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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXIV, Issue LXXIV, 30 September 1918, Page 2

I Consign Your Fat Stock § to the V/.M.E. Co. E It is no experiment you will fl be *'trying out" consigning to 1 the WELLINGTON MEAT "EX- § PORT CO., LTD.. Ngahauranga. | Their methods and facilities i enable thoru to handle the largest 1^ consignment with ease. ■■** Let them IBBa •■ Fresze--Your Fai Slock. The Company buys Fat Stock of all descriptions; or, if clients desire, will freeze on their account when proceeds v,-ill ho paid them by the New Zealand Government. I The Company, or any of the under-noted Buy ers, will give full partioula.s on request aa to priegtj ;— '*- ' .1' ' .- S. S. TIMES, Taihape. \ 'Phone No. 130. j J. R. REID, Aramoho. 'Phone 171,.. Wanganui T- . ■cca m_ t To Fatten Ih® Flock, Feed tlie Land Whtit 13 borrowed from the la. i must be repaid in kind. W.M..a\ Co. Ma n tires are composed largely i of Animal matter, and restore the fattening elements to the soil. Analysis and price list pbsted on request. Special Manure prepared to order, Wellington Meat Export Co., Ltd. Office: 18-20 Hunter St, Wellington Worki: NRahauranza and Kakariki ~ "' "From Our Boy!" Does your boy write home on Red Triangle Paper? The V.M.C.A. supplies over' 180 million sheets of note paper per year free of cost, and always urges the boys to "write home first" l|pp__s_2B||f lead donation, to ■EE3EC|_ OAK. D. A. EWJK. l6§*W-_r •^on- National T.M.O.A %3&aP T_ea_Tirer,Bal_er'_ '.y I^f Building, Wellington. TTUSBANDMAN (14), sire of Volo, Hushman, ■*-*■ Dingle, Staccato, Huzza, etc., will be at the service of breeders this season on the larm, Taiporohenui, and -will be. strictly limited to Thirty (30) approved mares other, than the owners at a fee of Ten ■, Guineas for single mares,- two or more mares 'the property of one owner as per agreement. s ' * ' Groomage fee, 5s per mare. Every care will be taken, but no responsibility whatsoever. Paddocking, 2s 6d per week. Mares met at Hawera railway station oh notice of their arrival being received. The performances of Husbandman's stock ■ speak for themselves, for with very limited opportunities five out of eight of: his progeny which raced during the past season: have won upwards of £4000 in stakes. Several 'youngsters by this prominent sire have been sold for as much as 150 guineas, which must be considered a vpry remunerative price in this district. Further pariculars from— ' GEOEGE CLOUT, rpo STAND IN TA....__JA_.l— : LORD MULTI FID tPIIIiJSBSh jVI.-iltifid—Lady Nell). ' WmM&B Particulars will be advertised later. For immediate particulars appty to— JAS. HAWKINS, Box 6, New Plymouth. rpo Stand at Palmer Road, Kaponga, and '■*- will be every Friday at Kaponga Stables— ja The high-class Trotting *%f5~K* F'"'*J-M»"""-Havoo is the lastest trotter that ever stood in the Taranaki district. Franz (2.22) is fullbrother to Fritz, who held the Australian re- ;• cord for many years. Franz is the sire of JFranzie (2.14),, A. L. Franz (2.18), Floranz (3.34), Frandocia (4.35), and dozens of others too numerous to mention. Murmur is the dam of Havoc (2.15 and 4.36), Sonol (2.12), Hova (4.47), Highden (2.26), and Skylark (7.32 for 3 miles). Havoo has proved nimself a great racehorse, winning over all distances. He won top Auckland Cup as a 3-year-old in 4.57, Plumpton Handicap in 4.49, King George in 4.47. He was second to Emmeline in 2.15, and second to King Cole in 4.3 l—in this race King Cole broke an Australasian record, and Havoc was only a head away. \ FEES, £5 10s. Two or more mares as arranged*. Mares from a. distance, three weeks' grazing free. Payable Ist January, 1919. Mares met at Eltham railway station pn giving notice in advance. All care taken, but no j responsibility. i Particulars at— KAPONGA STABLES. Or from | J. SCHEUBEIt, Owner. •