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Waikato Times, Volume 125, Issue 20950, 1 November 1939, Page 13

ffenL GUTS and SCRATCHES Every cut, every scratch means danger of infection! Don’t risk serious trouble—clean and / dress wounds at once with healing Rexona Ointment. Rexona’s antiseptic medications destroy dangerous germs, soothe the pain and speed the growth of new, healthy skin. As a further safeguard wash only with Rexona Soap which contains the same medications as the Ointment. *£±fc OINTMENT— 1/6 per tin. Also extra large tins, three times the quantity. J/SOAP—*d. per tablet. (City STUD NOTICES To Travel the Waikato where Services required THE DRAUGHT CLYDESDALE ENTIRE “DOMINION’S PRIDE” Apply— A. CAMERON, Phone 3251. Hamilton. THE IMPORTED IRISH ROADSTER BALLYRAGGET (153) YVILL stand at GRANDVIEW FARM, KIWITAHI, and will travel where inducement offers within the Morrinsville District. Sire: Perfection (98), by Forester (22). .Dam: Sarah (74), by Young J.P., by Dalton’s Sir Henry. Ballyragget was selected by the Remount Committee for breeding Remounts in the Morrinsville District in the 1938 season. He was a subsidised stallion in the Irish Free State in the 1937 season for breeding Remounts. He is a dark chestnut, 16 hands high, with good bone, and is a nice hack to ride. This stallion was specially imported to produce remounts and weight-carrying hacks. Fee I Guineas. Grazing 2/6 per week. Every care taken but no responsibility. N. E. MIKKELSEN & SONS For further particulars apply to— TELEPHONE 73R. MORRINSVILLE. AT STUD NOBLE ANCHOR (Imp.) (22027*), (3692), Vol. 18, G.V.L.C. Sire, Dunure Footprint (15203*); first dam Harvestown Anna (48163*); Noble Anchor was placed third in class of 19 at Glasgow Stallion Show, 1936, and Champion at Dunedin Stallion. Show, 1938, in a field of 31. Also THE GREAT BREEDING SIRE, EXCHANGE (2840), Vol. 15, G.V.L.C. Winner of Five Championships. Full information from the owner:— A. A. LAW, SURREY DALE STUD. Punui Road, TE AWAMUTU. Telephone 169 M, Te Awamutu. TO STAND AT TE KOWHAI. The Thoroughbred Stallion, DAY GUIDE The *Ol7 Sire by Day Comet. Day Guide 19 a beautiful chestnut showing plenty or quality and Is a sure foal-getter. Day Guide s pedigree is well studded with Jumping blood on both sides and his stock are showing quality and promise. All care taken, no responsibility. FEE; £5/5/-. Cards on application to:— S. FULLERTON, Phone 283 R. RotokaurL HUNTING SONG (23) (Imported) Leading Sire In New Zealand for six consecutive seasons and second for 1038-39. FEE: 40 GUINEAS. Grazing Fee: 2/6 per week. Rail Mares to Claudelands Railway Station. PLEASE NOTE:— The Imported Blandford Stallion, BAFFLES (22) Bay Horse—l 933. (BLANDFORD —WAFFLES) Services for Barries have been fully booked for 1939. Bookings may he made ror 19 40. We thank patrons for the excellent support they have accorded us. For terma and particulars apply to:— GAINE CARRINGTON, 6ILVERDALE ROAD, HILLCREBT, HAMILTON. Phones: 2471, 3611—0 r WRIGHT, STEPHENSON A CO., LTD.. Wellington, Auckland. Hamilton ana Branches. TO STAND THE SEASON AT HUNTLY. GREEK SHEPHERD (ILIAD —DRESDEN CHINA) FEE, 15GNS. Further particulars:— T ' pATERSON, BOX 65 HUNTLY Phone 96M. To Stand this Season AT EUREKA. The Government Subsidised Thoroughbred Remount Stallion for the Waikato District. ST. WAVE St. Amans Heat Wave. Soult Camp Fire. FEE: 8 Guineas, of which the Government pays half. For further particulars apply to:— R. H. TOWNSEND, Eureka. Phone No. 250 X, Hamilton. ELECTRIC AND ACETONE WELDERS. IRON AND BRASS MOULDERS. MULLAN & NOY, LTD. HOOD STREET, HAMILTON. Phone 2880.