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Te Aroha News, Volume XVI, Issue 22472, 5 December 1901, Page 4

Stud Notices (continued). Young Dunmore. The Pure-bred‘Clydesdale Stallion Sire, Lord Dunmore (imported) dam, Duchess (imported), Will visit Gordon.— TUE.•'DAYS „ Waihou THURSDAYS Te Aroha —SATURDAYS WM. WALKER, Wairakau Farm.

IHE THOROUGHBRED STALLION, T BBOOKBY. By St. Leger—Reproach, Will be at the service of breeders in the Te Aroha district this season. Terms : Single mares, £3 3s ; two or more belonging to same owner as per agreement. Groomago 2s 6d. Particulars in future advertisement. LLOYD FRANCIS, Paeroa,

TO Stand this Season at Owner’s Residence, liinuera, the well-known Thoroughbred Stallion, Freedom, Captivator—Maid of Honour. Terms : 2i Guineas. Grazing free. Every care but no responsibility. W 0 RING, Owner. 27th Sept. 1901.

npO Stand at Owner’s Stables, and Travel where sufficient inducement offers, the Roadster Stallion, Warrior, (Imported from New South Wales), By The Swell- dam Imp. Roadster Mare. Warrior is a dark chestnut, standing 16 hands, with plenty of bone, good legs and feet; a perfect weight carrying hack, and a splendid harness horse. For terms, etc., apply R. BURKE, Waihon.

Stand at my Stables, the Roadster Stallion, HONEST TOM, By Glancer—dam, Natator Mare. Honest Tom is a dark bay and stands 16 hand, is now 3 years, and is suitable to get farm, ooaehers, or good strong hacks. Terms : Each mare 255. E. GALLAGHER.

OENTRAL H A IR DRESSING S ALOON, Pipe and Razor Hospital. (Opposite Smardon’s Stables, Te Arolia.) T. MCHAIGH. (Formerly of American Mail Boats), BEGS to Thank the Public for the support accorded, and hopes, with civility and attention, for a continuance. The largest, best, and cheapest Stock of Tobaccos, Rod, Plug, and ‘ Cut Up,’ Cigars, etc., to select from. New Stock of Pipes, Razors, Strops, Brushes, Pocket Knives, at Cheap Rates. Practical Hairdressing and Cleanliness a Special!ay. Please Note — Opposite Smardon’s Stables.

All kinds of BTRAW g A6a , and panama Hats Cleaned, BLOCKED, & MADE LIKE NEW. TRIMMED IN VELVET AND SILK. Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s CLOTHING CLEANED. Repaired and Pressed. Colour Revived in Black and Blue. Dyeing done. Second-hand clothing for sale. All goods left over one month will be sold to cover expenses, unless arranged for Wm. Greene, ‘HAT & GAP MANUFACTURER. (Opposite the Sbortland Railway Station) THAMES-