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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXX, Issue 8549, 5 October 1907, Page 2

SPBING- SEASON. ■^ QPLENDID NEW' STCCKPFOE IHKfTMKTI-lt SEASON SOW TO HAND. GUIVI BOOTS A SPECIALTY. FEB OUR QUALITY AND PIUCES. QUEEN STREET, MABTTCRTON.

"""STE can confidently say that never before have our assortments been so complete. Our racks are loaded with fresh Spring Styles of the latest manufacture. No matter how fastidious or exacting you may be, we can show you exactly what y( u want. The prevaling coloiu'3 are at your disposal and it only remains for you to call and rnake your choice. MERCHANT TAILORS, PERRY STBEET, MASTEtiTON.

WSSOmmm UST A RRIVED—WINTER STOCKS of DUCK & CAKVAS euitable for HOUSE & COW COVJLRS. Guaranteed to fit if the Horse is measuri d. Satisfaction given both in Price and Quality. Hocso and Cow CGVtIRS

PO Travel the Distric!; this season _L THIS CARRIAGE SIItR ' VLm& GEORSE. I By Electioneer (imp) out of Vim (bile Zealot.) I King Goorge is a rich golden bay with black points, about 16 hands 2 inches, with grand bono and mu?cle. On the track he has won under saddle and in harneps on all leading trotting trades in New Zealand. As a sire King George has proved his worth. Marion, Miss Wilson and Peacock, his only representatives on the track, »re all good winners. Terms, £4 is. Further particulars from W. H. AT&IW, Owner in charge. "0 stand in Masterton and Surrounding District, THE HUSH HUNTER Wicfelow was imported from Irelard by a New Zealand Syndicate at a'costol 700 guineas. He has never been beaten in the show ring, and he f has been shown all over Ireland, and at the Metropolitan Shows in Australia and New Zealand. He is the Biro of Shamrock, the noted carriage stallion. Dunedin, who has secured over 30 prizes, «nd never been beaten. Wicklow will stand at a fee of £ 1 4s single marp; two or more us per arrangement. Apply C. McCULLOTJGH, Masterton. HfTO Stand this Season atPapawai, SARACEN (17i. St George (B)—Fair Nell (17). Saracen is a scientifically bred racehorse. Tbis is fuliy demonstrated in Ihe Stud Bock. He won 22 of the principal N Z. eventa while on the turf, and each year his stock has added to the f irne of his stud career. In 1905 Sarncen was second on the l'st of winning N.Z. sires, an.t ;i 1900 he was fourth with 23 wins, representing £2245, while in the S9aaon just ended on July 31st, bis stock won £BOOO. Amongst bis racing stock tho following are well known : Antigone, Gladpmuir, Cinque, Hatley, Mataari, Playfair, Sardonyx, Sarilla, Jollv Roger, Siiktn Rein, Matakokiri, r-harkryn. He is confidently recommended as a sire oythe best judges of horseflesh in New Zealand. Terms—s guineas single mare, two or mire as arrnnped. Good padioclurg with plenty of water. Every cure taken with tnaras. but no respomibihfy. For further particulars apply to W. C. TULLY, Owner, Papawai, Greytowu North. tO Travel this season in tho Masterton District, the Champion Cljdesdale Stallion, COMMONWEALTH. By Chiillenger—Belle of the Isles. Tmns. £1 4s single mare Fud parliculan from J. FALLOON (Owner), Clancy's Stables, Dixon Street, Masterton. '•O he at the service of Breeders in the Wairurapa District tbis season, the high-cla s thoroughbred Stallion EOKiS 10, J.<y Ptepniak-Shepherdess, by Fitzdonovan (Donovan - Alone) lolanthe ( viari-Uyrnom?—Rosedale). During three seasons on tin turf BORIS performed successfully over Short and Long Distances, and won about £2500 in Stakes. His victories included the Northern Chr.mpngno Stakes, Hawke's Bay Stakes, Urtat Northern Guineas, Wairarapa Cup and other races. Mcnschikoir, tho first of Stepnink's sons to go to the stud, has already proved a success. Mares mot at Carterton Railway Station. For further particulars applv W. COIiLBTT, Carterton. travel this season in tho Wairaiapa fi District, tho Clydesdale Stallion The Mackenzie (866) Kate (819). Terms -Single Mares, £4 4s. For pedigree and full particulars ap t )ly ta ROBERT FALLOON, Owner, or to James O'Connor, Groom in charge,