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Hawera Star, Volume XLVI, 6 November 1926, Page 3

c OEONATIOH JJ O T E ELTHAIt. E. CRABTREE, Proprietor. P.O. Box 25. Telephone 18. PRICE LIST. BRANDIES— Hennessy’s Three Star, 18/- bot. Hennessey’s One Star, 15/- bot. Pine old (French) Draught Brandy 11/- bot. \ : WHISKIES— Ainslie ’s r Bell’s, Catto’s, Walker’i Dewar’s Special Liqueur, Whit< Horse, Black and White, Jo„h Dewar and D.C.L., each 12/6 pel bottle; 12/- per bottle case lots, quart bottle, or 15/- per dozen. GINS— Gilbey’s Dry Gin, 12/6 per bottle. J.D.K.Z., 13/6 per bottle. Old Tom, 12/6 per bottle. ? Wolfe’s Schnapps, 12/6 per bottle. RUM— Red Heart, 12/6 per bottle. Draught Rum (Old Jamaica), 11/-. ALES and STOUTS— All Colonial Ales and Stoute, 1/6 per quart bottle. English Stout, 3/- quart bottle, or 32/- per doz.; 1/6 pint bottle, or 17/- per doz. CHAMPAGNE— Quarts £l, Pints 10/-. WINES— > Special Old Invalid, 5/6 and 7/- per bottle; 5/- and 6/6 per case lots. Ouly the roost reliable brands of Whisky kept in stock. SWAPPING CARS IS EXPENSIVE. GET vour OLD ONE thoroughly overhauled by HS and . invests; your savings in Top-dressing. The money remains in New Zealand, too! p. pATHAM & 00., * MOTOR ENGINEERS. Regent St. (next Star Office), Hawera. ’Phone 309 (note change of ’phone'No. LIMITED, ELTHAM. c°FARMERS! t .i ■■■ '■. ■ SEND YOUR CREAM TO U» —for — / THE MOST LIBERAL MONTHLY \ l. ADVANCES —for—a.N EFFICIENT AND DP-TO-DATI SERVICE —and — T.TKTTRAT, BONUSES o cooper! x V Elth&n.. . ' i THE REGISTERED ' CLYDESDALE STALLION “PLASH BOY”' (Flashfoot —Darling) /ILL Stand the (Season In - the Mangatoki, Lowgarth, Rowan and ponga districts. Bred by the owner the farm Mangatoki, ‘‘Flash y ” is a splendid type of draught, nding 17.3. He is a dapple bay, iwing the lines of a magnificent conjution; nas well carried head and >d legs, hocks and feet. Rising -1 trs, this is the first season his seres have been offered, on the m he has proved a sure sire. FEE: £4/4/T. PERRY, Mangatoki.

T'O STAND THE SEASON IN THE-; L HA WEE A DISTEICT—THE THOEOUGHBE E D STALLION SHEFFIELD (8) By Bright Steel (imp) a son of . the great St. Simon. Dam LIANE (imp) full sister to Linacre (imp), cne of t|ie greatest sires of the Australian turf, his stock winning £265,000 in stakes. No thoroughbred seen South of the Line baa, or had, 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 arreat sires named. Sheffield, durifig his short stay on the turf, was a successful performer and his sire, BrightSteel, also had good performances to his credit during the short season. At the stud he was u great success, hys progeny being noted stay, ers. He sired winners of a Melbourne Cup (Westconrt); Sydney Cup (Scarlet); Victorian Grand' National Hurdles (Sparkling Moselle); »lao_ Chrome, one of the best stayers of recent years; ? Sheffield’s half sister, Pereskia, is the dam at Periwoo, which won the A.J.C. Oimcrack Stake*. Sheffield's grand-dam. C.lar-, is also granddam of Prince Palatine, which was l>eateii once ■ only, was sold for £40,000 and to the stud fes of 400 guineas. & FEE: 15 Guinens (reducible to ,I 0 guineas if paid by 20th January, 18271. Paddocking 5/- per week ffverj care taken with mare 9, hut no responsibility accepted. For further particulars apply— T. CABSON, Sooth Boad. Hawem." ‘ A,-'.: