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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXVIII, Issue 3723, 3 November 1906, Page 3

A THLETIC CLUB’S CONCERT, i PUBLIC HALL. NIGH T 0 E SPORT S. NOIL Utli. Special engagement of “ Raneiii,” THE LIVING WONDER WORE ING CONJURER, THE EIRE EATER AND HUMAN VOLCANO. (Late of Rickards Co.) , ALSO—MISSES CAMERON & WEBB (Vocalists) J. PICKERING, GEO. FOWLER (Instrumentalists) J. CONNELL (Comic and Coon) AND — DAN. HEAGERTY (Stump Orator and Politician Imitator) MR. J K. HORNBLOW (Elocution). ADMISSION, 2s and Is. IMPORTANT!? FARMERS HOME SEPARATOR CREAM Purchased in any quantity. Highest prices given, We pay railage to Wellington, Consign to Wellington Fresh Food & Ico Co., (Wellington. A DOOMED WOMAN. THE DOCTOR SAID SHE HAD ONLY SIX MONTHS TO LIVE, BUT MOTHER SEIGEL’S SYRUP CURED HER COMPLETELY. Well-known Melbourne Nurse praises this Great Remedy. To be told that one hag only six months to live is not cheering news, and the worst of it is that the prediction is very likely to come true, because the mind is apt to dwell on the thought of death, and to neglect the care of the bodily functions. Happily some are strong enough mentally to resist the influence, and among the • number may be counted Mrs Eliza Hall, a professional nurse, who lives at 81, Dilbndge Street, North Fitzroy, Victoria. This lady was so far reduced by suffering that she could neither eat nor sleep, and the doctor, finding himself unable to change this terrible condition, naturally enough concluded that death was only a matter of time. But though doctors failed, Mother Seigels Syrup did not fail. It quieted her stomach, enabled her to eat and sleep, and now she is as strong and well as one could wish to be. Here is her own statement, dated April sth x9ofl :

W ATCH THIS SPACE. E. BALL, HAIRDRESSER, ETC To Stand this Season at FITZHERBERT & SURROUND INGr DISTRICTS, The Purebred Clydesdale Stallion ROB ROY 11. EOB ROY 11. is a bay horse, age< and was bred Mr Janies Stack house, of Canterbury. ROB ROY 11. by (McKellor’s) Eol Roy, Dam Jewel, by General Gordon p dam Pride, by the Baronet (imp.) 808 BOY (MoKellor’s), by Be: Lomond, dam Nell, by Lord Salisbur (imp.); g dam Sally, by Lord Clyde g g dam Maggie, by Grant’s Sir Colin. Rob Roy has taken a number of prizes at Christchurch and elsewhere. I JEWELL took ist prize at Elies- ■ mere in her class, also ist with her sister as a pair of mares, and Champion for the best mare on the ground ; and Ist at Christchurch, i 895, in her elass; Ist as a mare with foal at foot at Christchurch i 896 and ißg7; and ist as one of the pair of mares at Christchurch and Ellesmere. GENERAL GORDON, bred by Mr John Boag, of Brookside, is by Sutton’s Victor, dam Marchioness I, g dam Princess Maud 111. General Gordon was very successful in the Show ring. He took six xsts, iwO 1 znds, and also Special and Champion Prizes in 1883 and xBB9. Victor (Sutton’s) by Conqueror (imp. from Scotland). He took seven ist prizes, four Specials, and Champion Gold Medal twice. Marchioness I, gained sixteen ist prizes, seven 2nds ; and eighteen Specials and Champion Gold Medal, and she was first seven times with two of her progeny. ROB ROY 11. was shown at Elies-, mere as a yearling, taking ist prize. It will be seen that ROB ROY H.'S breeding is such as should recommend to tho",e desiring the best of blood, as he is connected with the very best strains of Clydesdale blood in Scotland. Terms; £3 for single mare, payable on January ist, 190?. Groomage 5 S > payable first service. For further particulars apply to W.E. B. TONES, 1 In Charge Lintom