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Otaki Mail, 23 August 1922, Page 3

j AIR W. H. FIELD'S CLYDESDALE STALLION BUCHLYVTE'S HEIR ">Y Bonnv Brcastknot (imp.). Magrgi * " „. . . Lauder (imp.)- First prize wioue as R yearling at Oamaru show (1019) Standing this season at Waikanao fo: limited number of mares. Fees £5 s'. (single mare); reduction for two oi more belonging- to same owner. Paddoeking arranged. Every eaue but no responsibility. — Apply L. L. UDY, W'aikauac. ._. *£&&•" TO STAND THE SEASON IX LEV: AND SURROUNDING DISTRICT! TO OTAKI. AYAIK.'NAF. Waikanae —Mondays «™ lU vou»jo. Otaki —Wednesdays and Saturdays. Levin—Thursdays and Fridays. The Purebred Clydesdale Stallion YOUNG GORDON YOUNG GORDON

YOUNG GORDON is u handsome brown horse with black points, and stands llii Hands high, lie shows grunt action and good temper, with short legs and bono of the right quality. Young Gordon's dam. Lady Komber, was gut by Royal Treasure out of Madam (V. 2), was bred by ><r Charles McLean, of Kclmj, Otago. und is by the great sire. Pride's I'nney (347, V, 1), whoso stock arc in great demand. She was from tin imported Australian man-, bred by the Weinholt Stud Company, Queensland, by the champion, Loch Fergus. TERMS, £4 4s for one mure. Two ;o fee, os. C. Bell, Otaki

DENTAL NOTICE. K D. S. MACKENZIE, Dentist, Otaki Railway, desires to notify residents of Otaki and the Surrounding District that his Surgery is now open DAILY. Mr C. G. Carey may bo consulted thereat. OPENING NOTICE. WILL SHOE CHEAP FOR CASH. TJAVING decided to re-couimence business in Otaki, and having secured the shoeing forge at Mr Arthur Freeman's workshop, I am prepared to do SHOEING AT A LOW KATE for CASH. Young hordes and racehorses a Specialty. H. T. JILLETT. THE GOOD, RELIABLE NASH ill on the Road, and is prepan cuter for the convenience of pa t wishing to go anywhere, tance patrons. For further particular; rinz 'phone 117.

N. OLSEN, 7L & EXPERIENCED TAXIDRIVER, OTAKI TOWNSHIP. TO THE RESIDENTS 01' OTAKI AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. T JAMES O'CONNOR, beg to announce that 1 have commenced GARR7ING IN OTAKI with a 3-ton MOTOK LORRY, and INTEND MAKING KEGULAR TRIPS TO WELLINGTON OR OTHER PLACES A 8 DESIRED. I am prepared to take LARGE OR SMALL QUANTITIES by arrangement, and-' I make a specialty in PACKING and REMOVING FURNITURE to any part of the tofm or country. Estimates given and any information can be obtained at the Depot (JOPLTN & CO.), AUCTION MART, OTAKI.

JAMES O'CONNOR, O X A K X. WEEAP.OA SASE AND DOOP. FACTOEY* ALL CLASSEsToF JOINEBY. STTMATEB AND PKICEB GIVEN ON APPLICATION. J. F. YOUNG ****** 'Phone 46. Private 'Phone 204, PICOT BROS,, 113-115 THOBNDQN. QHAY AND 9 BAV2S STREET. LEADING POCLTBY EGG MERCHANTS OF WELLINGTON. PE6T quality gbains AX CHBAPEsf QUOTATIONS. POUI.TRYMEN:—Consign your Eg aid Foci'iy to PICOT BEOS., in, prompt Satisfaction. COMMUNICATE FOE PAETICDLABB. ■*.o. Box. 952. Pl>««8 592 tad 4°*: i-S &■ MOOSE Ka>:« a ;p£:ialrr o: | Siting, fl&naeletUS and Caliaoes