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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Volume 81, Issue 72, 17 December 1937, Page 2

STUD AD VHRT I SEMENTS TO STAND THIS SEASON AT PAKI PAKI, H.B. and snrronnding diatricti THE THOROUGHBRED IMPORTED SIRE p O M B A C (1) Pombal waB sired by the uudefeated POALMERN (16) by POLYMELUS (3) by CYLLENE (9) by BONA VI8TA (4) by BEND OR (1) by DONGA.STER (5) etc., etc, This te § pqvferfp' paternal line. Pombal was ouf of LindaJ (1) (dam of Limond) by Kendai (16) from Sunrise (1) by Springfield (12) frpin Bpnray (1) by King of the Fore§t frqm Sunshine (1) by Thormandy (4), etc.. etc. Pombal was literally starved at the stud mainly owipg to fhe presenCa at the same establishment cf hjs ilju^trious half-brother IJmond. However, gt the fifty odd mares that were rnated prifh hirn mapy fvinnerg wero procured int cluding Estcem, Monastic, Prince Pombal, Farmer, Jutland, Worship, Epigram, Eupator, Alcedes, Davolq &nd pthers, Davplp is one pf the best hapdicap borses iftping i» the Dominion tocjay. Arrangemeiits can be mpde rvith thp Groom-in-chargp whereaa Pombal wiJj visit any wet mares in the digiricjt, Cen» tra] Hawke's Bay anj surrounding dis trict ownero pleasp note. TERMS: 15 Guineas per mare, Three or more aiares as rer arraneemqnt, All pare takeo bnt pp responsibility. For further particulars as ^regafdp groomgge and grazing fpes appiy— • W. A. STKPHENS, Groom-ifl-cjhargei, Pakj Paki, Hastingi, gAhoN jJ^ARSHALL (2783) Vol. 15. 4 YEARS, Sire. — Buehlyvie FavourRp (Imp.) (115), Voi. 1. lsl Dam: Grizelda (4062), Vpl. 10, by Da.cptah (fmp.) 573 (Vol. 2). £nd Dam; Ursula (3100), Vol, 7, by Silvpr Prince (imp,) (731), Vol. 2, Srd Dam; Iona 2199, Vol. 5, by Duurod Sensation (imp.) 193, Vpl. 1; 4th Dam; Norma 997, Vol. 2, by Baron Siddeley 129, Vol. 1. 5th Dam: Miss O'Shano 34 S, Voi. 1, by Marponi (iipp.) 653, Vpl, 2; 6th Dam: Kate O'Shane 342, VoL j., by Lord Lyon (9), Vol. 1. 3 yearB 1st Hastings, Champipn Wairoa, sire of winning yearling filjy, Hastings, 1937. FEE. — £5 5/-. All pare given; no responsibility. Further particulars ring 6342 Hastings.

FIREWOOD, Rtc, pROMPT DELIVERY. — Firewpod, Coal, Coke, Carbonettes. Ring 2470, McKALN, Hastings, (Also let us saw your Wood). JJ^/£ANUKA FIREWOOD is the wood for beat, All other wood in stock. Coal, Coke, Carbonettes. — TAHAU, Queen St„ Hastings, Ring 2252. EL L-SP14T «)RY GUM F1REWOOD, 9in, delivered 52A per cord. Pine, 45/, per cord. Fyll sypplies all Firewood, Coal, Coke and Carbonettes. E. WARE & SON 310S Riverslea Road. 'Phone 2966. HASTINGS.

PROMPT SUPPL1ES of— COAL • COKE • CARBONETTES And DRY, SOUND FIREWOOD Order from— JJONOVAN * (JQ. Wood, Coal and Coke Merchaqts. 'Phone 2314, HASTINGS. VlfE always havo stocks of Dry Firewood, particular'ly .MAIRE, RATA, MATAI. Cut to auy length required. Measurement guaranteed. Prompt deliveries. ROBERT HOLT & SONS, LTD. HASTINGS. 'PHONE 356S. 'PHONE 3568. TAIHAPE , HASTINGS — NAPIER SERVICE — Leaves Napier 9 a.m., Hastings 10.30 a.m., Mondays and Fridays; arrives Taihape 5 p.m.; connect express. Leaves Taihapo 6.30 a,m, Tuesdays and Saturdays; connects afternoon Gisborne car. 'Phone, Napier 1272 and 111; aud Hastings, 3062, for reservations, etc. W. GATERELL. gLSTHORPE gPORTS £JLUB ANNUAL GATHERING On Elsthorpe Sports Grounds. THURSDAY, JANUARY 13th, 1938. Programme Commences 11 a.m. Boys' and Girls' Races, Ladies' Handicap Races (75 and 100 yards). t 100 yards Maiden, 100, 220, 449, 880. Local Married Ladies' Race; Members' and Officials' Handmap Race, Relay Races. Tug of War. HORSE JUMPING EVENTS. Splendid Competition including open Leaping, hunter 's style, 1st £8 and John Wilder Memorial Cup, value £6 6/-. HORSE FIELD EVENTS. _ HIGHLAND EVENTS. Wrestling. — Open weights and under 11 stone. Entries for Running Events close with Secretary at Elsthorpe on Friday, January 7 at noon. This will be a Great Day's Sport. Topped ofl- with DANCE AT NIGHT DANCE AT NIGHT

All Particulars from the Secretary— T. PRIEST, Private Bag, Havelock N, Or Ring 451, Hastings,