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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 30 October 1924, Page 3

ib HOW TO MAKE DELICIOUS DRINKING CHOCOLATE WITH BOURNVILLE COCOA. For a large cup, put into a saucepan a level dessertspoonful of cocoa and an equal amount .of sugar (or more to taste) with Half a cup of water. When boiling add half a cup of cold milk. Boil again for one minute. Whisk and serve hot. gg on everu piece oF Chocolate |f|

m j£JERE a bunch of fruit or flowers and there a tricky bow—shapes of charm and artistry—shady brims and crinkled crowns, the daintiest, the loveliest that mind could well conceive-—the Millinery for Springtime, that comes in with the swallows and the pleasant sunny days. Make a point of seeing these—the fairest flowers of fashion at a price you can a ford. Call early ; it’s always best l T. W. Box 10 Phone 20 & fm <33

fTO STAND THE SEASON AT HAWERA. THB IMPORTED BLOOD STALLION UtfillilH CALLAGHAN (3) (Fairy King—Penny Forfeit) CALLAGHAN is a chestnut horse, / years old standing 16.1 hands high, commanding ap pearance and well put together. Callaghan t dam is a full sister to Eudorua, sire of Euryth mic and of dozens of other good horses in Australia, and descends from the same branch of the NO. 3 Family that produced ToXophilite, Windhound, and Flatcatcher. Eudorus bad, up to 1923, 176 winners of over £IOO,OOO. Callaghan won the Birmingham Handicap (£820) in England and several races in New Zealand. The St, Simon-Hampton blood has been markedly successful iu sires ell the world over, the great Persimmon and . his brothers, Diamond Jubilee and Florizel 11., are prominent repre sedatives who all left great turf performers and good brood mares at , the stud. Fee: Sixteen guineas. Paddocking 6a per week. Mares at a distance met at Hawera station. All care, hut no responsibility. ‘Phone 363. For further particulars snply— ■ i. BROOKS, Burn Street, Nolan town, Hawera. Tin STAND TUTS SEASON AT HOLDEN VALLEY FARM, GLADSTONE STREET. HAWERA, AND TRAVEL WHERE REQUIRED, THE GREAT TROTTING SIRE, MOUNTAIN KING Kin Sire: Franz, • by Vauclore (imp - .) —Fraulein (imp.). Dam : Flnwerwoml, by Blackwood Abdullah (imp.)—Pansy. Tracing io the greatest trotting strain Hie world has produced. Mountain King is a handsome, dark bay with black points, standing 16 hands, with plenty, of (good bone ■ and feet. He has proved himself a sure foal-getter and a sire o! great racers; also ideal farm horses. Sire of Mount Albert, Hawera Cup winner, and many others. Fees: Five guineas; groomage ss; half fee payable first service, balance 22nd December. Full particulars groom in charge. ’Phone 713. TO BE AT THE SERVICE OF BREEDERS BETWEEN HAWERA AND NEW PLY MOUTH (INCLUSIVE) THIS SEASON, THE THOROUGHBRED HORSE POTOA (12) | MONOFORM (18) FROM j BLACK WATCH (12) Monoform by Hotchkiss from Formo. Hotchkiss by Musket. Formo by Sterlingworth Monoform full brother to Multiform. ■ Potoa’e pedigree runs strong to Eclipse and is entirely free from St. Simon influence, and should meet the St. Simon blood with great advantage. Potoa is the sire of ITipo (Easter Handicap, Auckland), Poanui (Great Northern ' Hurdles), Bute Sound, Ibapotoa, Maori Waihine (winner at Melbourne), Sontcnilla (double winner at Sydney), Potoonui, Poteen, ond other well performed horses. He is a magnificent specimen of the thor (Highbred, standing over 16 hands, and is eas •| By recognised ns ft typical scion of the fain oiis Musket family Fee: Twenty guinea* For further particulars— T. CARSON. South Road, Hawera.

