the Man Wili Brin § ii® MS Write for particulars to t* Continental Pia.no Co. British and S. RILEY, Manager i \n i Nrr i\?\ rmm L" { \ y 1 $ ; . * s '- 6Hrs 'm V* ALii/ and ""Tj X j! P' | STOUT MM« W\l feiS' fei J «s< -i» r Will be yours if you order your wines A IVI &W\T \ 111 €1 Q and spirits from us. We can provide A lfJLvli J illliao at exceptionally LOW PRICES all - —"-""~" i the many kinds of LIQUID REFRESHMENTS that are needed for the annual re-union and dinner, and all are of the very first quality WE STOCK :—Speight's Dunedin Ales and Stouts ; Peter Dawson's Perfection Whisky ; Australian Wines from the leading* vineyards, TJ° —l—,-. ™ P-r Write for particulars of our |~i - --- CHRISTMAS ASSORTMENT Wine & Spirit Merchants, Custom Street E. Auckland.
At the Stud at the owner's farm Joe Chamberlain (2) Bonnie Scotland— Lady D'eau This horse belongs to the famous No. 2 family which includes such well known sires as Carbine, Somnus, Silvia Park, Castor, Eton, Hotchkiss, Salvadan, Vanguard, Royal Artillery, Conqueror, and others too numerous to mention. For further particulars apply to— P. QUIRK, Ts Kuiti. mighty atom To stand for the Season at Te Kuiti, the thoroughbred Shetland pony "Mighty Atom," by Lord Vernon, Dam, Beauty Bright by Tom Thumb, grand dam I ing by Tit Bits, g g dam Midget, bred in England by Lady Beresford. For fuller particulars and terms apply JACK BODDIE, Te Kuiti To stand at the owner's Farm, Waitomo Caves, the Trotting Stallion ■By Jersey, Childe Harold Miss 'Cooper; out of 1 rust by Kingfisher 'iMiss Young. Combine is a rich dark bay six years old ; h hands, a thick set active sort with the best of action and temper and a sure foal gettei. His stock which are now 2 old promise to develop into useiul hacks and harness horses. The fee for single mares will be £l 5s at time of service and £l 5 s when in foal or if required _ a full guarantee of £3 10s will be given, no foal no fee. Two or more maies the property of one owner as per arrangement. All mares sold 01 exchanged .treated as being in ioal. Good glazing ■for mares Is per week. All care taken but no responsibility incurred. Local rsales attended and mares can be met •tjfey arrangement. THOMAS THWAITE, Waitomo Caves HY suffer with cough and cold • ■ when you can cure same by taking Tonking's Linseed Emulsion —from all chemists and stores, is 6d, W
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King Country Chronicle, Volume VI, Issue 423, 16 December 1911, Page 3
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