There .are Jnore ways than one of congratulating a newjy-ejected Mayor. Aftipflg the many messages received by Mr John Miller, Mayor of InvercaTgill, in the last day or two is one from a former Inverpprgill horse trainer, Mr P. T. Ifogan, who telegraphed from Washdyka: "As good a comeback as Golden King's." To those of the sporting fraternity Who remember the gelding Golden King, the significance of the message will appeal (payathe Southland "Times"). 'Golden King made a good "comeback" on the turf and much of the credit was due to Mr Miller, vrho,_in hi? professional opacity as a veterinary eurgeen, 4i4 TO«oh in restoring the animal?* good health.
JjftVfi} Separator* 'with rwtl»» diw will fee BQid »t a reduction of nftew ppr cent. Dgiry farmers'do not hum this. Write to-day for particulars. MASON, STRUTHERS and CO., LTD. —8
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Press, Volume LXVII, Issue 20234, 12 May 1931, Page 8
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