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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXV, Issue LXV, 22 December 1913, Page 3

"'.."' Buttons Notion. ", ■ ' SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. GREAT Xmas Bargain Fair AT f The Economic. Commencing SATURDAY MORNING 13th inst. THE-WHOLE OF OUR NEW Summer Goods TO BE OFFERED. There will be ' , GENUINE MONEY-SAVING BARGAINS GENUINE t MONEY-SAVING , BARGAINS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. IN ALL DEPARTMENTS., 7 ' . ~.''-: •.-....-■.. ". ■ ,'■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ . - * • # 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 13thinst. i W. SPENCE, "The Economic," HAWERA. Linoleum 1 in the NEWEST DESIGNS] WHEN your borne undergoes its annual renovation see that it makes a fresh start with clean, dustleee. Linoleum-covered i6oors. LINOLEUM is -quite 4he IDEAL FLOOR COVERING for many arootoa^—^owinpr to Ito superior sanitary value and ate ever-fresh, and appearance. s But perhaps the most attractive' point about LINOLEUM is <ite (GREAT ECONOMY. « 'Our Prices are V«ry Low—2s-6d, 3e 3d, 4s, 4s 3d, 4s 6d, se— /ARTHURS FURNITURE SALE V-V-- ■'('! -"'■;■;';'' '=' ■

' *TO itaie! ■*!» s«*aon at Batnam and. 4mr ' -.: wtMMr mfflcie>t inducement offers— ' Th* magnificent (Xydsi. i '-* ■"-' ; J^^^^^^^p. '■• '---- '/<>- dale Btallioat' ' ; IERE-IGO :.V.. : iHere-i-Go'ia a dappled bay bone staodini : about 17 bands high, with plenty of good qiuUt} bone and hair, and the jflnest of action. H« jsire. Herd Laddie.(2B6s iC.8.8., imp.), won flrii And champion prises. Nathalia, in 1890; first aso W3hampion:pri«as*nd -finft-.iof tne Dogherty Gui «t Nathalia, and first and champion prizes at Tatura in 1891. The prizes teken by bis stock -would fill a volume, aome of itfaem being showc M- time* and gainiog 21 firsts \and 8 champioi Btjsesi as well as. winning the Produce Stake* -w>a QQid cup twice in successioa at "iloyal Mcl tMtjme. Grandaire toramie Gr*y (1454), g. craedsize Lyoa (48fl), g*-grßndsir« Hercules (878), gg-g.-gModaire Bo* Boy (714). Did, Maggie; by^tOTd Saiiabu^r (1»5> #, sfrt Touor Conqueror (859)*, g^.-sire Conquerei (196?, dam DarUng (74)», by Tintwk, g.-d«m, Joan.tter -Surprise (846)*. Ibis renowned sire maj \fltUnalr be referred to as one of .the fountain . fcead* of Clydesdale blood in New Zealind. Hii dock -bare "been. phenomenally aucceasfwl in th« <^ K nr.rfa|ir, and our show-yaxd jfecords prove. th« St-reacSnc effect Lord Salisbury bad^an Hbt Clydeßdrie dreed in Australasia, lord gtfisburt IttffiseU wt« never beaten in tbe show-yard, Mining fin* prise at Ayr. I*T6; in 1877 first orin at KUaiarnock and chsmmton medsf fu Seat horse i* the yard: test priie at D«lry. first orue a* y\yr, first prize at Glasgow, «nd flrrt prfee Ist u'e Highland BocWf a Show a) SinburgjS, toT oriie*in D«n«««i^ *& *** «rbe and chama&u at Taieri in ItBS, 1884, and. ÜBS. Urst priae *nd champion at Dunedin it i Mew' BWnrftw l«*e Mr •3. FT^chlni ! ior the Moa Flat s\lud at a cost ol UQOgua Here-I-Go's grand-dam by General Ootasin, bj £r Colin (775. imp.), which waa tne sire ol SLe^fthS bU ma«. New Zealand e»er saw, m3i as Laura Maeph«V*on, who olaima Sii Coto M he? rtra; YipSS^-din by Marqute. b, Trlna« Charlie (imp.). _ are-I-Go hold, a VlctoAn Gorernmant, ocr tifleata of aoundness. All care but no woonsibL (fr« < HO. lata paytbto January l.Jtlf. , , tor furkbar particulars »PPIJL Hu^nxt %. ?Sh*9«»' *"• Obarw. "'', - For Chronic CStest Complaints) 'Woods' Great Peppermint Cure., li 6d, Si 6d.-

