N.Z.C.5.8., Vol. i. Bjr Here-I-Go (243) Dam—Dolly (7«7). er«?«rti p,rt ' clll,n *»'* Sjnnom Bros., r°the U fMh!l!S,!S S Sii >n ae farm ' s «ntTJ Hill, tne fashionably bred 3-year-old draught entire TBEASUBE B4YAL Royal Treasure (imp.)Jody. Royal Treasure by Pride of Blacon out of Nelly of Kellymenoch. Judy, by Rob Roy from Kate by Prince Henry from Blossom. Blossom by Bothwell (imported). Royal has been passed as thoroughly •wmd by D. H. Raite, M.R.C.V.S. (London) teei: Sin«le Mare, £4 Us. (Two or more mares at per arrangement), A discount of 10/- will be allowed if fees are paid by January Ist, 1916. For further particulars apply to F. B. SAMPSON, Sentry Hill. fro Stand at the farm, Henwood Road, Bell Block, the fashionably bred Trotting Stallion- " BARON D." Rothschild—Calais, Baron D' has proved himself a sure foal getter. He has in his veins the blood of Berlin, Childe - Harold and the thoroughbred. Terms: 22 2a. IVor further particulars apply to T. Walker, Owner. _ B. B. K. ' T° „d travel nn bells By Abbey Bells(imp.)' Dam, Countess of Todd (imp.) Todd Bells is a handsome dark chestnut, anding 15.3 J »•tjaight-out trotter with beautiful action, ana exceptionally good tempered. An aristocrat of hi* line, with purple lineage second to none, and inherit! the speed and foal-getting qualities of his areAbbey Bells. The sire of Todd Bells was a straight* out trotter, and has a public trial of 2.15 at 3 yean. ■ He is ate? the sire of Grattan Bells, champion 2-year oW trotter of Australasia, record 2.29; Delavaa Chimes, champion 2-year-old pacer, Australasian record 2.26 ft; Laughing Bells, 2.29; Charming Bell, 2.32; Twinkle Bells, 2.33. All these records were ¥itup as two-year-olds. Countess of Todd, «*■»« of odd Bells, is the only mare in Australasia by that remarkable young sire Todd (2.14), who was sold by auction in America for £6OOO. Todd is by Binges <2.61), sire of Uhlan (1.54), the world's chammua straight-out trotter, The stamina of the family is undeniable. This is the stock to breed to. This is your opportunity. Take it. If your mare ■ good enough, there is a chance of a product that may cm surpass- Todd Bells in speed, style, stamina and handsomeness] with the certainly of getting something realU useful for the track, the road, the farm, the show-ring, or the Army Pen chase Department No horse in Australasia carries more speed-producing blood than 1 odd Belts. His pedigree it unimpeachable. He has some useful performances to his credit on the race track. Some of his principal victories are: Tamahau Mahupuka Memorial Handicap at Sooth Wairarapa Trotting Meeting, June 3rd, wt. At $ years old he started four times at Watginui Trotting Club's Easter Meeting, securing thrse wins and a second. The public have not seen this horse's best performance yet Being a young horse he will again be put into training after the season, so will Only serve a limited number of mare*. Apply early to sm disappointment Tke hltfh-clau Stalttoe HAVOC A (2.T5» 4 36 2 miles), Fr&az—Momar« . Hstoc is a beautiful bay with black poiots, plenty 4 bone and a splendid temper. Havoc is by Frana (2.22). dam Murmur. Franz, sire of Havoc is full brother to Frederick (2.20), The Heir (2.17), and Fritz, that great trotter which held the Australasian record for many year*. Franz is also ore of A.L. Franx (2.18). Frandocia (4.35), Florasz (3.34), Fraozie (*.14), and a great many others too aumcr--00 to miction. Murmur, dam of Havoc, Is one of the best brood mares in New Zealand, she having i peodoced Havoc (4.36). Sonol (242), Hova (4.471 " Higbden (2.26) and Skylark (7.32 for 3 miles), Havoc has proved himself a great racehoise, winning over all distances. He won the Auckland Trotting Cup as a three-year-old in 4-57. Plumpton (4.401 King George (4.*7); second to Emmeline ia 2.tS> aod secood to King Cole in 4.11, in whkh race he - bad to break an Australasian record. Havoc is the only hone in North Island eligible for the New Zea* land Trotting Cop of £2500. FHI-Todd Bells, £1 #a: lavee, II Ig, Mares will be met at Hawera railway station ea advice. Paddocking 2/6 per week. Every care taken, but no responsibility. For raster particular* apply to— H. BAkRACLOUCH, Faatham St^Hawtra. I~— ' -

TO Stud tiii kuoi >t Commercial St>b!« BtWßt tod trarel the surrounding district— Tie Fashionably Bred Hackney Stallion, VICTftIY CHIEF Sire, Victory Dan, Chieftaineu Victory Chief it a dapple bay hone, 4 yeari olt , standing t6 hands high, and haa great pace, luality and substance. He is a very stylish mover poseiaed of a beautiful temper and a good ?®*-nng record. Hit dam, chieftaiaess ii b> Lord Hopetown Cub ported) from Mermaid, who waDrought over from Australia. Terau: Singlt mfi, £3 lei. All care hut no responsibility. - , , Piddodring, 3s. a week. For further parfeculan and pedigrees see cards or K. riR. Gwn«r, Eltkam* RHEUMATISM VANQUISHED. A MARVELLOUS CASE AT BIRKENHEAD. Mr. R. A. Morris, an old and respected resident of Birkenhead, Auckland, has written two letters describing his experience of the great Rheumatic Cure which is creating such a stir about Auckland just now—viz., "RHEUMALINE-OXYGENA." On July 2, 1915, Mr. Morris wrote:— * "Dear Sir, —I am very pleased to "be able to state that I am nearly free from pain, and am able to walk much better. What a lot of suffering I would have been saved from had I only known of your remedy before. I have tried many other remedies, but this is the only one that has relieved me from pa'.n I have been a resident of Birkenhead for over 20 years. I am well known. If you like to go to the trouble of inquiring, almost any of the residents here could tell you what a bad case mine has been. I trust that you will send the remedy all over the world, and so relieve suffering. Yours faithfully, R. A. MORRIS." He wrote again on August 10 as follows: "Dear Sir, —It is now eight weeks since I commenced taking your rheumatic cure. I have waited to see if the changes of the weather would affect me, but I find that the weather makes no difference to me now. When I commenced the cure 1 was in agony, and had been so for nearly five years. I had given up all hope of ever getting better, but to my great surprise your cure acted like magic, and I can now walk well. Yours ■ faithfully, R. A. MORRIS." After being practically helpless and in constant agony for five years, Mr. Morris ii now a well man again, and back at work. This is but a*typical case, and we cite it because it is-one of the latest, but we have more wonderful things yet to tell you. SEND FOR THIS FREE BOOK. Fill in this coupon and post it to-day, and by return mail you will receive a book of absorbing interest. To the Dominion Rheumatic Cure Pty.. I/td., 5 Grey. Buildings, High Street, Auckland. Please send me your free book entitled "The Broken Crutch: A Most Interesting Story," mentioned in the Taranaki Daily News.—loH. Name „.... Address -... ......• If you suffer • from Rheumatism, Sciatica, Lumbago, or any Kidney or Blood Trouble, and neglect to try this marvellous remedy, you are missing something that is more valuable than riches—GOOD HEALTH.

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