SEASON 1911. TO travel this season, FOXTON, Shannon and Levin Districts, THE RENOWNED PUREBRED CLYDESDALE STALLION CRAIGIEBURN. CRAIGIEBURN is a beautiful dapple grey, with a mild temper, and a great mover. It has been reckoned by competent judges that he is one of, if not the best, yet bred in the colonies. PEDIGREE: Sire Craigiellachie by Craigievar (imp), dam Gipsy Queen by Vanquisher, g dam Marchioness of Lome, by Lord Lome (imp), g g dam Queen of the Bankers, by Young Banker (imp). Craigiellachie’s dam, Flora McDonald, was one of the most succesful showing mares in the colony, by Lord Salisbury, dam Nellie by Emperor, dam Kattie by Blackleg (imp), from Victoria. Craigievar (imp) by Old Times, dam Maggie by Prince of Wales, Craigiellachie, sire of Crajgieburn, commanded the highest price for any sire ever imported into the Australasian colonies. CRAIGIEBURN has a Show career second to none in this Dominion. See Record. The above will show that he is descended from the best bbod ever imported into the colonies. TERMS. —Single mare, £3 10s; two or more as per agreement. Groomage fee ss. ALSO THE TROTTING STALLION, ROYAL PRINCE. Sire Prince Victor by Victor, dam Vic by Harkaway. Royal Prince is a beautiful black horse, 6 years old, and just the stamp to get good hacks or harness horses. Royal Prince gained first prize in Christchurch Show, 1909, and first prize Rangiora Show the same year. TERMS.—Single mare, 3 guineas; two or more as per agreement. Groomage tee ss. All fees payable on or before the Ist January, 1912. W. TRASK, Foxton. GRAND CONCERT. ALL SAINTS’ SCHOOLROOM, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, At 8 p.m. ipXCELLENT and attractive J programme. Refreshments supplied by All Saints’ Ladies’ Guild. Admission is. M ASONIC HALL, FOXTON. TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY, SEPT. STII & 6th. OCCULTISM. REV. S. BARNETT. riVUESDAY at 3 p.m. Ladies LecJL ture, “Our Children in Spirit Spheres.” At 8 p.m. Lantern Lecture scientifically explained and illustrating “How the So-called Dead Return.” WEDNESDAY at 3 p.m. Ladies Lecture, lesson ; “How to Heal the Sick,” by magnetic treatment.” At 8 p.m. Lantern slides of Spirit Forms, Thought Forms, Spirit Meetings and Apports. Unique Opportunity. Progressive Thinkers Invited. NEW ZEALAND DRINK BILL, 1910. PARLIAMENTARY Returns show that the Drink Bill per head of the population was; — £ s. d. DOMINION ... 3 13 IJ4 LICENSE AREAS 4 3 l l / 2 NO-LICENSE AREAS 18 0)4 THE .LATEST IN TWEED SUITING- AND COSTUME MATERIAL. WE beg to inform the residents of Foxton and surrounding district that we have just opened our NEW SEASON’S GOODS. They are exceptionally smart and stylish, of exclusive designs, and of the quality for which we are noted. We would esteem it a favour if all those who intend placing their orders with us would do so as early as possible, and thus avoid the usual rush at 'Xmas time. We will be pleased to post samples of materials and styles on request. PLAYEE BROS. LADIES’ AND GENTS’ TAILORS, PALMERSTON NORTH. (Between Opera House & Square.) WHYTE STREET WOOD & COAL YARD. for 'N my absence from the Yard, any orders left WOOD, AGRICULTURAL LIME, MANURES, CEMENT, Etc., entrusted with Mr. HUSSEY will receive prompt attention. CARTING, AND FURNITURE REMOVED TO ANY PART OF IHE DISTRICT. ’Phone 35. W. NYE, TO LET. —Five-roomed cottage, with scullery. Rent, 8s per week. Apply this office.
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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXIII, Issue 1039, 5 September 1911, Page 3
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