TO Stand the seaeon at Bnrnbank Stud Farm, Manaia, Taranaki, ,-x . ' _^^^>^mß| Tba Fashionably Bred B^^^^^^tk^- - ■ '■':. topoited Clydesdale (16737) 8.C.8.8:, Sire Oyim*. dam Peggy, Omyoia a!massive horse, standing 17 hands, splendidly grcjpottipned all ever, 1 with the bosi of legs and "feet?" hair ot the ftneat quality, and is jperfect in action. /Bibs we'll apruEg, powerlu! quarters, superior, bone, and . showing all tht type and «haraater of the modern Clydesdale Gmyo needs- no embellishment in the way ol word-painting^ (hi bVeeding. piieß : ids pedigre* shpws tbe • most v«luatto "Bttaiiwj to be found is the Scottish Clydesdale ;Stud Book. He wa» bred: by Robert Gsborne, Esq., Moztoa Maim, Thornhiil. jiiurwarcis passing- into .the ikands ot James Xilpatrick, Big., Craigie ICains, Kilmtt nock, who disposed «f the colt to A. Alexander. Esq., '■ Motuzoa,* from whom the present owoei purdueed. Being a late foal (July <B, 1908; Umyo was not shown At home. Oyama (13118-, Vol. XXXIII., the atae ot Jknyo wu bred by Messrs D. and B. Scott, Behead Girvan, his tire being &c noted Baton's Pcidt bone Barooaon (10987) t&l. XXIII. His dam it Scottish Princess 02916), Vol. XIX., by ftcinot of Catfacact (BM6), VdU XIII. Oyamt tuu been a uiQceasfu] hone te the show tinge, be aides being * freat bteeMng Bite, bis aamt being always Ugh up In the j arly wlonist lists. He is a bolder of tbe Cavdor Cup, tht highest. honor at the Clydeadtfe sLows in Scot land, gainiof tni» distinction as a two-year-old In the tame year he won in fcis classes at tttt Glasgow Stallion tfeaw and aleo; at Kilmarnoek As a three-yeMrold. Qyama set a '. irtber sea upon bis fame by gaining the Bryc >n Shield and won in a panicukrly strong year. Oyama'i sire, Baronson, is by ike world-reaowi.ed Bardn'r Pride (9122). Voll. XIV^ first dam Priacess Alex aodra (19196), Vol. XJL, by Priacsa Aloxano*(8809), Vol. XIII. Baron's* Pride waa bred by Memr S. ana 4 Findtoy, BpringbilL BaiUiaton, his sue being Bii Ererard (6363), VoL IX; Arst dam Fores* Oueei (7233), Vol. XI., by Spri&gfaiU Dsrnley > (2429) Sir Everard is by Top Gallant (1850), Vol. I-. b; Darnley (222), dam by London Prince (472) Vol. I. Omyo's dam, Peggy (27010), VoLXXXHII., b by Baron Beaulleu (11267), VoL JLXIV.; second dam, Nancy of Wyndbolm f14631), Jfoh XXin by Crusader~(9l7B)r Vol. XIV, Good grazing for mares from a distance Mares met at the Railway Statfan, BkNN. ,Ai care taken, bat no responsibility. XBBM8: £6 6s. Apply toALKX. UOCBKVL, Or— ' * 7. O. MITOHBLE.