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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume VI, Issue 1172, 19 November 1885, Page 4

HAWBRA SHOEING FORGE COACH BUILDING, AJND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT WORKS. WM. A'COURT, Blacksmith & Implement Makes, High-Btreet, Hawera, desires to inform his customers and the public generally that he has made great improvements to his premises, and is now prepared to execute with despatch all orders entrusted to him. Horses carefully shod on the most approved principle. £T~jfu-j Ifffitfr nF® Travel this X&Sjwwi^c ■*- Season between pnr~yyjffi Hawera, Opunake, *^^*^^wWbbJw and surrounding districts, the magnificent and purebred Clydesdale horse, WARRIOR, Warrior is a nice dark brown horse, foaled November 16, 1881, at Waiora, therefore is now rising four years old; is 16£ hands high, on short, firm legs; has splendid bone, and plenty of muscle ; is remarkably active, and has a fine temper ; was bred by the owner, out of Maggie, by Sir Robert Bruce. "• Sir Robert Bruce was bred by Mr. Wm. Craig, out of Daisy, by &r William Wallace. As a three-year-old he took second prize in Wanganui ; Ist and champion, 1881 ; Ist and champion, 1882 ; and lßt and champion in 1883 ; thus proving himself the best horse in the Wanganui district, Maggie was bred by Mr. Sutherland, Taieri, Otago, out of a mare by Napoleon, by Sir William Wallace (imported) ; Napoleon, imported by Mr. JohnNimmo, Taieri ; so that the combination of the Napoleon and Wallace bloods makes Maggie one of the purest Clydesdale's in New Zealand. Maggie is also dam of Mr. Clark's mare, the champion of all the principal shows of the South Island in 1881.

Terms— £3 8s for single mares; I two or more, as per agreement, payable on or before the Ist January, which is the end of the season. Warrior will travel as under; — Hawera, Saturday ; Manaia, Monday; Otakeho and Pihama, Tuesday ; Opunake, Wednesday. Arrangements can be made for services on return trip. Apply to the groom. WILLIAM CRAIG. _ jit^k npo Travel this m&*!TjSf\At -*- Season between PWISW MA NUTAHI and f \ 1 1 Ui A MANAIA, the thoroughbred entire horse, RESOLUTION, bred by Mr. Powdrell, Hawke's Bay ; got by Pacific (a), dam Discretion, by Towton, out of Cassandra, by Priam (b) ; Princess by Gratis (a)\ Further pedigree, see N. Z. Stud Book. Resolution (aged) is a bright Bay, with black points, stands 15 hands 3 inches, showing immense power and great quality (own brother to Hailstorm and Queen of the Vale) ; also a great performer on the turf. As a three-year-old won Maiden Plate in Wanganui, Forced Handicap, Taranaki. As a four-year.old won Wanganui Cup, with 7st 4lbs ; second in Ladies' Purse (Opawa Ist) ; run third in T.J.C. Handicap with Bst ; won Forced Handicap with Bst ; also Hawera Handicap with Bst. As a 5-year-old won Patea Cup weight-for-age ; and Forced Handicap with 9st ; Wanganui Stakes, weight-for-age; also Wangauui Cup with Bst. 12lbs ; aud run second in T.J.C. Handicap with the crushing weight of 9st. 12lbs, beaten by ■ Otawa with 7st. 81bs j won Ladies' Purse and Harbour Stakes same year. In 1880, won T.J.C. Handicap with Bst. 81bs, inoluding 51 bs over weight. In 1881, won the District Race with 9st. 7lbs. Terms : Single Mares <£3 ; two or more, as per agreement. Groomage, 2s 6d. Fees payable on or before the Ist January, 1886. JERVIS GEORGE, Omata, Taranaki.

TO trayel this season in Hawera and surrounding districts, the thoroughbred horse VOLUNTEER, by Totara; dam, Sfcybird (imported); Totara, by Diomides ; dam, Waimea. Terms — Single mares, £4 4s ; groom's fee, 2e 6d. Also, The pure Clydesdale horse . CONQUEROR. Conqueror, by Emperor ; dam, Kate, was bred by Mrs. Miller, "West Taieri. Conqueror's stock are allowed by competent judges to be the best ever bred on this coast or in Taranaki, having plenty of size, abundance of hair and bone, and hocks of unexceptionable quality, combined with general symmetry. Terms — Single mares, £Z 10s; groom's fee, 2s 6d. For full. pedigree, or further particulars, see cards, groom in charge, or R. E. McRAE, Manaia. M^ ._ fTWJ run with his mares, Wmk J- ftt Winks' Farm, the jJUmSL Hackney Entire, GOLDEN GRAPE, By Golden Grape; dam, a Turk mare. As a sire of weight-carryiqg hacks, roadsters, hunters, carriage and coach horses, no sire on. thii coast is his equal. Terms : — For one mare, £2 10s } two or more, as per agreement. Grazing free for four weeks ; after that time 2s $d per week will be charged. Every care taken, but no responsibility. ;,...- For further particulars *pptai£o . . i. JOHN WINKS? Or > tfOLAN, TOpftMfe'OO. WANTED KfOWN. Just opened 'utsa spjj^flia 1 assortment o£ New Stationery Goods, at the ST4B OiEce; " ;_".', utjM . •!