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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLVIII, Issue 8102, 4 October 1904, Page 1

! I rilO Stand this Season at Manaia and to . I JL Travel to Hawera, Eltham and KaI ponga (if sufficient inducement offers) rffT*i if * T '*/'ii r^ The Thoroughbred bay jjSpll Stallion, "coronet ! CASTOR — NECKLACE. 8.1894 (bred at Wellington Park), by Castor. 2 (imp) — Necklace (dam of fcSwortibelt, Miss Letty, Collarette, Cravat, Ar1 milla, and Jewellery; all winners) by Musket. 3 (imp) — Locket (imp., dam of Thunderbolt, Bangle, Chainshot, Necklet and Medallion, sire of the champion 1 Achilles) by Thunderbolt — Keepsake by Daniel O'Rorke. Coronet was succesful over all distances, ' [ amongst numerous races, winning A.R.C. • Welcome Stakes, £150, and Musket ' ' Stakes, £180; Takapuna Cup, 1£ miles, , I £250; A.R.C. Summer Cup, 1£ miles, ' £500; Egmont Cup, If miles, £250 (twice); A.R.C. Autumn Handicap, 1£ miles, £500; A.R.C. Grandstand Handi- • cap, 1£ miles, £300; Taranaki Cup, 1£ i miles, £350; A.R.C. Summer Handicap, j 1£ miles, £600; Takapuna Cup, 1£ miles, ! £500; Takapuna J. C. Handicap, 1J ' miles, £200. For further performances see Turf Register. Cravat, own brother to Coronet, is a successful sire in New South Wales. Also, to stand the season at Manaia, the ■ Thoroughbred Stallion, ST. CLEMENTS ST. LEGER — SATANELLA. A beautiful brown, standing 15 3£ hands. ! St. Clements, by St. Legcr (imp.), dam ' 1 Satanella, by Hippocampus, dam Slander, by Camden, dam Annie Laurie, by Cap-a-pie (imp.). St. Leger, by Doncastcr (Derby winner), dam Atlantis, by Thormanby (Derby winner), has been for several years champion sire of New Zealand. St. Clements, lull brother to St, Ursula, St. Peter, St. Olga, and St. Paul, was a most brilliant performer, having been eight years on the turf, and won more than half his races, besides being placed on numerous other ocasions, under all weights up to list. Amongst his wins are : — Season 1891-92, at Ayondale, Flying Stakes; at Takapuna, Victoria Handicap and Flying Stakes; 1892-3: Auckland Spring, Shorts Handicap; at Takapuna, Spring Handicap, 9st 21b, Suburban Handicap, 9st 81b; A.R.C, Shorts Handicap, 9st lib; 1893-4: A.R.C. annual meeting, County Handicap, 9st lib; E.R.C., Flying Handicap, Bst 121b; T.J.C. Autumn, Flying Handicap, 8s t 111b 5 Shorts Handicap, 9st 121b; H.8.A., Railway Stakes, Bst 101b ; A.R.C. Autumn, Shorts Handicap, 1894-95, lOst; C.J.C. Meeting Farewell Handicap, 1 mile, Bst lib; D.J.C. Spring Meeting, Musselburgh Plate, 9st lib, Glasgow Plate, 200 soys, 9st lib; T.J.C. Autumn Meeting, Shorts Handicap, 9st 61b; A.R.C. Autumn Handicap, 1£ miles, 200 soys, 7st 121b; Shorts Handicap, 9st 111b; W.R.C. Autumn, Thompson Handicap, 225 soys, 2nd with Bst lib to Waiuku (7st 51b), 1 m. ; Electric Handicap, carrying heavy impost of lOst. 1895-6: A.R.C. Spring Meeting, Shorts Handicap, lOst 41b; D.J.C, Glasgow Plate, 200sovs, 9st lib; A.R.C. Summer, County Handicap, 9st 81b, second Newmarket Handicap, lOst; Takapuna J.C. Summer, second, Takapuna Cup, 1£ miles, Bst 81b, second Takapuna, J.C Handicap, 1£ miles, 9st 101b ; 1896-7, A.R.C. Spiing, Flying Handicap, 9st 101b; A.R.C. Second Spring, Flying Handicap, lOst, Waiuku, 9st 101b, 3rd; D.J.C. Spring, dead heated with the great Multiform (7st 61b) in Glasgow Plato of 300 soys., carying 9st lib, Blazer third 6st 131b ; A.R.C. Summer, Trial Handicap, 9st 101b, 2nd Raillway Handicap, lOst 31b ; 1897-98 : A.R.C. Spring, Flying Handicap, lOst; A.R.C. Second Spring Shorts Han- , dicap, 9st 81b, Flying Handicap, 9st 101b, ' Publicans' Handicap, lOst 71b, besides win- ' ning and being placed on numerous other : occasions. j For further performances see N.Z. Turf : Register. j A glance at the appended pedigree will i show that ho is descended from some of ' the finest thoroughbred blood ever imported into the colony. Terms : Four guineas, payable Ist January, 1905. Good paddocking provided at Is 6d week. All care taken but no responsibility. Further particulars from H. L. VINE, Owner, Manaia. Or STOCKLEY, Groom in charge. Groomage, 2s 6d. AfcK FOB THE " CHAMPION " BRAND FLOUR. THE Best and Most Ec©nomical (therefore, the cheapest) Flour on the market. By asking your Storekeeper for the "CHAMPION FLOUR," I and your Baker for " CHAMPION BREAD," you are assisting to fight the celebrated Southern Flour Trust— 50 strong. IS" Breadwinners ! Think of this, and insist on having the "• Champion " flour. ELTHAM COACH FACTORY SECOND-HAND VEHICLES FOR SALE CHEAP TO CLEAR. 1 Double Buggy, £12 i 3 Spring Drays, good order 2 Spring Carts, good order z Bradley Gig, good order i 2 Long -shatters, good order 2 Gigs, good order Agent for Messrs Booth, Macdonald and Co. a n |S* Note the address — 3 E. JL.. BBiANT, n 'Eltham Coach Factory, '■ Bridge Street Eltham ie * ELTHAM BACON CO., LTD. 3 .• s, FTIHE Factory is open to receive ra _L good quality Pig* every Wedr nosday, gDWIN PARpjT, j Secretary.