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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XVII, Issue 2952, 15 October 1891, Page 4

HMO TRAVEL THIS SEASON. (frjai^Mfi Th 6 New South Walesr Horse <sSs*uStim whiffler Tim Whiefleb is a bright bay with black points, good bone, and full of quality ; got by Tim Whiffler (s), winner of the Melbourne Cup, from Parachute, by Kingston. (Vide New Zealand and Australian Stud Book). Tim Whiffler is admitted by all lovers of the turf to have been one of tho most consistent racehorses of his day. He won races at all distances and under all weights, beating such clinkers as Nelson, Welcome Jack, Lady Emma, Adamant, Fusilade, Salvage, Cheviot, Subina, all cup winners, and it is admitted by all who have used him during the past seasons that he is leaving some of the most promising stock ever sired in the district. Tim Whiffler will travel as follows — Oeo, Mondays ; Kaponga, Wednesdays ; Hawera, Thursdays ; remainder of the week at Manaia. Fees — Single mare £3, two mares £5 10s, three or i more .£2 10s each. Paddocking free for three weeks, after that a charge of 2s per week. All care taken, but no responsibility. D. KNIGHT. TO STAND THIS SEASON IN Hawera District. (If sufficient inducement offers will travel to Waverley and Manaia.) !T>>-«- u^dfiiftto c thoroughbred t^EftOtGHPST KING, by Le Loup, dam Gitana, by j&apid Bay (brother to Neckersgat) ; Gipsy by Yattendon, Zingara by II Barbiere, Gipsy by Rous Emigrant, etc. Le Loup (full brother to the famous mare Lurline) by Traducer — Mermaid Vide N.Z. Stud Book. Gipsy King, 7 years, is a bright bay with black points, standing over 16 bands 1 inch, with great power and symmetry, and is the most magnificent specimen of a weight-carrying thoroughbred horse in New Zealand, whilst his temper and disposition are all that could be desired. As a two-year-old be started eleven times, scoring four firsts, carrying top weight in each race, four seconds, and two thirds, being unplaced once (the first occasion on which be sported silk.) Aa a 3-year-uld he started five times, winning the Dunedin Oup in the fastest time on record, the D, J.C. Handicap, and the North Canterbury Oup ; also ran second for New Zealand Cup and Canterbury Derby. Good paddocking provided. All care taken, but no responsibility. Terms and further particulars on application to Nolan, Tonks and Co., or M. F. BAIRD. TO STAND THIS SEASON AT Waverley. -^ c Thorough~**at&tfs&3tmt!s3i**^ PURIRI. Puriri, bred by Henry Redwood, Esq., by Towton, dam Waimea, by Sir Hercules, dam Flora Mclvor, by Immigrant, dam Cornelia, by Grasshopper ; Manto by Soothsayer*; Towton by Melbourne, dam Cinizella, by Touchstone (vide New Zealand Stud Book). Puriri took Governor's gold medal, champion, and three first prizes at Wellington when last shown in 1889. He is tne Bire of Forester, Escapade, Rufus, and many others, last Beason being credited with seventeen winners. As a Bire of backs, the records of Jlawke's Bay, Palmerston, and Egmont Show prove that he is second to none in New Zealand. M. F. BAIRD, Hawera ; or groom in charge, Waverley mo TRAVEL THIS SEASON, X From Kakaramea to Manaia. J/K^ The well-known *^Hg^^^ Champion Clydesdale fPHn DIRECTOR. Gmßßs3Sti&' Director has taken five first and champion prizes, and two second prizes, when exhibited at the several shows on this coast, His stock at the Egmont Bhow took first and second for b^st draught colts ; first and second for two-year-old fillies; second and third in yearling fillies, there being no yearling colt on the ground. For particulars apply to J. D. MITCHELL, Manaia. ~\ 1 OMOHAKI HACK RACE lU MEETING. To be held on Waverley Course on MONDAY, 9th NOV., 1891. Foe Hacks Only. Judge— Mr F. E. Jackson. Starter— Mr. S, Powell. Clerk of the Course—Mr. M. Hair. Handicapper—Mr J. E. Henry, Clerk ot the scales— Mr T. W, Fiaher. Timekeeper— Mr W. Wilson. Stewards — Messre J. Morton, W. Brewer, A. Strachan, C. A. Durie, T. Clark, C. E. Brewer, N. Hearn, J. Kennedy, and T. Ellis. Secretary— H. F. Mason, PROGRAMME. 1. 12 Noon— Handicap Hurdles, of .£2O. Second horse to save stakes \\ miles ; over six flights of hurdle 3, 3ffc 6in high. Nomination 10s, acceptance 103. 2. 1 p.m.— FJying Handicap, of je3o. Second horse to receive J&> out of the stakes ; |-mile. Nominatipn 15b, acceptance 15s. 3. 2 p.m.— Maiden Plate, of .£ls. 1 mile. Entrance 15b. 4. 2.30 p.m. — Momohaki Cup Handicap, or 1 £60. Second horse to receive £10 out of the stakes; H miles. Nomination 30b, acceptance 30s. 5. 3 p.m. Post Stakes, of £15. i-milej oatch weights ; post entry. Entrance 15s. 6. 4 p.m. — Railway Plate Handicap, of L3O. Second horse to receive L 5 out of the stakes ; 1J miles. Nomination 15s, acceptance 15s. ' 7. 4.30— A Race for horses not engaged in ' any other race at this mseting ; stakes, ' L 10; once round the course ', catch ; weights; entrance 10s, post entry, to 1 close at 4 p.m. Eules and Regulations, — 1. A hackis a horse that has never won an advertised race, or is nominated for any race at the i time of start, or for six- months previous i thereto, hack or hunter races excepted. ' . 8. i Wanganui J.C. ruleß strictly adhered to ; jockeys must ride in colors. 3 No nor- j inations or acceptances will be received j unless accompanied by the amount pay- i able. 4 Performances of horses must be ( sent in with nominations, colors with i acceptance or entry. 5 Telegraph office , closes at 5 pm. 6 All communications to be addressed to the secretary, box 14,^ Waverley. Nominations received up to 8 p.m. on i 10th October. Weights declared on 26th Oct. Acceptances received to 8 p.m. on : < 2nd November. < H. F. MASON, Secretary.. : pOSTEBS, all sizes (plara or ? colored) turned ou*, with 4e« notch at the Stats Office