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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 26 September 1923, Page 6

' _ Jjlpfr" T° Stand the secJai^ilSS' 3^ son at Manais, | ■TKp*^"WF the Pedigree j *4s^4wM\ 4, Clydesdale BUBteB gj GENERAL AjyiSßJTr^o. 2455w $ Aged 3 years. 1 Exe&ptioni>lly quiet and good temper* cd. Bred by Alex. Hastie, HirstlandB r Normanby. FEE, £3 Cash or payable on Jajnuuqr Ist, 1924, . A ■ For particulars apply— j D.L.M.T., C/o W. Opal, Blacksmith, Manais. J/8& T° travel the Sear dS^Sß^BSl*^^ son from Not- -, *ffifflmSffiy " manby by way of Opunakc' retun^aff ' ?'SSBtgRSP3!Hi*2R2*?; by ,\vay o f Maoaia, .v ete-^ «nd at owa z 3tables, Poole's Hotel, Nonnanby^— The Pedigree Clydesdale BtaOio% BLACK WILLIE I years (by Black Knight, imp.), juet imported from Canterbury. Fee, £5 (£2 payable 'first service, and balance Ist January, 1924). For further particulars apply— ; EDWAKD JONES, Poole 'g Hotel, Normanby. | TO STAND THE SEASON AT NOEMANBY ST. KEVIN Eothchild—Ruabine. Australasian record, winding mile (saddle) in 2.11. Kuahine has proved herself the most consistent producer ot speed New Zealand has ever seen, being the dam ©f Dan Patch " 2.9. St^ Kevin 2.11, Glandalough 2.14, Phingari 2.17, Inniaf all 4.43 and Ferns 2.23. ■St. ■ Kevin-is an upstaudrng brownhorse, of commanding appearance, atfC possesses that combination of size *n£ quality so essential in a sire of ancoß— ful racehorses. FEE, £10 10s (£8 8s if paid «fc first service). ' • • Good grazing, 3/- per week. Mare* will be met at Normanby station o» advice. For further particulara mj^f to — / J. E. SMITH, 1 - —-—■ —; ; — % _ MrPO Jstand thia wa- - son y on the Parm^ Te Akau, Waverleyv .the powerful C/IjcUMr dale Stallion— LORD CLEVELAND (1161) 5 years. County King—General Wheelef mare. Bred by J. Forbes, Normanby. Lord Cleveland is a rich bay, «how-^ ing good quality and leaving excellent stock. He is exceptionally quiet' an& good tempered, and well suited foe- . breeding strong active horsefl. FEE, £3 Ss; Grazing 2/6 pear w«is payable Ist January, 1924. All care taken, but no responsibiHtT^ Further particulars apply— i B. W. HARVEY, \ Waverley. \

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