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Waikato Argus, Volume XI, Issue 1102, 19 November 1901, Page 1

TO STAND THIS SEASON at Morrinsville and travel Piako and To Aroha Districts The Heavy Draught Stallion LORD ELDERBLIE Hard Times—Lizzie ROUTE Tuesday—To Walton (Mr John Teague's) Wednesday—From Walton to Waihou Hotel Thursday—Wairakau Friday—Through Manawaru to Waihou Saturday—Morrinsville Terms—£3 10s single mare; two or more, £3 3s each The Thoroughbreds LEOLANTIS Leolinua—Atlantis ROUTE Tuesday—Through Waihou to Wairakau Wednesday—Manawaru, Waihou, home AND MALICE Dauphin—Bessemer

The Roadster MERRY BOY will stand at Morrinsville and travel Waikato ROUTE. Tuesday—Tauwharc to Cambridge Wednesday—Cambridge to Hamilton, through Tamahere ; stops the night at the Royal Hotel, Hamilton Thursday—Newstoad, Eureka, to Morrinsville Terms—£2 10s single mare ;£2 2s two or more FRANK MARSHALL, 7/g Owner, Morrinsville. _ SB fJTO STAND THIS SEASON X and Travel the various Districts —The well .known Thoroughbred Stallion MUSKAPEER Musket (imp)— Venus Transit Routes and Terms in future issue 6/9 JOHN BROWNE TO STAND THIS SEASON

3 at Hautapu The Clydesdale Stab lion LOCHABER, • 4 years, Sire, British Lion—dam, Thornby Meg, by Hard Times This horse will visit Pukekura on Wednesdays, stay the night at Trecarnc, and return home on Thursdays; will visit Tamahere on Fridays. Fee—Single marc, 4 guineas; two or more, 3| guineas each Also, the Thoroughbred, ST. CRISPIN, 6 years, St Leger—Zingara will stand at Hautapu L,r the remainder of the season For extended pedigree see Stud Book Single mares, £3 ; two or more, £2 10s each This horse won the Derby and a lot of other good races. K. HANNON, 16/9 Hautapu

TO STAND AT WHATAWHATA and travel surrounding districts — The Thoroughbred Horse WEBLEY, By Hotchkiss—Fairy Queen Wesley is a dark bay, 16 hands 3 inches, with massive bone and good temper; has won races over all distances, carrying heavy weights Terms—2} guineas; two or more as per agreement W. G e RAE, 3/10 Owner 8 T U D N 0 I C E The Thoroughbred Horae, ST. HIPPO, St. I EGER Hippoxa, Will travel Cambridge, Hamilton, and Te Awamutu districts. St. Hippo is a bay, standing 16.2, and very powerfully built, with the best of tempers, and should get first-class carriage horses and hunters. He was one of the best performers in New Zealand, winning Hawke’s Bay r u'neas, New Zealand Cup, Auckland Cup, Northern Derly, and Auckland Plate at three years. ROUTE Monday—Through Hamilton to Whatawhata Tuesday—To Ohaupo Wednesday—Through Paterangi to G, Pollard's Thursday—Through Kihikihi to Cambridge Saturday—Round Cambridge Terms—£l4a half guarantee. Cards on application. R. MoMICKEN, 17/9 Cambridge. WOODRU FEE’S SOAP! IN POWDER. Jlb PACKETS ALL STORES,