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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XXXXI, Issue 7053, 24 October 1900, Page 1

TO TRAVEL THE HAWERA AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. ENERAL WHEELER, 4yrs, by Duke — Blossom. QUALITY EJNG, By Lion King— Queen of Quality. KING OF THE CLANS, 1 Bj Clansman— Daudy. ° Fees for each horse £3 10s. For further p particulars apply to b JAMES GRANT, U Owner, Taiporohenui, Hawera. Or Grooms in charge. ti TO STAND THIS SEASON ,ON THE r FARMS' ' X /CLYDESDALE 1 (By Robert the Bruce— Blossom.) Terms— Single niares £2 10s. Grass free for two months. All care taken but no responsibility. For further particulars apply to LIVINGSTON BBOS., Waipapa. TO TBAVEITTHE ELTHAM DISTRICT THIS SEASON. rfThe Tlioroughbred ]>^ESTOR, By St. Leger— Tamova by Musket. He is a handsome chestnut, standing 16.3 hands, with splendid bone, and a marvelloua constitution. He won the A.R.C. Onslow Stakes, Great Northern Derby (beating the great St. Paul), the Auckland Cup, and several other races. Nestor will serve a limited number of approved mares. Teums : Single mares, Four guineas ; two or more mares, belonging to same owner, £3 103. Tabulated pedigree and further particulars on application to the owner. F. McGOVERN, Eltham. ' TO STAND THE SEASON. i— »^ The Purebred Shetland iyr- 1 s(!Hi EF. By Dick (imp.)— Sunlight, by Vernon (imp.) — Pum, by Tom Thumb— Bessie. Terms : LI 10s ; grazing free for six weeks. Apply J. C. HOBBS, Mangatoki. TOSTAND THE"SEAS6nTTHAWERA. The Throroughbred OT| CIAIRSHOT, { By Foulshot — Miss Governor. Those desirous of procuring first-class hunters, carriage or harness horse 3 cannot do better than use the above. Terms : Single mare L 2 10s ; grazing free for one month. For further particulars apply L. S. BARRACLOUGH. TO TRAVEL HAWERA, ELTHAM, AN SURROUNDING DISTRICTS j/mik^ The Thoroughbred JrL«|Pft' TpRATERNITE. Terms: Single mare, £2 10s; two or more as per agreement. Further particulars from T. GLYNN, Owner. TO TRAVEL THE HAWERA AND SURROUNDING DISTRICT. i .a.iet— _ The Handsome 1 jJfniH?"!3)^_l Clydesdale Colt 1 TCi! $£ c* LEN iiAD]D * iE ' ) Three years, by Glengyle, out of Topsy, 3- Top3y by Director, TopsyV dam, Darling, by Black Champion (imported), Darling out of Kate by Waimea Hero, by Thane of Clyde, imported from Scotland. Glen Laddie is a handsome roan, stand- - ing 16.2, with plenty of bone and substance, - and it will be seen from his pedigree that he comes from the purest strains of Clydesdale blood that can be found in the colonies. Patrons are requested to arrange early, as only a limited number of mares will be booked this season. n Terms, £2 10a. For further particulars apply to ISAAC S. HARDLEY, Owner, Hawera. T^'TRAVEir'THE" "HAWERA AND ie SURROUNDING DISTRICT. .« The fashionably bred ] "I / • N->N -> Thoroughbred J vF/?&<'!. stallion By Castor— Cissy. Cissy by Musket— tf, Frailty, by Goldsbrough— Flora Mclvor, by New Warrior from 10, by Sir Hercules. Cissy, who was a good performer, is full I•" -: Bister to Trenton and Cuirassier, half-sister ,\ i to Uiagaia, and three-quarter sister to ■J' \ Mary, Zalinski, Mousquetaire, and Havoc | The Musket-Frailty strains on the dam's « side are well-known, and are pillars of the $ Stud Book. Castor, Daystar's sire, has the - '« stoutest breeding, his pedigree containing $ no less than 12 English Derby winners, 6 | St. Leger, 4 Oaks, and 4 2000 Guineas winners. Castor was a great racehorse and out of 26 starts he scored 17 wins, i on seconds, 3 thirds, being only twice unplaced, the total value of stakes won being L 4316. Daystar is full brother to Altair (now racing in England). Further particulars re pedigree and performances see sek card. For terms and other particular' ty. apply to MoOARTEN, Hawera.