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Te Puke Times, Volume II, Issue II, 23 December 1913, Page 4

It Will Pay.\ Surprise and —_____—,>- Yl)eligh|^You To Callandlnspect the Vat'k| dand Seasonable Goods now Stock. Dont send your mow»? *W bu « ee what J™ buy . Plate, Jewellery, Watches ar d Clocks ; and Silver backed Brushes, Bags and Jfo a ™f?: r A, choi( » exhlbltlon - AH Kinds j aSl muidoch, JEWELLER, -x \ STRAND, TAURANGA ' TePukeAgej't, MRHOYTE To Travel this ] Season in the Puke and INgawaro Districts 1 ' C J ~,.,... ,si# ■ l*f| ■$% ' I CMS ■ ''"''" SEA SON 1913 ; THE RENOWNED PUREBRED \m , • :■■• Clydesdale stallion ] 10 tlavel lh f. le Puke and surr rr ' rounding districts CEAIGII'-J V The thoroughbred.Emire PEDIGREE \ m p . THIS Fine Stallion is 4 years old. V ±Uy "UTIUI and is by Craigieburn-Florrie. Craigie- ■; \ • _ . burn's Sire, Craigiellachil, is by T\P Y "UN IS a dark chestnu Craigievar (imp.), dam Gipsy.Queen j wl^ -rising eight years old and by Vanquisher, G. dam Marchioness of stand M> Over 16>Ms high. Lome, by Lord Lome imp.). G.G. m . q:„J q • M n ,„s no o dam Flora McDonald was one of, the Tel» bmgle 3s; most successful show ring mares in the two 01* moC e js- pP " WangSftlfiiit. ! Colony, by Lord Salisbury, dam Nellie Good gr> : * at Is (& by Emperor, dam Kattie by Blackleg ' 0 ,,,„° : ata>nl«it'nn (imp.) from Victoria. Craigievar P el Wen DUtHO (imp.) by Old Times, dam Maggie by respoi. Prince of Wales. Craigiellachil, G. tj e sire ef Craigie. commanded the highest '' prica for any sire ever imported into Uke the Australasian Colonies, Florrie, the dam of Craigie, is a New Zealand stud _^ book mare, No. 2121, and is by that Haengai wi'll-1 nown Clydesdale Duke of Marl- . r borough. His Grand dam Nelly, N.Z. aiKl L | Stud Book, No. 2120, is by Lord Ranfurly, and G G dam Diamond being by MRS E. Rl Glengyle, No. 373, N.Z. Stud Book. Dukn of Marlborough, the sire of Florrie, is by Workman - Blazes. Excellent AceWorkman, being by Lord Dunmore an( ) fr (imp.) No. 593, from Annie, who was got from the imported horse K'lbowie. No; 73. Grand dam Jennnie Deans. HOT LUNCH «..«_nDLE W No. 263, by Pride of Scotland, No. mi ARRIVAL OF ROTORUA COACi? It will be, seen that on both sides ~-.% CRAIGIE has exceptional blood in him \ Cleanliness and Civility \ ■ TERMS -£3 3s; payable Ist Janu- „, J ~ , . ary, 1914. Half Guarantee P. 2, pay- lerms Moderate; able Ist January, 1914; and £2 when ' --■-■•- _.-- mare proves in foal. m _ Good grazing; all care, but no res- lo Stand at Tauranga and Tavel ponsibility. the Te Puke District every . E. E. ROBINSON., Owner. Wednesday and Thursday A. J. ROBINSON, in Charge, ■' ~ < ' NGAWARO, .\ •;?:" :>,

G. 8t £-, AT HOME,- [IN THEJCLUB OR HOTEL-WIIENEVER YOU DESIRE A [WHOLESOME DRINK Take ] DOMINION '■■ 0. and E, flj ALE B THE ALE OF PURITY I CAWIPBELLEHREM FREID CO.; LTI)H| Albert Brewery v Auckland

Rangihaetea Byßangipuhi - Tawera Rangihaeata is full brother to Rangitoto, who won many Hurdle Races and' Steeplechases in the Hawke's Bay District. Tawera won many races in the Manawatu and Rangitikei districts, and was a good mare. TERMS: ,E2 10s. Smgle'Marc, Two or more, by arrangement, , • S. TANNER, OperaD. MULQUEENEY,'' V'<;;, ftroom-in-clinrpe - Tiiej ~" J South British Insurance Co. To take the foaling risks they ■ are | worth money DEAD .or ALIVE

T. P. LEMON. Local Agent, Te Puk TEPUKEA. & P. ASSOCIA3 TION. GIFT CALF GLASS. "ENTRIES will now be re--*-i coived in the above class. Prizes of £3, £2, and £1 for the best dairy heifer, calvec] since August Ist, 1913 ; also for the best grown calf, calved since August Ist 1913. All entries be come the property of the Associa tion. It M. BRADFORD, Secretary.

Ladies 2& ,;•,'_ Gentlemen I cordially invito you to inspec' largo Stock ot ENGLISH, AMERICAN, AND COLONIAL BOOTS & SHOES ami everything Unit you require in footwear at Fox's Boot Emporium Repairs' a Specialty' A. V. FOX, \ TE PUKE