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TO BE AT THE SEBVICE OP WAI•SAKAPA BREEDEBS, THE ARAB STALLION Katipha (Imp.) IN colour KALIPHA is a beautiful bay. with black points ; stand* 14.2. As a producer of hnckß he is well known, being the sire of Mr McKenzia's prize-taker " Hindoo." also sire of " Shamrock," the pony which won three raoes at a recent Wellington Trotting Club's Meeting, carrying 8.7 first day, over seven furlong*, winning easily; six furlongs second day, with 9.7, and seven furlongs, carrying 10.3, all won' without effort. For further particulars apply J. or E. LIDDINGTOV, Clareville. st<nd this season, The TROITING J. STALLION Pirate, Childe Harold—Violetta. Fu'l particulars from G. R. GARRATT, orT.W. MILLER, Club Stables, Masterton. TILL travel in the Masterton Dis- ' trict, the purebred Clydesdale Stallion Federation. Terms—£4 4? single mare. Full particulars from M. MUf LIGAN, Empire Etables. Or J. FALLOON. Ballance. TO travel this season in the Wairarapa District, the Cljdesdale Stallion Brilliant Box/, The Mackenzie (366)— Kate (819). Term* - Single mares, £4 4«. For pedigree and full particulars apply to ROBERT FALLOON, Owner, or to James O'Connor, Groom in charge. fW>Q Travel the Masterton, Mauriceville. i Eketahuna, and Alfredton Districts, the well known Coaching Stallion Ivan hoe, By Wicklow- dam Pocahontas; grand dam Polly (by imported horse England Still). Ivunhoe's dam was by Ringleader, by South Australian (imported), dam Ringleader (imported). IVaNHOE was bred on the Peninsula by Mr Robinson. He is a full brother to the champion Shamrook, who has carried off first prize in all the leading show rings in' the South Island. Ivanhoe has also been shown, and last year was placed first on six occasions. Be stood for six years in Dunedin, and numbers of his stock have brought as high as £SO when sold for carriage purposes. He is 16J hands high, is broken to harness, is thoroughly dooile, a first-claS3 worker and a sure foal-getter. References from leading Bouth Island breeders can be seen on application. Terms, £4 4s: payable by January Ist, 1907. Two or more mares as per agreement. Particulars on application to T. W. MILLER, or J. JONES, Owner.

10 stand this season in the Wauarapa, . the Clydesdale Stallion GARRY OWEN. Terms, £4 4s per mare ; and NO SURRENDER. £4 4a per mare. Also tho Pony Stallion, KING OP THE RING. Full particulars from ANGUS FRASER, Owner, Masterton. 0 Stand this Season, at Spring Hill, Tinui, The Thoroughbred Stallion Chief Commander For Terms and Particulars apply to S. J. JOHNSTON, Spring Hill. MAURICEVILLE HOTEL. MR F. M. ROSS (late ot Feilding) begs to notify the residents Mauriceville and sunounding district, ■well as the travelling public, that he has taken over the above well-known hotel. The hotel will, shortly be renovated and made thoroughly up-to-date. Speight's Beer always on tap. Best Wine 3, Spirits, and Ales in Stock. Stabling accommodation a specialty. F. M. ROSS PROPRIETOR. AKERS & <ONFECTIONERS; The Noted Shop for the Real Hot Scotch Pies. WEDDING AND BIRTHDAY CAKES A SPECIALTY. PINE STREET, MASTERTON

OLD METALS. f 'E are Cash Buyers of above. Top t t pricesjor Cast Iron, Lead, Brass, Copper, Zinc, Pewter, etc. Also Metal Drosses. Best price given for old rubber, bicycle tyrei, etc. Note the address— JONES & Co., Clyde Quay, Wellington. THE ONE THING NECESSARY.

Every Smoker Wants A n OCHEANE has the best Pipes, and he j is simply giving them away at Moderate Values COCHBANE'S Stock,)and secure satisfaction ai.the Cheapest Possible Pnioe.

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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXIX, Issue 827, 29 September 1906, Page 1

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569

Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 Wairarapa Age, Volume XXIX, Issue 827, 29 September 1906, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 Wairarapa Age, Volume XXIX, Issue 827, 29 September 1906, Page 1

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