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»*•« QTWI. fftt OTAMB THE SEASON AT 2TAUERU. 4AY «£fcAEit. MB T*OTTING «tlßai pildweod Baoord 8.4| Imp. ®r«»te«t ip*®d y»t Jfebtim w Anstr&lftKut. Bxr« of Ok*m- . .Mm Sikbouvood 9.0 tad 4.16 gSMirood Jtrnr. 4.M; , «r»ad«m» of £uu Otla 1.8 W and 4.11. WildM ie ftlao th* liro of Wild £5 (S.lfl). M»ri« Oorolli (*.17), Dsrfair Ball (1.18). Vnmam (S.1B), Sisieweod (1.1»), Mowwood (B. 14) mimamw otdwr «oodltomji. w . 9m d JAY B1LD1N: May Bd--9m (*.91), «w» tlfiiylook (1.10), B«llBelli (t.M ftud 8.86), Atntrakftß r#twrd for i-jr lilies. Km »f M»J Beldsn » Jttdc* B«l----■w. (1.11), aire of Skylook (l.iO), Bolli (i-i?) aad nuuay*«tk»r food w®grkidftH : Mu Imp. • . , JAY BXLDBN hai ijr*} a Im aood mu, nwnrty, Opto (tJ4— SrajTllMk , Beldam (■.■»—«7"), 3hMl (1| aallts—l.47), Btow B«l- ---».» Br 2T , I ®E 17 lunds mtt, Tef^, JI ™® T 5 yerfaatly fiu«t J* Biwdlo ud •raw* &•#• till mawa *» ituaied. ia ii nn taken but bo r»§poMibility. not: Kitgla Mar* 111 TT, Tanlrtfw ••fFPEB H ALL IAHEBiN. ci»i»n

Srd to M. J. .WjrttuML Cbppad W, Bpfiafl, Mm* Jb^lwid. muM liud «rt tki Ujfir, Plain, M*«tertom, and trtfu th« ror*. JAMISON" is ,a, IMb tred taw Sjluw H°rse, jtandina about 17| hands «r\ntk the besto! feet, tanta, Imm. and ft profusion of the iMtl tart of feather ; kaa IP**t bone wUii ft graod mover, T !£ff mt sfcapse. and u • Shu* St"} 10 * el (to fcit order. H«. » without «e®H tiw be»t unport«i imto New Zealand. Heiras e*untaed and passed sound by the Shire •I during thsae; f»ra, rH* WPT-: mi iimieU to be a T«ry sure foal-

■"MSoppid HAI® ra ti* following pruM-:WgJ--2nd, Mmvne*' Qanntj, rt CemaMndtd, Lowiott Blure_Horae Aow (in » dw» rf'4B). 19Cg--Oom-■ndtd, todba (m 1& jp*m:A?ss ■ditty's Silver Medal £ndOh»mp?qm Cap (it «u «iea); lioDdon Shire florae Show (in * class •f 86); Ist Cheaßhire Coxmtyat GhesMr; tod B »nd W. 8., »t Newport (5 •ryswyth; 2nd,Some™et at Wells (9 ajl *ges); Cord and South, Essex; Ist & CJ»mfioh at the Waikato AgriOTltural and Kurtoral r Association'® Show, 1911; lit and Ghampioa Aucklapd Show, 1911' ; Ist and Champion, Te Kuiti, 1119 .;■ , praw, Dnnamore Jameson (17972), fy Moors Ut« (12086}, by iin' 11805)1 his dam (22191) Moore Bon(§708), % Lincolnshire Lad IL {1885): her dam (2432) Granite, by L,iceil»T»li«re *fW* fi47OY by Waxwork (2302), by, Waxwork(2&)/by Matchless (1509). DAM (17526), Upshire Niw, by Engineer JI. (9300), by Dranghteman (2564), fcyLeverton Tom (4522), by Bold Lincoln (231), by MatcUefls ffunr. (1544), by Matchless (1509); Sort dam (12409), Friary, by The friar (4732) by Tom (2156), by Hon•st Tom (1105)5 her dam, Darling, by What's Wanted,(4l7&), by Renown (8972), by Wonder (2357), by MatchX4MESON" at•27) won prizeslß9B, Ist, Nottingham ; Ist Northampton'; Ist, Lincolnshire : Ist, Shrewsbury; Ist, Leicestershire ; Ist, Rugby; Ist, Moreton-•n-Marsh; Ist, OjlesMl; Ist and Bhampion, Peterborough; Ist. - and Challenge Cup, Ashbourne. 1899:15t andreserve for OupS.H.S., London, and he is the leading eire of the i>rev«nt day, having sired winners than any other Shire Stallion during the years 1903-4-5-6-7, and holds the record of bemg the sire, of Ihe largest number of winners at LooBon Show in any one year. Another record: At 1906 London Show no less thai 28 animals by this horse were selected by the judges and passed th® "veterinary examination sound, ana re«eiv?d money awards. Sixteen animals by him in one sale* made Record average of £236 each) at whicli lale Copped Hall Jamesonwas purchafied S THBI KEYNSHAM STUD . CO., Bristol, England, while at the tecent Dnnamore dispersal sale, 21 of his produce averaged £225 12e. An examination of his pedigree will show that he is descended from a strain of the heaviest and m<*t powerful waggoners in England, and that he can claim near relationship with the best and; most popular Sire Horses of the day. From .his breeding he is "bound to make a most impressive sire as his breeding is of the choicest, viz., 2 crosses of Lincoln: •hire Lad 11.. 3«of Dack's Matchless, •nd 1 of Welches' Honeet Tom; sirea apon which the whole Horse breed has been built up on. "BLOOD WILL TELL." -All care taken, but no responsibility. - ' , F E E—Four and a-h«lf Culnsas. for Ml Upper Plain. Maeterton. Or li. R. BEDDALL.

TO STAND THE SEASON AT WAIHAKEKE AND TRAVEL THE SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. (.The double-gaited Standard-bred Trottine Stallion — WAITIPtPI (2.10). (Prince Imperial—Ladv Emm*.) ■WAITIPIPI is 6 years old, a beantiftil dark brown, Btanding 16 bands, has good flat bone, plenty of muscle, and a real good temper. ■"TERMS: £4 4s sinsrle mare, two or more as per arrangement. Payable January, 2914. All care taken, hot no responsibility. Mares * not prorinjj in foal returned free next > seacon; mare Bold or exchanged held to be in foal. Regnlar trips to Martinborotifch on Mondays, Feathers ton onJPnesdays. Grarinir free. For ntrther particnlare apply to owner W. W. HEROOCK, .Wftihskeke.