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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 21 October 1924, Page 3

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fi®-' TO BE AT THE SERVICE OF BREEDERB ’ BETWEEN HAWERA AND ' NEW PLY MOUTH (INCLUSIVE) THIS SEASON,; THE THOROUGHBRED HORSE POTOA («T MONOFORM (18) FROM BLACK WATCH (12) Mouoform by Hotchkiss from Formo. - ■ iiotchkiss by Musket, Formo by. Sterlingworth. Monofonn full brother to Multiform. Potoa’s . pedigree runs etroug. to Eclipse. and- is. entirely tree from St. Simon influence, and should-meet the St. Simon blood’, with great advantage. Potou is the siro of Hipo (Easter Handicap. Auckland), Poanui (Great. Northern Hurdles), Bute Sound, Ihapotoa, JkJaori Waihine (winner at Melbourne), Santenilla (double winner at Sydney), Potoanui, Poteen,' and other well performed horses. , , He is a magnificent specimen of the thoroughbred, standing over 16 hands, and is easily recognised as a typical scion of the famous Musket family.- ■: Fee: Twenty guineas For further particulars— T. CARSON, South Road, Hawera. rpo offers. STAND . THE SEASON AT HAWERA.' and travel where sufficient. Inducement THE THOROUGHBRED STALLION TREE LUCERNE . BY LUPIN—DOLLY. Tree Lucerne is a chestnut horse showing good quality aud a sure foal getter. His racing career was marked by many brilliant performances. Among some of the races he. won was the Avonbead Handicap at Riccarton, carrying 9st 131 b; Owen Handicap; at Wanganui, .carrying 7st 131 b; Flying Handicap at. New Plymouth, twice, carrying Bst , <Ub and Bst 61b; Flying Handicap at Wanganui, twice, beating Postillion and Emperador, carrying Bst bib; Inglewood Handicap at New Plymouth; Waimate Handicap at Hawera; Brewer Handicap at Waverley, 'and other races. •, Fee, £lO 10b. , - For furthor particulars apply— J BRYANT. Or J. Fryer, Raoecourse, Hawera. Bos 179. . TO .STAND THE SEASON AT OHANGAI, and travel Kakaramea, Alton, Hurleyville and Fraser Road Districts, THE CLYDESDALE STALLION, PRINCE PREMIER By Premier Pride, out of Nancy Lee; by Young Kelvin, out of Fanny II.; by Lord Crauloy, out of 1 Fanny; by Strathmore, out-of Polly; by Sir Colin Campbell,'Walls. Prince Premier was bred by Mr. E. E. Jenkins, Dunsandel, Canterbury. Prince Premier is a fine, bold, upstanding horse with , good broad Bound feet, a fine set of legs, with plenty of good straight flowing silky hair. He is a rich dark brown colour, with white hind legs, and has a splendid temper; has a good head set on a good neck and shoulders, with a good body proportionately, built. He is a very weighty horse, likely to produce the heavy cart horses so much required nowadays. He. has splendid action, and is a bold straight-goer. He is a sure foal getter; his first foals are very highly 6poken of. His’sire, Premier Pride, carried oil the championship prizes in all South Island show rings for years, also winning many prizes for sire and four of his progeny. -All care taken, but no responsibility. Termß,: £5 5s Single Mare. Two or more as arranged.. Apply— T. GLYNN. (in charge) or J. KERRISK, Owner. Ohangai. TO STAND THIS SEASON AT GOLDEN VALLEY FARM, GLADSTONE STREET, HAWERA, AND TRAVEL WHERE REQUIRED, THE GREAT TROTTING SIRE, MOUNTAIN KING Sire: Franz, by Vauclere (imp.)—Fraulein (imp.). Dam: Flowerwood, by Blackwood Abdullah (imp.)—Pansy. Tracing 'to the greatest trotting strain the world has produced. Mountain King is a handsome, dark bay with black points, standing 16 hands, with plenty of good bone and feet. He has proved himself a sure foal-getter and a sire of great racers; also ideal farm horses. Sire Of Mount Albert, Hawera Cup winner, and many others. Fees: Five guineas; groomage ss; half fee payable first service, balance 22nd December. Full particulars groom in charge. ’Phone 713. O STAND THE SEASON AT W. T. BAILEY’S FARM. T PRINCE MERRIWEE (MERIIIWEE—QTJILTINA) Winner of Avondale Cup and. numerous other races; also 2nd Auckland Cup.- .Sire of Jolly Princess (winner at Auckland"'June meeting, 1824), Jolly Gay, Lady Mcrriwee, Merry Prince. Feo: Single mare, £l2 12s; grazing 3/-. Further particulars Irom— STEWART BAILEY (Iti charge),' Hawera.. Box 80 TO STAND THE SEASON AT HAWERA. THE IMPORTED BLOOD STALLION , 3ALLACHAN (3) dry King—Penny Forfeit) ALLACHAN is a cheHtnut horse, 7 years old, standing 16.1 hands high, commanding apranee and well put together. Callaghan a a is a full sister to Rudorus, sire of Euryth- : and of dozens of other good horses in Aua- 1 !ia, and descends from the same branch _ of No. 3 Fa-nily that produced Toxophilite, idhound, and Flalcatcher. Eudorus had, up 1923, 1'76 winners of over £IOO,OOO. allaghan won tho Birmingham Handicap 201 in England and several races in New land. *1 he St. Simon-Harnpton blood has beep markj successful in sires ail the world over, the at Persimmon and his brothers, Diamond dice and Florizel 11., are prominent repre•afivea who all left great turf performers and d brood inarea at the etnd. eo: ,Sixteen guineas. Paddocking 6s per k. Mares at a distance met at Hawera ion. All care, but no responsibility.

/OFFICIAL Harley-Davidson Service Station—Archbold and Co., Union St., Hawera; 'phone 452. We carry the new 1924 model Harley, necessary spares, benzine, oils and accessories. Our workmen are efficient and prompt; we employ no boys, and our prices are not flights of faucy, but reasonable.

’Phone 263, For further narticulen* apply—fl. BROOKS. Burn Street, tlolsntown, Hewera. QEE our stamped pique liats for childreu, guest towels and linen serviette rings.—Miss Sewell, Art Depot, Huwer'a; ’phone 680.

fjpR’EKE 13 no virtue in patient suffering, but there is in Strange’s Rheumatic Honey; it fixes the trouble; S>/- ant*. G/6 a jar.—W. C+. Strange, Chemist. Children Hire Waoe’s Worm Figs. Safe and certain remedy for worms.— Advt. '