Page 3 Advertisements Column 4

Hawera Star, Volume XLVI, 7 September 1926, Page 3

“The best laid scheme o’ mice land men gang aft agley. ” —Burns. You can guard against any,thing going wrong with your throat, chest or lungs by taking Baxter's Lung Preserver. Its wonderful penetrative properties get right to the affectd spots, and give immediate relief. “ Baxter's” never fails, and it is also a splendid tonic. With sixty years’ successful reputation, you can depend on Baxter's Lung Preserver for all coughs, colds, chest or bronchial troubles. Obtainable at all chemists and stores; 2/6 generous sized bottle; family size, 4/6. Be sure you get “Baxter’s”!—Advt.

rro STAND TEE? SEASON IN THE HAWEBA DISTEICT—THE THOBOUGHB B E D STALLION SHEFFIELD (8) By Bright Steel (imp) a sou of the great St. Simon. Dam LIANE (imp) full sister to Linucrc (imp), one of the greatest sires of the Australian turf, his stock winning £265,000 in stakes. No thoroughbred seen South of the Line has, or liad, a stouter strain of blood than Sheffield. His grandsire on the male side is St. 'Simon and on the dam’s side Wolf’s Crag. His great grandsires were Galopin and Ayrshire sire’s side) and Barcaldine and Isinglass (dam’s side). These are names to conjure with and columns could be written of the performances of the progeny of the great sires* named. Slieffield, during his short stay on the turf, was a successful performer and his sire, Bright Steel, also had good performances to his credit during the short season. At- the stud 1 he was a great success, his progeny being noted stayers. He sired winners of a Melbourne Cup (Westcourt); Sydney Cup (Scarlet); Victorian Grand National Hurdles (Sparkling Moselle); also Chrome, one of the best stayers of recent years. Sheffield’s half sister, Pereskia, is the dam of Periwoo, which won the A.J.C. Gimcrack .Stakes. Sheffield’s grand-dam, Glare, is also granddam of Prince Palatine, which was beaten once only, was sold for £40,000 and to the stud at a fee of 400 guineas. FEE: 15 Guineas (reducible to 10 guineas if paid by 20th January, 1927). Paddocking 5/- per week. Every care taken with mares, but no responsibility accepted.. For further particulars apply— T. CAESON, South Boad, Hawera.