THE STALLION SOLARIO
Solano, who was sold at auction in England l*ist jear for 47,000gn5, was insuicd at Llojd's for a period of two years for £50,000, at* .a. premium of £2000 for each- teirm. L , A London writer remarks: "Solario commences his eleventh year on Ist Januaiy. and he should at least live until 'the expiration _of the policy; July, 1935, so that' the risk of the underwriters does not appear to be very great. That is-indicatcd by the piemmms, which are less than 4 per cent. As a rule, an age of 12 years is recognised as the normal limit." When Solario was sold it was laid down I as a cpntingency that the 37 service contracts arranged for the season 1933 must be accepted. The scr\icc fee was COOgns, and that is the fee for the additional subscriptions.
MAKE YOUR OWN CORDIALS. .♦'Price's*" now in'6d bottles.' The most delicious Cordials, are made with "Price,-" Fruit .Extracts ~ . easily and cheaply.- All flavours,are now-sold in a handy "Nip" size at sixpence. "Try ,tho best—'Price _'—and you'll forgot, the rest." Sold by all, stores. —Advt.
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Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 33, 9 February 1933, Page 8
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185THE STALLION SOLARIO Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 33, 9 February 1933, Page 8
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