“AS THE TWIG BENDETH.” A MOBAL FOB PABENTS. “As the twig bendeth, so the tree groweth.” It is an old, old proverb, as true in human life as in botany. The child’s future manhood or womanhood depends upon the care and treatment he or she received in youth. If the child be pale, thin, backward, subject to coughs and colds, depend upon it its chances of growing into a robust man or Avoman are not bright. Fortunately, the delicate child, like the delicate plant, is responsive to good treatment, and a 'wise Nature has provided this treatment in “Maltexo” (Wilson’s Malt Extract). “Maltexo” is Nature’s own tonic food. It makes backward ' children thrive, brings roses to pale cheeks, creates sturdy frames and plump, wellrounded forms—in fact, it imparts to the delicate child that stamina and vitality which are essential for healthy growth and full development. With or without' cod liver oil, in lib and 21b jars and 71b tins for family use. The 71b tins are the most economical. —4

TO STAND THE SEASON. THE CLYDESDALE STALLION. PRINCE DOUGLAS (981) Bred by Mr. R. Kennedy, Drummond, Southland. By General Douglas (imp. 16412 C. 5.8.), (213 N.Z. C. 5.8.), Dam (431 N.Z. C. 5.8.). i Will stand at Nolantown and travel the fol- j lowing round : South Road to Mannia, Ka- j ponga, and Riverlea, Palmer, Duthic and Hast- | ings Roads, and home by Normanby. I Terms, £4 10s» due January 1, 1925. Prince Douglas has been exhibited eight times and been awarded three championships, eight first prizes and two seconds; four firsts in Southland, the rest at Hawera, Stratford, New, Plymouth. For further particulars see cardTl. EDGAR, Owner.' rpo STAND THE SEASON A’r HAWERA snd travel where guflk'icnt Inducement oilers. THE .THOROUGHBRED STAI.LION TREE LUCERNE BY LUPIN—DOLLY. Tree Lucerne is a chestnut horse showing good quality and a sure foal getter. His racing career waa marked by many brilliant performances. Among some of the races he won was the Avonhead Handicap at Riccarton, carrying 9st 131 b; Owen Handicap at Wanganui, carrying 7ct 131 b; Flying Handicap at New Plymouth, twice, carrying Bst 41b and Bst 61b; Flying Handicap at Wanganui, twice, beating Postillion and Emperador, carrying Bst 61b; Inglewood Handicap at New Plymouth; Waimate Handicap at Hawera; Brewer Handicap at Waverley, and other races. Fee, £lO 10s. I For further particular* apply—i 3 BRYANI i Or 3. Fryer, Racecourse, Hawera, Bos 179. TO STAND THE 3EABON AT W. T. BAILEY'S FARM. PRINCE MERRIWEE (MERRIWEE—QT7TLTINA) Winner of Avondale Tup and numerous other raws; also 2nd Auckland Cup. Sire of Jolly Princess (winner at Auckland June meeting, 1924), Jolly Gay, Lady Merriwee, Merry Prince Fee: Single mare, £l2 12s; grazing 3/-. Further particulars from—

TO STAND THE SEASON AT OHANGAI, and travel Enkaramea, Alton, Hurleyville and Fraser Road Districts, THE CLYDESDALE STALLION, PRINCE PREMIER By Premier Pride, out of Nancy Lee; by young Kelvin, out of Fanny II.; by Lord Cranley, out of Fanny; by Strathmore, out o' Polly; by Sir Colin Campbell, Walls. Prince Premier was bred by Mr. F,. F.. Jenkins, Dunsandel, Canterbury. Prince Premier is a fine, bold, upstanding horse with good broad Round feet, a fine set of legs, with plenty of good straight flowing silky hair. He is a rich dark brown colour, with white hind legs, and has a splendid temper; has a good head set on a good neck and shoulders, with a good body proportionately built. He is a veryweighty horse, likely' to produce (he heavy earl horses' so much required nowadays. He has splendid action, arid is a hold straight-goer. He is a sure foal getter; his first foals are very highly spoken of. His sire, Premier Pride, carried off the championship prizes in all South Island show rings for years, also winning many prizes for sire and four of his progeny. All care taken, but no responsibility. Terms; i!5 Ss Single Mare. Two or more 'as arrariged.. Apply— T. GLYNN. (in charge) or - J. KERRISK, •wner, Qhangai.

STEWART BAILEY (la ehargi). Hawiini.