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Te Aroha News, Volume XXII, Issue 42786, 3 October 1905, Page 4

Public Notices. •gf A. x: YULE, ; jjENTAL gTJRGEON, %8; yXiti'.i V? 1 VJO s ■, ■ • s@“_lVTr Yule visits Waikino everv jf,-Monday. ii»orja.i.fgy c 40:1* Tuesday.; Karangabake Friday morning. f ,M..H J s crickett] [H WHITEHEAD CRICKETT & GO Sanitary Plumbers, Hot Water Fitters, Etc., OPPOSITE HOT SPRINGS HOTEL a?A£XA-i^OJE3I^ gEGS to inform the residents of Te Aroha and outlying districts that they bavd COMMENCED BUSINESS as above, and hope by good workmanship and strict attention to businessto merit a share of Public Patronage. CHARGES MODERATE ’ Baths, Sinks, Tanks, etc, made and ... . repaired, at- Lowest Prices. Note the Address— CRICKETT & CO. Opposite Hot Springs Hotel), ! ' ‘ AROHA, j' V i Stud j‘>'. rpo stand~at v te r aroha and axAiN u ai. travel SHaftesbury, Manawaru, Waihou; and Mangaiti districts, the 1 well-known Clydesdale stallion Highland Willie by Clydesdale Willie—dam Flash. For further particulars apply to F..ROWE, ; = ; - Owner. mO. , STANIX >;: THTS SEASON 'A:. i at Morrinsville and travel the surrounding districts,' the undermentioned stallions: S&Thorougbbred— | ;; * CUIRASSIER 4'y By Musket—Frail+y- | j,This horse is full brother and 3 years younger than-Trenton, standing in Lnglandiat 200 gs per mare — [ I EHeavv Draught Colt, 3 years oldGALLANT BEN ; Th By Benttiore—‘Sylvia.; Medium Draught Horse — GENERAL 3y General Gordon —Bonnie, by Bonnie : -r •" : 1 - : : Prince. Roadster—- , MERRY BOY By Merry Legs—Barry. Single mare. TK' / ; • ; TERMS. £7 7s grj N f Gallant Ben, £4 4s General, £2 2s 'Merry Boy, £2 10s ) ’wo or more mares, property same owner as per agreement, razing Is 6d per week, All care taken but no responsibility. 'or further particulars apply—- { PRANK MARSHALL. Morrinsville. *jisp 6 v STAND THIS SEASON AT SHAFTESBURY, AND TRAVEL !HE SURROUNDING; DISTRICTS }_ The steeplechase , bred stallion m WftRRIGAL JBy HUKATERE. daxn. SARAH. WARRIGAL is fine upstanding Jarse, being 16 hands 2ms high, a coal lack in colour, and like bis sire, is; a blendid j umper. Breeders who wish' to feed that class' of horse, which at preliit is so very scarce, viz., good weigh Irrying hacks and light harness horses, Lnnot do better than give him a trial. |Wamgbl has prSduced more show brass than any other stallion that ever laveßed the Franklin district. I Terms t Single mare; i£2 10s. Two or loreas pecagree-uent- All accounts to b paid by January Ist 1906. For furLer particulars apply to— \ 'O%. ■ M. FINLAY, Owner, j ~ ■*£ II m tiMBBSKk • • i ;;v •> .... ; ', l u- ; THIS SEASON THE PSURRQtTNDING 'DISTRICTS B TE aroha; I m ■ Ibe Pure-bred Draught Stallion "vXt'H — . x. full particulars see;cards. Tar will’ Btatidnedlat S. B. Grant’s farm, S 8: Waihou. V ; S. B. GRANT, wner, ■ Waihou BTOMADH. JgJj 1 ‘‘■teasseasrt.