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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXV, Issue LXV, 17 December 1913, Page 3

: ■' . ' BtlSllWM NOtiCW. _ SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. GREAT Xmas Bargain Fair AT The Economic. Commencing SATURDAY MORNING 13 th inst. THE WHOLE OF OCR NEW Summer Goods TO BE OFFERED. There will be . < ■ GENUINE MONEY-SAVING BARGAINS GENUINE MONEY-SAVING BARGAINS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. THIS IS A RARE OPPORTUNITY THIS IS A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE New & Seasonable Goods \ . ■ , - AT SPECIALLY ATTRACTIVE PRICES AT SPECIALLY ATTRACTIVE PRICES REMEMBER The Bargain Fair Starts Saturday Morning 13th inst W. SPENCE, "The Economic," HAWERA. Linoleum in the NEWEST DESIGNS] WHEN jour home undergoes its annual renovation see that it makes a fresh, start with clean, dustless, . Linoleum-covered fioore. " . ". .■'■:■ "i■.;■;' •...■■ LINOLEUM is quite the IDEAL FLOOR COVERING for many rooms— —owing to ito superior sanitary value and its ever-fresh and bright appearance. . ' ,/'•;.,.;;■ -^ But- perhaps the most attractive point about LINOLEUM. '. is ite GREAT ECONOMY. Our Prices are Very Low —2s 6d, 3s 3d, 4s, 4s 3d, 4s 6d, 5s — «t . . ' ' ■ .'.. ■.■ ARTHURS FURNITURE SALE

fipO STAND the Season at Htham and travel ■*- tba Surrounding^ District*. ■ ; The fashionably brae Imported roadster, 4a#^»^/«^Vw UOCHIEL. •ire Scottfe, u»u Jfaggie Moore. Beottle bj Flying Scotchman, dam. Minnie by; Uvingstoai Tommy. ■ ' - •' ' Maggie Moore, dam o! Lochiel, was by th» -well-known liie Olenburnie^ dam by Little Fish. Little Fish by Flying Fish, grand dam bj Yorkshire Hero from Flashlight. Lochiel iB a beautiful brown in color, ii «bout 15.2 hands in height, has a good set 01 lega and feet, and la a very stylish mover. Ht is a splendid temnerad. ***»» and a mre foal getter. ..' ■"■"■;" " ./■:.- ; .•-'"■■ In the show ring Lochiel was a mon* >u<mji ltd horse. At the Waikato Show ha m .•warded flrat prise for Roadster Stallion and also 'for stallion adapted to get carriage horse*; •lao first priae at the Auckland and Pukekobc flhows, and again in the Waimate Show as i .roadster stallion. Lochiel's stock in the North are well knowi am ->cood hacks and harness- horses and ha*« iaken many priaes in the show rings. TERMS.—Single mate, £3 3a; two oc mot* at pec arrangement. All fees "payable January 1, 191*. tot farther particulars apnly to— F. FUGLE, * ■ EUham. /? m H. A. BROWN, ' Ngaera. -TTU) Stand the season at Fihama, The Thoroughbred WAIKARANCA Foe iwrtrtalacs apply to— a. CAMPBELL, Pmasi*. WANTED Known—Sinclair's Cham- i pion Carrot Seed, Garton's £$uf>erlative Swede, Yates and Co.'a jind Cooper's Vegetable and Flower •Seeds are obtainable at Otakeho Store. -For Chronic Chest Complaints Woods -Oreat Peppermint Cure. Is 6d, 2s 6d.~ "' ...J*

TO Stand tbe mhos tt Bunfcank Stud f«m, Menaia, Taranaki, • Tb« Fashionably Bnd Imported Clydeedala JHJ*T~^W^_^ Stallion (16737) 5.C.8.8., Sire Cyama, dam Peggy. Oniyo ia a massive horse, standing 17 band*, splendidly proportioned all over, with the begi of legs and feet, hair of the finest quality, and is perfect in action. Ribs well sprung, powerful quarters, ' Buperior bone, and showing all thr type and character of the modern Clydesdale. Omyo needs no embellishment in the way of word-painting. On breeding lines bis pedigree shows the most valuable strains to be found it the Scottish Clydesdale Stud Book. He wai bred by Robert Osborne, Esq., Morton Mains, Thornhill, afterwards passing into tbe bands oi James Kilpatriek, Esq., Craigie Maine, Kilmat nock, who disposed of the colt to A. Alexander. Eeq.,' Hoturoa, from whom the present ownei' purchased. -Being a late foal CJuly 9. 1900} Omyo was not shown at home. Oyama (13118-, Vol. XXXIII., the tire of Omyo was bred by Messrs D. and B. Scott, Boghead, Oirvan, his sire being the noted Baron's Prid* horee Baronson (108B7) Vol. XXIII. His dam ii Scottish Princess 02816), Vol. XIX., by Prinw ot Catbcaxi («8IS), Vol. Xni. Oyamt hat been a successful horse in the show rings, be sides being a great breeding eire, bis namt being always high up In the yearly winnina lists. He is,a bolder of the Cavdor Cap, th» highest honor at tbe Clydesdale shows in Scot land, gaining this distinction as a two-year-old In the same year he won in his classes at thi Glasgow Stallion Show and also at Kilmarnock As a three-year-old. Oyama Bet a farther seal upon his fame by gaining the Bry-<on Shield and won in a particularly strong year. Oyama'i sire, Baronsoo, is by the world-renbwniid BaronY Pride (9122). Toll. XIV., first dam Princess Alex andra (13196), Vol. XX., by Prince Alexano*. (8899), Vol. XIII. : Baron's Pride was bred by Messrs' 25» ana « Findlay, Springhill, Baillision, his sire being Sii Everard (5353), Vol. IX.; first dam Forest Queei (7293), Vol. XL, by SpringhiN Darnley (2429) Sir Everard is by Top Gallant (1850), Vol. 1., bj Darnley (222), dam by London Prince (472) voi. i. .-■■ ' :. . .■■ ■,■" •■■..■■ Omyo's dam, Peggy (27010), VoL XXXIIH., b by Baroa Beaulieu (11257), Vol. XXtV.; second dam, Nancy of Wyndholm (11531), VoL XXIII. by Crusader (8178), Voi/XIV. Good grazing for mares from a distance Mares met at the Railway Station, Hmmm. AT care taken, but no responsibility. TERMS: £6 6a. Apply to— r •■■■■ • ;. ■ ' ALEX. MITCHELE, I*- j.D.iirrcHELL^^^