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Te Puke Times, Volume II, Issue II, 3 October 1913, Page 3

v r. o t , THE RENOWNED PUREBRED CLYDESDALE STALLION J CRAIGIE s PEDIGREE THIS Fino Stallion is 4 years old, , nnd is by Craigicburn—Florne. CraigieI barn'B Sire, Craigieilachil, is by , Craitfiovar (imp.), dam Gipsy Queen J by Vanquisher, G. dam Marchioness of • Lorne, by Lord Lome (imp.). G.G. • dam Flora McDonald was one of the > most successful show ring mares in the Colony, by Lord Salisbury, dam Nellie > by Emperor, dam Kattic by Blackleg (imp.) from Victoria. Craigicvar 1 (imp.) by Old Times, dam Moggie by ) Prince of Wales. Craigieilachil, G. . sire vf Craigie, commanded the highest J prico for any sire ever imported into ' the Australasian Colonies. Florrie, the dam of Craigie, is n New Zealand stud . book mare, No. 2121, and is by that , well-l nown Clydesdale Duke of Marl- ; borough. His Grand dam Nelly, N.Z. • Stud book, No. 212 d, is by Lord Ran- ! furly, nnd G G dam Diamond being by Glengylc, No. 373, N.Z. Stud Rook', | Duke of Marlborough, the siro of , Florrie, is by Workman - Rlaies. ' Workman, being by Lord Dunmore (imp.) No. 093, from Annie, who was , got from the imported horse Kilbowic, No. 73, Grand dam Jennnie Deans, No. 263, by Pride of Scotland, No. 502. It will bo seen that on both sides CRAIGIE has exceptional blood in him and should begetexcellent stock. TERMS ~£3 3s; payable Ist January, 19M. Half Guarantee ?.2, payable Ist January, 1914; and £2 when mare proves in foal. Good ({razing ; all care, but no responsibility. E. E. ROBINSON., Owner. A. J. ROBINSON, in Charge, NGAWARO, BOOis" >iijjmiuwftM fitnaraa From Specially selected Poultry viz.: Black Minorcas Black Orpingtons Silver Wyandottes White Leghorns Exhibition and Laying Strains 7s (id PER SETTING of 15 Eggs. No replaces Brown Leghorns, Exhibition and Laying Strains 10s 6d m SETTING 15 eggs: no replaces Cash with Order Hugh Douglas, JunMOSGiEL POULTRY FARM, TE PUKE. P.S.-My birds have won nrize3 at Hamilton, Auckland,and To Puke for several yrars. Inspection invited PAPAMOA PROGRESSIVE SOCIETY. f ipHE above Society are holding J- a DANCE in the School on Friday, October 10th. All members and friends cordially invited. Dancing. 8 p.m. L. McGLASHAN, Hon So-. A S A TONIC good Ale or Stout is just the thing. Eiffel Tower Brand is guaranteed brewed without chemicals. Recommended by doctors. —J. Chocqueel and Co., brewers and bottlers, Tauranga. Electric pictures — EVERY — SATURDAY & MONDAY — ix — McDONVULL'S MALL V MAGNIFICENT CHANGE OF PROGRAMME EVERY SATURDAY Wk Rising Tin: Woiu/j To Tk Puke lOPULAR PICTURE PRICP.S TE PUKE A. & P. ASSOCIAJ TION. GIFT CALF CLASS. SENTRIES will now be rcli ccivcdin the above class. , Prizes of .Co, £2, and .CI for the best dairy heifer, calved sine? August Ist, 1913 : also for the best grown calf, calved since August Ist 1011 All entries be co;nj the pwp'.'rty of thi Ass)i..i tion. R. M. BRADFORD, Secrelar/. NOTICE. V IJJISE ANDERSON* wishes to lviny residents of Te Puke, and ill 1 ' .surrounding district that sho has moved to IV i Brittin's I te residence, COR'SALE Cahlugo Plants ■ 1 Apply A. 11. Pinker, care L. Harris.

HOADINd OTAMARAKAU KSTATH rjMENDKRS climiik at noon on * Wednesday, 2"ind October, with the Secretary, Mr W. A. Otaramaraku Dairy Land Company, i!,:i!din,"s, <Jui'.'n Stive!, Au-khnd, are invited ft>»* aho.l miles road formation. Spccilicaiiuns at Messrs R. Kin;: and (Vs :;lorcs Te Puke and Paeii'taroa. I he Homestead, Oin'ii !S*al;a-:, and the County Kirineer'.. Ollk'e, Taiirantfa. W. J. CRAY, Supervisor,

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