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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 110, 25 September 1912, Page 2

JmmJMMm TM will Mp to keep Bowling Exs. don The incidentals to the popular <jame of bowls run away with a good deal of hard cash —yet much could be saved by careful buying. Having kept this in view, we have bought carefully, too, so that we can help all followers of the game to keep within limit if they purchase from us the things essential to this pleasant pastime. EIGHT AGAINST THE "JACK" FOR QUALITY AND PRICE. We can furnish Club Colors to order—BLAZERS from 12/6; CREAM or GREY. TROUSERS from 9/6; CREAM FELT HATS from 5/6; REGULATION BOWLING SHOES, 10/; and CASES well made for tho bowls themselves, as well as every other necessity. Don't let this offer slip. F. PLUMTREE COMPLETE OUTFITTER NEW PLYMOUTH. Farmers are requested fto note that I can upply Carton's Superlative Swed in any quant y NEWTON KING, SEW PLYMOUTH STRATFORD .'-' —*""**■" 'O, % m m V'}. OA.KINCS Wi Wi D PRIZE. REGISTER^ GET EDMONDS from for ———"———-—————■— Pwlry. YOUR GROCER IF YOU WANT THE Bert ____——- j or BEST RESULTS. Bread. 1 "^*"*"""

TO TRAVEL *FROM NEW PLYMOUTH TO RAHOIU, THE CLYDESDALE STALLION, JgMPIRE SHIE: Roval Prince—bv Crown Prince, by Lord Salisbury (imp.)* 1207 C.5.8., by Young Conqueror, by Old Conqueror, by Renfrewshire Jock, by Lofty, by Fancy. by Old Clyde—out of Damsel (imported by the late R. McCallum, Esq.) DAM: Empire's dam, by Prince of Windsor, Roval Prince's dam Maid of A*on; by Young Banker (1 N.Z.5.8.) EMPIRE took first prize at Amberley and second prize at Rangiora as a yearHag; at ft two-year-old, second prize at Leeston and second prize at Rar.giora. 1907—First prize at Taranaki for best ■ire in North Taranaki; second to Lord Erskine against all comers; first Mana.■watu against all comers. 190g—First Manawatu for sire with over 11 inches of bone; second Egmont to Baron Martin, Lord Erskine third: first Taranaki against ail comers; first Taranaki best sire in North Taranaki: first Mastcrton against all comers. 1909—First T:iranaki against all comers; first Taranaki ben sire in North Taranaki. Terms: Single mare £4 -is, two or more as arranged. Payable January 1, i. For particulars see cards. C. ARDEN, Owner. Or Groom in charge. TRAVEL THIS SEASON IN NEW PLYMOUTH . And in the surrounding Districts— THE THOROUGHBRED STALLIONS RED RAIN (2),byClanTanald-Cath-erine Wheel (half-brother to Treadmill), bred by Sir Geo. Clifford. CAMPFIRE (5), by Carbine-Rev-elry. For further particulars see cards. •J. BOND (owner), Gill Street, New Plymouth. ffO STAND THE SEASON AT NEW PLYMOUTH, The four-year-old Pony Stallion, (J I B B S. Term.": £1 10-. For furilicr particulars apply E WARD, Gill Street. "Vuu can get it cheaper at the Red Port. TO TRAVEL THE TARANAKI DISTIffCT, THE DRAUGHT STALLION QUALITY pRI XC ] By Quality King, out nf Bess, bv Thane of Clyde, Bess out of Bet, imported from Victoria. QUALITY PRIXCE is a beautiful dark, dapple bay, stands IS hands, has good hoofs, with black points, good flat bone, good quality hair, with splendid action, and has remarkably good symmetry and temper, measures hy. inches below the knee. Bess, who was sired by that celebrated stallion Thane of Clyde, imported from Scotland by the late H. McLean, of Invercargill, was the dam of most of Mr. A. Bremer's valuable stud of draught horses, and her progeny have been very successful at Taranaki.' Haw-era. Wanganui and Palwerstoji Norlh shows. Two yearling colts (Commonwealth and Federation), descender! from Bess, took first and second prizes at Napier took first and sei .Show. 1<!(12. TERMS.-Sin.de ; TERMS.—Single mare. ,C 4 4s; two or more, the bona fide property of the same owner, as per agreement with owner or groom in charge. Groomage. 2s Gd per mare. Mares sold or exchanged will be charged to the owner, when stinted to the horse. All fees must be paid on the first of January, 1913, to L. Bremer, or groom in charge. '