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Manawatu Herald, 30 October 1894, Page 1

TO STAND T ;I JS -SRASON IN MANAWA U The THOBormuiKF.n Horse HAERE, BY Malua, out ofNorna. Han-" was bred in 188G hy Mr J. O. Inglis, the well kimwn Victoriim breeder, whose possession he remained up to time of sale. His Hie, Malua, won the Mellxmvne Australian and Adelaide Cups, Newmarket Handicap, and many wt-ight for age races, as well as the (Jraml National F'urdle lii\ce. Afahia's first son, Mnlv-lio, won the Mtllum ne Cup. Haeres dam, r-ori:a, by • onrad (imp ), out of Thaliii (imp \. is dam of Darriwell, anuther Melbourne Cup winner. In the Victorian show ring Haerc took first prize at Ba.liin and Myrnion" for 8 ycass lieating Malua,' Mentor, 0-lma, Enfilade und other good horses. Terms— £-1 4s for single mare ; two or more mares as per agiee--inent. Splendid paddocking provided. Will be at Orona Downs eveiv Friday. R. STEVENS, O wiser. niHE THOBOUGHDREn HOESE SWEEP. By Somn us— Barmaid. Will be at the service of breeders at the Himntangi Station, Carnarvon, this peason. Terms— £l 10s. Paddocking one shilling a week. No responsibility. BARBER BROS. ryQ TRAVEL THIS SEASON IX THK Manawatu and Horowlienua District, visiting Shannon, Foxton and Otaki, The Purebred Clydesdale Stallion General lavelock. THOMAS BE VAN, ,\vyn , Owner, Manakau. WANTED AGENTS fl % o "ake work from us that will L bring in constant income (even spare tims), easy and p easant occupation. Apply Novelty Importing Company, Pox 976, G.P.0., Sydney, N.S.W.

Insurance Company. Head Office ... Auckland. Established 1869. Capital ..' .. £1,000,000 Paid up capit.nl and reserve f uuds . . 485,000 Risks accepted at Lowest Current Rutoi WILLIAM I. BOLAM. JMami«er, Wellington. T. F. GIBBCN, Local Agent. FUNERAL REFORM. K. P. OSBOENE, COMPLETE Furnishing Undertaker EVERY Information given and , entire responsibility immediately taken en being instructed, at very low charges, at sanio time work of suptrior order guaranteed in tewn ; or country. ' AnimEss E. P. OSP-OENE, Undertaker, Foxton. Or to McMillan 1 , E hopes Co. i SEASONABLE NOTICE. ! Mrs J, Harris, OF THK "OLD TIMES" BOOT SHOP DESTIiES to inform her numerous customers that she has now received a lai'ge assortment oi Boots and Shoes Suitable for tho Summer Season. I ritiCEs ac;: low- the Make the ! p.est. ! Inspection Xxavi/fcecl. Mrs Harfis takes this opportunity to wish her cusiomerß the Compliments of the Season. i ____ " OLD T MES " BOOT SHOP, •SO.AXIX - STREET, FOXTON. 'CEBTRAL HOTEL, OTAKI, T PEOCTOR ... iV.OT'RIKTOB, > HE above Hotel, situa c opposite the Bank ot Ansira'asia und Town Hnll, is now open, a- d the , travelling public can rely on obt«ioiup the very ' est acc>>ram>>datio>i. The Bes>t Brands of Ales, Wines and tSpiriis in st- ck. First clas* t hie kept, and the i Proi-rie-or can with confid. nee reoomraeiui the Hotel as being espy* cially Buitnb'e for Hoarders.

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