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Otaki Mail, 3 November 1922, Page 4

H '<ksz? I hem .V ® ® ® .© Prohibition, if carried at the next Poll, means on June 30 next—™ 6,000 MORE unemployed 18,000 dependents of same 30,000 other workers affzclsd What are you going to do about it? VOTE CONTINUANCE! 35 This Way: (I) l VOTE FOR NATIONAL CONTINUANCE igVW A >v £ . ? && t-'+Cpf'+S ■>V fJIiS.! '): f vOM^v^y % Issued bn the National Connell of tin Li Trade of Nr>n Zealand s -im -d>-

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TO STAND THIS SEASON AT THE FARM, WAIKA N A E, THE TROTTING STALLION EGM O N T gGMONT is beam if ul dark bay standing 15.2, and claims as his sire that champion horse ALMONT, mile 2.12, two miles 4.82, three miles 6.50 (world’s record). Whilst Almont’s sire, Rothschild, is progenitor of most of the famous' trotters in New I Zealand, including Emmeline 2.8, 3.5 (New Zealand record) ; .Dan Patch 2.9, Revenue”, 2.11, 2.5, and a hundred others. EGMONT’S dam, Brookholm Belle, is by Brookholm—Miss Berlin (imp.) by Berlin (imp.) dam Walless. EGMONT has already sired winners in the South Island, including Rouble, 2.30, winner of many races, and has j himself won races at Plumpton Park, J Christchurch. Fee for season £3 3s. For further particulars apply to GEO. WILMBHUR&Tj Owner, Waiiata*.