TO STAND THIS SEASON AT WAIMIHA. The popular Dapple-Grey Horse CHECKSIDE SlßE—Buenside bred by W. Boag, Esq., Fendahon. —First special gold Medal, Wairarapa. Grand Sire, Lord Dunmore 4610, c.s.b. (imported); G.G. Sire, Sir Garnet Cross ? -662, C.5.8.; G.G.G. Sire, Dunmore's Prince Charlie 634,c.5.8. —his sire Old Times, First Prize Champion,; Glasgow Show. Checkside's Dam Minnie, by Sussex (imported); G. dam by Plescocks — Hero, the winner of over 30 Ist, special and champion prizes. This handsome horse is sound with with mild temper, beautiful flat bone and sound feet, and the gayestactioned horse of Ihis weight in the Dominion. His stock are realisinggood prices, which is of greatest interest to breeders. One !pair of 3-year fillies from the district brought £7O in open sale, and another pair £6B ; and singles 1 brought from £25 to £4O, which is a sufficient guarantee of the horse's breeding ability. ' Terms Season, £3 3?. £1 Is. at service, balance payable Ist January, 1915. Two 01* more mares and half guarantees as per arrrangement. Good paddocking. [All care taken, but no responsibility. For further particulars apply W. ALLEN 01- J. C. MACKAY, Waimiha G. MARTIN, General Carrier, Wood & Coal Merchant, ■ The Esplanade, TE ICUITI. Phone No. 103, or leave orders at C. B. Lever's, which will receive prompt attention. r , HH E ]J ED 3 HOP ' SAVE YOUR READY MONEY FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS and at ver}' Low Prices Weekly £5 worth goods, £1 deposit, 2s 6d £lO worth goods, £2 deposit, 5s Od £ls worth goods, £2O worth goods, £4 deposit, 7s 6d £25 worth goods, £5 deposit, 7s 6d £3O worth goods, £5 deposit, 10s Od N. SOLE, Manager We manufacture every article on the premises, thus enabling us to sell at exceedingly low prices ■ Big discount for cash given. Illustrations apd prices on application. Note the Address : 189 $[ EWTON RCADE / , ICarangahape Road, Immediately opposite Newton P.O.
TO THE RESIDENTS OF TE KCITI. Msi\ rf-T. /Cs v f£m A vfj? 4. Wi •*- % tdf a ,3i^ X Iv^f o, =- •-«= Ladies and Gents, As the Government has compelled the millers to reduce the price of FLOUR, we are selling 50's CHAMPION at 7/6, or 7/3 Cash. 100's „ 15/This price is less than the Auckland vaunted low prices when freight is considered. The custom of our trade is to sell at lowest Auckland Prices Flour, Sugar, Kerosene and Tobacco. Potatoes, best Southern, at same low prices. DOOLEY & CO Grocers and Ironmongers, "THE BUSY CORNER" Mora St., Te Kuiti
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King Country Chronicle, Volume VIII, Issue 714, 21 October 1914, Page 8
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411Page 8 Advertisements Column 2 King Country Chronicle, Volume VIII, Issue 714, 21 October 1914, Page 8
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