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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LI, Issue 16895, 27 November 1925, Page 3

0. J. BARRY, LTD. Are Sole Agents for GlN—ailbey's. BRANDY —Cliampon, Hen nessy’s, Mart ell’s. WINES —Irvine’s, Penfolds. \VHISKIBS--Black and White, MacKinley’s No. 1, Walker’s. Dewars Original, Bell’s, Crawford’s. DOG’S HEAD ALE & STOUT. THEYSTOCK Liqueur's of all kinds. J.DK.Z. and Hencke’s Gin. Hencke’s and Wolfe’s Schnapps. Feuerheerd’s a nd Gonzalea Spanish Wines Hardy and Mission Wines. Heidseck and Dry Moncqrole Champagne. Old Nick, Bed Heart, and GovernorGeneral Rums. MARTINI AND MANHATTAN COCKTAILS. Golden Apple Cider. THIY~BOTTLE Speight’s and Crown Ale. Crown Stout. THEY MANUFACTURE Aerated Waters and Cordials: “The” Lemon Squash. PHONES 686 AND 4. BOX 146. REMOVAL NOTICE. B USINESS NOW BEING TRANSACTED IN OUR NEW 1 PREMISES, A LARGE STOCK OF Enamel Baths AND Sanitary Appliances ON HAND. J. S. Allan PLUMBER AND SANITARY ENGINEER, DERBY STREET, GISBORNE. ROBIN STAND THIS SEASON At HEXTON. DILLON. (Six Years v TROTTING STALLIONS Sire: Harold Dillon B Author Dillon (N.Z. Cup winner; time 4.26 2-5, 2 miles). Dam: Robin Hood B Wildwood (imp.) Dam, Dart. Fee: £4 4/-. For further particulars, apply to— MeKAY BROS, 981 K; or 638 A. C. LANGFORD. TO STAND THUS SEASON At MANGAPAPA, L’h© Australian-bred Trotting Stallion, DIXIE CHIME, ire, Dixie Daly Ditin, Lady Prince. Dixi« Daly us'the site of Dixie's Chance ! miles 4.153 nuhoppled), Chime Daly mile 2.11). .Lady Prince by Charmtg Bells, by Abbey Bella,, grand-sire of nthedrnl ChimCs (N.Z. Gup winner); harming Bell, sire of Bluff (1 mile 2.9), trance Man miles 3.30). FEE: £4 4/- cash • £5 5s booked. Grazing 3s per week. AH care taken, at no responsibility. ' All fees must be paid before removal ■ mares. ' v J. GREENTREE, Upper Stout St., Mangapapa, 147 Near Lytton Road. TO STAND PHIS SEASON At TE ARAI VALLEY The Draught Stallion LUCKY WILLIE (3 years) ROYAL WILLIE - BONNIE. Foo: £3 10s. Two or moro as per agreement. Apply— G. OGDEN, ..w Manutuke. 'lhone 1143 K. * 246 TO STAND THIS SEASON At TE HAPARA The Chestnut Horso AUTUMN (13) (By Autumnus—Edna May II.) Foaled 1916. AUTUMNUS (14) EDNA MAY Treadmill (2) Goldleaf Playbill (2) Puritan. AUTUMN lum proved himself a sure foal-getter. His slock are amongst the best jn the Dominion. In his second reason h« got Autorane, winner Avon dale Stakes, winning >m a field of 21; Avondale Nursery Handicap (field 14), giving Lady Cavendish 111 b and Mimotit 91b. He also won the Welcome Stakes, A.R.O. spring meeting, beating a large field. He ib also the siro of Biflo Jav, Carmola, Voltore—all winners; also Golden Autumn—a consistent placegetter. There are a number of promising two-year-olds at present iri work and shewing great promise. FEE: 25 GUINEAS. All fees payable apon removal of mares. Mares proving barren will bo taken free following year. Will seryo a limited number of approved First-class paddocks. Plenty of shelter and‘ water. Paddocking: "Dry mares 3/-, and Wet Mares 5/- per week. All care taken, but no responsibility. For further particulars, apply— H. GO SCO MB, Groom-in-ckarge. -Or D. ,J. BARRY, Owner. 414 ILK DOCKET'S and Milk Record Books, ready printed, at IlnnM.n Jobbing Department, m