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Matamata Record, Volume II, Issue 70, 21 February 1918, Page 3

Among the starters in a hack race at Hamilton, on Saturday, was Mr W. Livingstone's Silver Lode. The son of Bunyan ran a very creditable race for live furlongs and should benefit by the gallop. x The Matamata-owned Ring Lupin was sent out an odds-on favorite for the Farewell handicap at Hamilton on Saturday last. Although the chestnut got the best of a good start he failed to see the journey out, and consequently much Matamata money was "lent" for the time being. The going was evidently not to the horses liking, but there will be a day when it will be. TO MOTORISTS VULCANISING Without perishing your Tubes It will pay you. Returned in 24 hours, postage paid. I FARRBLL & Co. Automobile - Dealers and Repairers Phone 280 Victoria St., Hamilton "GET THE BEST— At Mackay's they cost no more.' j HEDGE PLANTS, SHRUBS, HEDGE PLANTS, SHRUBS, FRUIT TREES, SHELTER TREES, FRUIT TREES, SHELTER TREES, It's just time, effort and good money wasted putting in hedges, shrubs, etc., that have been raised you know not where, and that have ho guarantee of quality, strength, or anything else. Mackay's Hedges, Shrubs, etc., are \-. pet feet from every point of view. Ask V any grower who has bought plants, trees, etc., here. You should be satisfied with nothing less than Mackay's, unless you are prepared to be disappointed. ** Send for Catalogue—full of valuable information for gardeners, amateur or professional. AVe send it free. G. J. MACK^Y G. ? J. MACKAY "The Ibatfsfaction Seedsman" )6, QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND (Opp. Bank of New Zealand) EhOMjgftr. ... . <