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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume VI, Issue 934, 27 October 1879, Page 3

•Loyal orange lodge. STAR OF GISBORNE, No. 7. rpHE USUAL jt^f X MONTHLY TOayjn MEETING of the JBrßL]Ry above Lodge will be : & held m Capt. PonTER ' S HaLL ' Cva ' U^^y!^' y■ \ torn House Street^NEXT; ' the >31st; >.. : instant,' at. 8 p.m. ; sharp. : A full attendance of the brethren is earnestly requested; ''"', '.'.'."' : WM. RATCLIFFB, ' ■*•"■" Hon. Sec. '. ■ kSOIWEE -■'.-•■- --TN connection the PRESBYTERIAN | X CHURCH, MATAWHERO, 1 ; ' wiU; Wneld m the „ - MA;KA\K : AKK:A:;;Ji,AL;.t',;;' THURSDAY NE^T, Ppxobbr 30x^. Doors open at 6 o'clock. Tea at halfpast 6. r „.■■'.. ..:---. Tickets; 2s. Od. ; children half-price. VOLTJNTEfiR NOTICE. DISTRICT ORDERS. fTIHE usual MONTHLY INSPECJL TION PARADES will take place aB follows : — ;■■'■■■ ..., ax shbphabd's haxl. Town Detachment J. Battery, N.Z. A. on TUESDAY, 28th inst.,' at 7 p.m. Artillery. Cadets, on THURSDAY, 30^h inst., at 7 p-m, AT MAKARAKA HAXIh ;i Artillery Cadets,, pn WEDNESDAY, V '59th, at.6.30p.ra.,> j „ Headrquarters Detachment, J. Bat- . teryj N.Z.A,lat 7 p.m. j.,; W. E., GUDGEON, . ' -' : Captain Commanding: East Coast ';.,.,-■" .- ; ..',- :. f -.;iDistriot.. ■ t.--:. .-..-•: CAtHbLIC ART UNION; The Drawing 1 for. prizes Will . positively take place . ; in .the MASONIC HALL, GisDorne, on TUESDAY EVENING, October 28th, 1 At 7.30 o*cldck. rriHOSE who have kindly undertaken -4- , to dispose of Tickets, will please URGE THEIR SALE, and make the returns to the undersigned n6t later than MONDAY, the 27th inst. Tickets, 2s 6d each, to be had at the ■ Hlblia^d and Standard Offices ; 'of Messrs Jennings and GriflSn, the Misses Schultz, ' Mrs Kelly, Messrs. Parnell and Boylan, Gißborne \ and at Mr A. .Buchanan's . -Ormond. ' ... , S. CHASTAGNON.i THE MAGIhyiCENT THOROyQHBBSD -"■■'■',- :i -'-' : ■■ i - : "s^pioN' . : '■ ... Jv . "Will STAND during the present SEA* „ ., ; t■• [ \ -"soisr^t'- 1 "' /.;'':;;;■;':...■ ■ 4ffp. J. S. Cooper's StaWos, "yTaeronga-a-liika. ' OWNERS of really good' Mares should not lose sight of the dp- ' pdrtunity ; afforded of the service of such an animal as MARORO, as he is closely related to the very best blood how running m England. ' ' ' MARORO is a teautif ul, liver-colored Chesnut, standing 16 hands ; and showing a ; quality bf Bone and Substance equal, if not superior, to anything yet bred m New Zealafad. In 1876, Maroro was selected by his breeder (Mr H. Redwood, of Spring Creek, Blenheim) to/represent his colors for the Dunedin • Cup of that year, tod, notwithstanding that two Victorian horses and all the New Zealand cracks were amongst 'the entries, was at once installed ' first '■: favorite ; and, but for a very sevefd passage, owing to bad weather prevailing, no doubt could be entertained but that he .would have won the great event. In 1877, as. four-year-old, MARORO was exhibited m Blenheim and received , the FIRST PRIZE as the BEST THOROUGHBRED STALLIdN 0N -THE GROUND. " A gjance at MARORO'S Pedigree is sufficient to show that a more purely bred animal has never yej; had his services tendered m Poverty Bay. PEDIGREE— By Towton, dam Fair Agnes ; Towton ■'by Melbourne— Pinezella by . Touchatone. (Towton'a full sister MaTcliioneaa - and half-brother Marquis distinguished ' themselves on the English Turf ', as* the former won the Oaks, and the latter ran a desperate second for the Derby and won the St. Leger). Fair Agnes by St. ' Aubyn — Phoebe by Sir HerculesWoodstock by Theorem. : By this it will be seen that the happy "Nick of Blood," whicli /has m Aust ralia been ever so successful, namely— . . that of the Sir Hercules and the Touch stone is combined m MARORO— a fact -^iot W ; be lost sight of by intelligeni t breeders: , -]' . ■ . : ' ' ''''''''_. '' Fait Agnes, the dam of Maroro, hai left her mark' on the New Zealand Turf as her foals are— lß72, Nellie by Tow ton ; 1873, Maroro "by Tpwton ; 1874 Choke-frore by Dead Sliot; f Further particulars see New Zealam ■ Stndßbokr ! " ; : '.V. jS£ -"''"■ ''" TfißMs-^-Five Guineas each mare, m clnding one month's grass ; ' ;afterward 5s per week. ; ■ ! :■ Mares left at Mr S' M. WILSON'S Argyll Stables, Gisborne, iwill be" for warded /re»to Waerenga-a-hika. All fees- toi>e paid" before TBftTOval- o -mares..- ;.■:-.,■•:■.,.. . ; , , : -• .. :■ ;i -,x. Every care taken,: fbut no respionsi \n\ity h i:: ...•.-,- : ■ .. ■.-.;. ■•: •■-» ■O-- >'■■* ■^•^••'■'J, S^COOPBRi^ 1 Waereriga^a-hika. • .'..'Tcii .V- v,-. -■■ ■'■ ■' ' ■•!'.