Page 6 Advertisements Column 1

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXII, 7 October 1916, Page 6

4O FREE GIFTS for Smokers of the Famous Westminster •Regent Cigarettes and Calumet Tobacco Thh illustrates a few of the Valuable Presents obtainable for the smoker his ******* your Tobacconist for a Catalogue of the 40 Beautiful Gifts, or write for one to Regent. Box 331, WeUingtc~ AJLbbAs ■ conation -' «*»jgain ™$gFo%E* SSK^^S? 40Ticketi, W ffik 200 Tickets. 80 Ticket 200 Ticket*. VHVHHVHBHHNEB^'V^V'*pM^vm^p ■- .„ T AWWQ . xta-ntT) BAG »-c*. GOLD SAFETY *ct. OOUO BROOCa, MAEINE OH FIELD LABI tao *rf f &2jf PIN BROOCH. SWTldwi^ GLASSES. 100 Tickets. 2(l0 Ticketf. 500 Tickets. ' __ BOX OF THBEB |UIMII>> KSIVBS , "™ »«?«.'»«« AND FORKS, ■• , ft i r; .i. At ', 150 Tickets. ll° ricKetß- ,—— 1

mo Stand the season at Lake Road1} Hawera— £$Wj^ ' The brilliant imported Pacing Pony (champion VnpMMjjyrra of Australasia) Tuxedo (imported from America)— Kitty (imp). Time, 14 miles; 3.37, 2 miles 4.57. TERMS, £2 10s. Payable in advance. For full particulars apply to. r W. CLEAVER. TO Stand at Taiporohenui and Travel Hawera and surrounding district, the following high-class Stallions— dfSSrSf! §§§8?^ Tnß Purebred Olydes-BARON-M.BRTIN Sire Baron Graceful (imp.') 119 C.5.8.; grandsire, Baron's Pride ({N2£ ' tJ .l.t«Ji , Baron Martin (61; :s r-. vi winner of eight first prizes in'the South Island, and lour firsts and three champions at Hawera Show. COUNTY KING (Imp.). 16374 5.C.5.8., and 179 C.S.B'. Sire, Taives' Chieftain, 14402 5.C.5.8.; dam, M.igdalsnft, 15456, by Prince of Carruchr^n, thiee times .winner of the Cawdor Cup. All care taken with mares, but no responsibility. ' ■ / , For further particulars see cards or from .the Owner— , . . ? ■■-'•■■ JAS. GRANT, Taiporohenui, flaweca. Or— Groom in Charge. TO Stand the season on Owner? s Farm, Tawhiti, Hawera — . N jf^Hfi^i \ The high-class and . i . l ifc^jSjif fashionablj'-bred Trotting ft /*^^7^^V ROTHOLM. .By the champion Rothschild darn Brookholm Bell. Farmers and Breeders take note that Rotholni's sire, Rothchild, left more winners for the racing season just' closed than any other trotting or pacing stallion in the Dominion. Therefore he ranks above all others as the , champion shire. He is also the sire of the'fol.-/ lowing high-class 2-mile horses : Emmeline 4.30, Lord Heathcote 4.40, Revenue 4.36, St. Swithin 4.41, Vermont 4.54, Black Child 4.39, . ..Pearl Child 3.39 3-5, Sai Tasker 4.40, St. Kevin 4.43 3-5, Roseneath 4.55, and a great - number of others. ... • '—• 1 Brookholm, the sire of Brookholm• BeH ; who is' the dam of Rotholm, holds a 'record for three miles, and is the sire of a numbe? of winners. So you will see that . the stallion Rotholm, which I am putting at your service, comes from one of the greatest speed and staying families in the Dominion. Rotholm has, . been purchased by the present owner to Tace at a large figure, so will only serve a limited number of mares. Farmers1 and others desiring the services of this 'clean, ' young, sound, fashionably-bred stallion should apply early to save disappointment. : , TERMS, £4 4s. Half-guinea discount if paid at first service. .., L. GOODGER, Owner, » Tawhiti, Hawera. t - , mo Stand lon the Farm, Kapuni—, y^ff TH , iji The Thoroughbred Stallion W^^^§ FOREMOST (18) W^S-Qil^S^A j I) (Phoebus Apollo—Forme)' j (St. Simon —Polynesia) . (Nordenfelt —Formo). i • It is a well-known fact that Foremost has i left some of the most promising young stock in l' the district, including Project, Fortify and Syn- ! tax, who have won nearly £1000 id stakes. Breeders should read' the blood lineage of this horse, while his dam is descended from the same great family as Multiform, and is. half-brothei to Cruciform. Apologue (the Melbourne Cup winner) is by his sire. TERMS: £5 5s per single mare. All care taken, but no responsibility. For further particulars apply to R. BROUGH. Hawera. Or— , P. KING, Owner. rpo Stana the Season at the Farm, Manutahi— ifflß^k ■ The Welsh Pony Stallion WpvlSiill LYWYN COMET -^^Mj»|g»« By Comet (imp) out 3m «** Dolly (imp.) Lywyn Comet is a shapely pony of 13 hands, who has never been beaten in the ring. His stock are all showing well.v FEE, £2 2s. All care taken, but no responsibility. j ,; TONKS BROS., j Owners.

| BILIOUSNESS is a condition characterised by a disi turbance of the digestive organs. The stomach is debilitated, the liver torpid, the constipated. There is loathing for food, pains in the bowels,' dizziness, coated tongue and vomiting, , first of the undigested food, then of i bile. Chamberlain's Tablets allay the j disturbance of the stomach and create : a healthy appetite. Chamberlain's , Tablets tone up the liver to a healthy j action- and strengthen the bowels to : act naturally without assistance. Sold by all chemists and storekeepers.— Advt.' BEST FOR BABIES. .Baby's cold, if not attended to, often results in. Bronchitis and other serious troubles.. Always keep a bottle of Dr. Sheldon's New Discovery handy, and be prepared. Mothers, will find it is reliable, and that babies like it. Price Is 6d and 3s. Obtainable at Wallace's, Hawera.—Advt. -