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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume III, Issue 371, 15 December 1882, Page 4

T)IRATE AND COCKSURE. The above two splendid horses have been removed to AVallis' Commercial Hotel. Good grass paddock. OSS A. ELLIOTT. Jj& \ mo STAND y*^jw^?lVj^&»/ JL this Season, \3sß»ss-- ok Opunake, and New Thorough-bred Horse, M U F T I , The attention of breeders is solicited to the pedigi'ee of this most fashionably bred horse, who is now in his prime and in splendid condition. "Mufti" (Class A, Stud Book) is by the premier stallion, Traducor, who has for the last three seasons stood at 100 guineas a mare. Traduccr's stock have everywhere performed creditably, and include such noted animals as Lurline, Calumny, Le Loup, Betrayer, Trump Card, Fish-hook and others. Traducer's pedigree is a very brilliant one, as it includes all the most valued strains of the English stud for the last century. On the dam's side Mufti is also remarkably well connected, being out of Flat Iron by Peter Flat— Emma by Gil Bias — Emily by Operator — Flora Mclvor by Rouse's Emigrant, &c. Peter Flat was one of the most successful performers that has left England, and possesses a splendid pedigvee. [See Stud Book.] Flora Mclvor was one of the best mares ever foaled in Australia, and her descendants are always eagerly sought after by breeders and racing men. Flora Mclvor was the grand dam of Figaro, Bay Middleton, Cossack, Nutwitfi, Zoe, and Waimca — the latter being the dam of Manuka, Toi Toi, and others. Toi Toi is the dam of KaJcapo Harakeke — dam of Korari, Totam — sire of Longlands, Papapa, Rama Rama, and other well known performers. It will thus be seen that Mufti is well worthy the patronage of breeders who wish to keep to racing strains. Mufti is a golden chestnut, standing 15 bands 3 inches high, and is splendidly proportioned, and of excellent constitution. Mufti's racing performances are too well knoym to require any reierence here. Mufti will travel between HAWERA AND OPUNAKE. Leave Manaia, Monday morning ; visit Okaiawa and Normanby; arriving at Hawera in evening. Leave Hawera Wednesday morning, for Manaia. Leave Manaia, Thursday, midday, for Opunake. Leave Opunake midday, on return to Manaia, on Saturday. Terms — £4, Single Mares; a liberal allowance for more than one mare. Payment by promissory note, to be given at time of service, and due 4 months after date. For further particulars, apply to T. CEANWELL, in,w Groom in Charge. rpO TRAVEL THIS SEASON. the TirottOuounieED horse, THE GOVERNOR Will serve Marcs at Aloa Park, Manutahi. Fees — £2 2s. per mare. Grass free until stinted, of which notice will be given, after which 2s. per week will be charged. Fees payable on removal of mares. Every care taken, without responsibility. JAMES HAMILTON. EMPIRE LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES, HAWERA. The undersigned has on hire a first-class stock of Single and Double Buggies, Covered Wagonettes, two and four-horse Expresses, suitable for commercial travellers, picnic parties, &c. Also, Ladies' and Gent's Saddle Hacks. Horses left in charge will receive every attention from careful and experienced grooms. Good grassed paddocks, well watered, but without responsibility. Horses carefully broken to harness. Horses bought, sold, or exchanged. Orders by letter or telegram promptly attended to. FRANK BAILEY, 44 Proprietor. TITRATED AVATER MANUFACJjh TORY, HAWERA. A. A. GOAVER, Proprietor. Ginger beer and cordials of the best qualities always on hand. 2-1 TTAWERA & NORMANBY STAR, Patea County Chronicle, AVaimate Plains Gazette. Published Daily. Can be obtained at the office, Highstreet, and from the following AGENTS: Hawera — H. I. Jones, bookseller; E. Pulibrd, storekeeper; and J. David sou, storekeeper Normanby— C. H. Beresford, storekeeper Okaiawa — F. G. Ardeu, storekeeper Manaia— Langley Brothers, storekeepers ; J. Nicoll, storekeeper Otakeho— J. T. Alexander, storekeeper Opuuake— Mr F. K. Ciowther, storekeeper Raliotu— J. Stevenson, hotel Mangawhero— J. luston, hotel Ngaire — J. Ciieyne, storekeeper Stratford— G. aud H. Curtis, storekeepers Inglewood — J. Lever, storekeeper New Plymouth — J. Avery, tobacconist Waitara— Bluck and Baker Manutahi— R. Whittem, storekeeper Patea — J. Kenworthy, bookseller Waverley — F. P. Fookes, land and commission agent Intending subscribers would confer a avor by sending their names iv full, and stating at which store or other place of business they would wish to have their papers left.