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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XIX, Issue 3291, 2 December 1892, Page 4

T>TJBLTC NOTICE.— The underJL signed begs to announce that he has taken over the WATc'HMAKiffG Business of the late Mr. A. Mayer. As he has had many years' experience in the trade, and has for some time past assisted Mr. Mayer in his work, all old customers may depend upon having their orders executed with the same fidelity which marked his predecessor. The business will be continued in the name of Mr Mayer, and will be conducted on the premises heretofore occupied by him, Victoria Avenue, Wanganui. Watches and Clocks of the best description always kept in stock. Orders from country will receive prompt attention. All work guaranteed -E. SPRINGMAN, -.venue, WanganuiHAWERA. DHOTO GfiAPHY MR, M. G. WALLICH. Photographs in all styles. Specimens in window. Eegent-street, Hawera. "PRELIMINARY NOTICE. ( "v%«f^^ c ciyd 6B^ 6 CHIEFTAIN, by Prince Charlie, dam Nancy, by Prince Arthur, will travel the district as formerly. Particulars in future issue. J. GRANT, Normanby. rpor p0 TRAVEL THIS SEASON, JL Manaia and surrounding districts a_^-«* The Purebred Clydesdale Entire Agent is rising four years o]<3, Btan&s 16 bands high, with abundance of hair and good bone, proportionately well built, and possesses a sound constitution and a good temper. Agent is by the celebrated sire Director, out of Queen Isabella 11., and it will be seen that his breeding leaves nothing to be desired. Terms, £2 10s, payable on January Ist, 1893. For pedigree see cards, and for further particulars apply to J. BORWTCK, Proprietor, Manaia. mo STAND THIS SEASON, JL in Hawera, Eltham, Stratford, Manaia, and Opunake districts, the fwgMdAtft Magnificent Thoroughn4jpyßßL£bred Horse and Carriage DIOMEBES, by Totara sire of Volunteer, out of Plover by Sir Hercules. Diomedes is the sire of the following winners: — Princess Evelyn, Pride of the Hills, Lonely, Masheer, Euclid, and Auroa, besides scores of first class hunters and carriage horses, and his stock are admitted to be the most useful stock on the Ooast. For further particulars see Stud Book or groom in charge. ALFRED HANNETT. 110 STAND THE SEASON, in Hawera District, [ The Thobottghbebd Hobse \ PURIRI, [ by Towton — Waimea. Sire of Forester, Escapade, Jenny, Rob Roy, . Rufus, Corsair, Jubilee, Akatea, Giriri, and numerous other winner ; across country and on the flat, all distances and weights. As a sire of hacks he stands unt equalled, his stock securing first prizes at Wellington, Palmerston, Napier, and Egraont Shows for several years, Puriri himself having won numerous Championships, including the Governor's Medal and three first prizes at Wellington Show 1 1889, against a large field. j 1 Puriri is entered for Egmont Hack Sires Produce Stakes, 1896. Good paddocking provided. All care taken, but no responsibility. M. F. BAIRD. TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON, in the, following districts :—: — ' Eltham, Monday ; Stratford, Tuesday!; Manaia, Wednesday ; Opunake, Thursday; and Hawera, ; The Thoroughbred Horse J|g|L FANTASTIC. By Apremont out oE Fantasy, out ot Miss Flat. Miss Flat is the dam of Welcome Jack, one of the greatest racehorses ever bred ia the Southern Hemisphere. FAtfTmic is a beautiful bay, with black points, stands 17 bands high. He is a powerful thoroughbred horse, with plenty of bone and muscle ; has legs like bara of iron ; hia sire Apremont heads the list of winning sires for 1891 and 1892, out of 187 sires standing in New Zealand at the present time. As to his breeding, nothing but praise can be given, while his appearance is very handsome. Groom's fee 2s 6d, to be paid when mares are served. AU fees to be paid by promissory note January Ist, 1893. Terms, £2 10s per mare. All care taken, but no responsibility. Good paddocks at Eltham for mares. M. CUNNINGHAM, New Plymouth. M Hi H-AWEBa & JNOBMANBY bTAB is now ii BBu*d 8 Bu*d daily. Prire one ' psnnT