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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXX, Issue 8865, 28 October 1907, Page 2

TO Travel tbe District this season THE CARRIAGE SIRF, KINO GEORGE, By Electioneer (imp) out of Vim (lale Zealot.) King George is a rich golden bay with black points, about 10 hands 2 inches, with grand bono and mu=cle. On the track he has won under saddle and in harness on all lendiDg trotting tracks in New Zealand. As a sire King Georgp has proved hie worth. Marion, Miss Wilson find Peaccck, his only representatives on the traok, are all good winners. Terms, £4 4s. Further particulars from W. H. ATKINS, Owner in charge. King George will be at I'inhey's Stables eve ry Monday. f| O stand in Masterton and KurroundA ing District, THE IRISH HUNTER WtCKLOW. Wicklow was,imported fromlrelacd by a New Zealand Syndicate at a cost of 700 guineas. He has never been beaten in the show ring, and he has been shown all over Ireland, and at the Metropolitan Shows in Australia and New Zealand. He is the sire of Shamrock, the noted carriage stallion, Dunedin, who has secured over 30 piizes, find never been beaten. Wic&low will stand at a fee of £4 4s eirgle mare; two or more as per ai rangement. Apply C. McCULLOUGH, Masterton. TO be at the servics cf Breeders in the Wairarapa District this season, the high-cla s thoroughbred Stallion BORIS 10, By Stepniak—Shepherdess, by Fitzdonovan (Donovan Alone) lolanthe (Vfari-Bjmong - Rosedale) During three seasons on tha turf BORIS performed successfully over Short and Long Distances, and won asout £2500 in Stakes. His victories included the Northern Champagne Stakes, Hawke's Bay Stakes, Great Northern Guineas, Wairarapa Cup and other[races. Menschikoff, the firtt of Stepniak's sons to go to the stud, has already proved a success. Mares met at Carterton Railway Station. Boris will te at the Pricce of Wales Stibiss every Wednesday, weather perni'tting. Tfirms—Single Mares 5 guineas, two or more by arrangement. For further particulars apply W. CORLETT, Carterton. fjpO Stand this Season at Papawai, SARACEN <l7). St. George (B)—Fair Nell (17). Saracen i 3 a scientifically bred racehorse. This is fully demonstratf.d in the Stud Book. He won 22 of the principal N.Z. events while on the turf, and each year his siock has added to the fame of his stud career. In 1905 Sarnccn was tecond on the l'st of winning N.Z. sires, and in 1906 he was fourth with 23 wins, representing £2245. while in the season just ended on July 31st, his stock won £3OOO. Amongst his racing stock the following aie well known : Antigone, Gladsmuir, Cinque, Hatley, Mataari, P'ayfair, Sardonyx, Snrilla, Jolly Pioger, Silken Rein, Matakokiri, Sharkeyn. He is confidently re•commended as a sire oy the best judges of hoisefleshin New Zealand. Terms—s guineas single mare, two or nnreas arranged. Good pad-locking with plenty of water. Every care taken with mares, but no responsibih'y. For further particulars apply to V. C. TULLY, Owner, Papawai, Grpyiown North. » GOVERNMENT | |f ||| * DEPART ul EN T FACT Ho. a, A LIBERAL SYSTEM OF NONFORFEITURE protects every Assurance Policy issued by the Departmont. Substantial surrender values and loau values are Allowed after two years, and if the premium is not paid within the thirty days of grace an account i& openod crediting the policyholder with the «nr render value and increases thereon, and debiting him with the premiums as they fall due and interest thereon. As long as the amount to oredit exceeds the nmonnt owing tlie policy is in fall foroe, and in the stent of death or maturity the sum Maared mid bonuses, loss the ftrrewrf vriib ißtertflk, im Mlf,