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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume VI, Issue 260, 19 October 1916, Page 2

ESTIMATED RECEIPTS. s ci Outstanding Rent 2 16 0 Arrears Rates, estimated to produce 630 0 ’ ‘ 10\ Penalty, estitimted to produce •!■*> 0 9 Government Subsidy land balance) 7s ~ 10 0 Licenses and Fees i 151 5 0 Fines 30 0 0 Rents 11 0 0 Reserves 196 0 0 Abattoirs. Slaughtering Fees 1100 0 0 Removal of House Refuse. . 100 0 0 Hastings Fire Board 50 0 0 Private Drain Connection.-, Section 219 M.C. Act. .. . 6 0 0 County Council, re Works. 10 0 0 Court Costs 10 0 0 Repairs to Footpaths, etc.. 10 0 0 Miscellaneous 55 0 0 4,247 5 0 A General Rate of l|d in the £ on valuation of £1.159,611 11,403 4 8 15,650 9 8 Estimated Deb't Balance at 31st March, 1917 8.752 3 11 £24,402 13 7 Hastings. October 18th, 1916. PERCY R. PURSER. Town Clerk.

DIPHTHERIA AND THROATS. With Diphtheria and other throa* epidemics prevalent. •very mother ahould keep Fluenzol (Is 6d and 2s 6d) handy. Health authorities recommend it for disinfecting the noee and throat. Young children who cannot gargle should lie on their becks while halfteaspoonfuls of Fluensol are poured *sto each nostril." KARAMU STUD STALLIONS, 1918. STAND AT IRONGATE and serve -R- s limited number of Mares. The Clydesdale Stallion KORARI (1159) —Sire K.V. (imported, _ 10789*), dam Jean Donaldson II (2565). Also, The 3-year-old Colt CAMPBELLTOWN (1585)—Sire Ardnacraig (980), dam Veronica (1059). Both horses are certified by Government Veterinarians as free from hereditary unsoundness. Anplv to WALTER P. ARCHIBALD, Karamu Farm, Hastings TO STAND THIS SE.’SON AT BEN LOMOND, MARAEKAKAHO. THE IMPORTED pure bred CLYDESDALE MrWfcFUT SIRE T ICING’S Q.LORY.

Site —Hiawatha (10067); G.-Sire, Prince Robert (7135) : G.G.-Sire, Prince of Wales (673); G.G.G.-Sire, Sir Walter Scott (.797) : Dani—Lovely, by Prince Wyben (9364), by Prince of Wales (673) ; G.dam by Clifton, by Darnley (222); G.G. dam Jewel, the dam of the Glasgow prize horse Prince of Albyn. King’s Glory is a stylish horse, of extra quality, with clean, flat bones, splendid feet and ankles and capital close movement. From the foregoing pedigree it will be seen that King’s Glory is particularly well bred, having a double dash of the Prince of Wales blood and Darnley, a combination that has bred more good Clydesdales than any other strain knqwn, and is the fountain-head of the present-day Clydesdales. This horse has a Certificate of Soundness. Fee: £5 ss. Apply— J. A. MACFARLANE, Ron Txinmnd. Maraekakaho. “ PRINCE CHARMINC ” By Scamp, dam Silver Princess (imp.) THE ABOVE is a creamy pony, and will stand this season at the owner’s farm, “ Loch Lomond,” Maraekakaho road, Mahora South, Hastings. TERMS: £2 10/-. Paddocking, 1/6 per week. All care taken, but no responsibility. Apply to J. BROWN, Carrier, Hastings T’bou* GUM.