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Taihape Daily Times, Volume 7, Issue 348, 20 December 1915, Page 6

33 Tailor-Made Suits. HOESE HAIR LINING; PADDED SHOULDEES; PEICES EIDICULOUSLY LOW. £2 15s to £3 15s. CALL AND INSPECT. SUITS TO MEASUEE 60s. TROUSERS TO MEASUEE 16/6. STANLEY PEYTON, MAIN STKEET

TO TRAVEL. THE TAIHAPE, MATAROA, & SURROUNDING DISTRICTS, 1915. The Purebred Clydesdale StaUion YOUNG CLYDE is a bright bay, eight year s old, with immense bon e and fine silky hair, and feet of the best quaJlity; perfect temper, and beautiful action; 16 tiands 2 inches high. YOUNG CLYDE, sire Bold Briton, dam Young Bonnie. Bold Briton, by Crows Prince, was bred by Hon. Matthew Holmes. Crown Prince by Lord, Salisbury (\imp.), champion show ring horse in New Zealand, was never beates in the ring. Young Bonnie, uy Lord Lyon. Lord Lyon, by the famous Young Banker, imported by Hon. Matthew Holmes, dam Maggie Lauder; grand dam Bonnie, by Clyd e (imp.), g.g. dam Kate, by Boag's Prince Charlie. It can be seen by the above that. Young . Clyde inherits the very best Clydesdale blood in New 'Zealand. TERMS: Single Mare, £4; Guarantee, £5 10/; half-guarantee, £3 10/, balance when mare proves in foal. Three or more ~mare s as per agreement. Groomage, 5s first service. Good paddockinfe, 2s per week. All care taken, but no responsibility. For further particulars apply to Proprietor: M. WILSON.*

To stand tHe season at TAIHAFK and travel th e surrounding District THE CLIDESDALE STALLION ■ Sue, General French; dam. Bless Shown four times —took ist ori-se on each occasion GENERAL BULLER, by General Frenor,, by Glengyle, 373, dam Rose, Glengyle by Prince of the Isles im■portod. dam Helen McGregor, 401, Helen McGregor by Glenroy, dam Violet. Prince of the Isles by Honest Tom, dam, May Queen, 9336. Rose ry Director. Director by Youi*g Banker (N.Z. 5.8.7, dam, Queen Elizabeth. Youni Banker by Banker, Imported, Banker by Admiral, dam, Nannie. Nannie by Rob Roy. Admiral by Sir "Welter Scott. Queen Elizabeth by Sir W.Uliam Wallace, 778 (N.Z.5.8.), Sir Wallace by Sir William Wallace, 90 (N.Z.5.8.), dam. C. Campbell's Mare by Blair's Champion, imported). Sir William Wallace by Garibaldi, Sls (C. 5.8.), dam, Brsiky Brisk by Royal Strange, 733. Sire William Wallace was Imported to Otago by Mr Thos. Kettle In 1869. Glenroy by Kox's Priace of Wales, imported. Bloss by Ophir, dam Maggie, Maggie by Sir William Wallace. Ophir by Renfew Jock, 135, dam Maggie by Lord Salisbury (C. 5.8.), 1205, dam Glasgow Maggie, 641, Renfew Jock, 135, by Renfew, imported, dam, Rose by Cowden Lad, 642 (N.Z. S.B), Glasgow Maggie by Prince. Prince by Prince Charlie, No. 4, 626, imported, dam Taieri Lass. Lass, by Surprise, imported, Lord Salisbury (C. 5.8.), 1205, imported, by Young Conqueror, 959, dam Darling, 74, by .Tlntock, Great Dam Jean by Surprise, 816. Young Conqueror, 959, by Con-. queror, 196, dam Maggie by Lord Clyde (C.S.B.p, 447, (imported;, May Queen, 9336, by Darnley, 222. Single fee, £3 10/ —payable Ist January, 1915. Two or more mares by arrangement. Groomage fee 5/. For further particulars apply to H. BEAGLEY, Owner In Charge.

HEANS ESSENCE ALWAYS DOES GOOD. 41 1 have used Hean's Essence over two years, and would not be without it. It is most effective for coughs and colds, and decidedly economical." Mrs. R. Utting, Puketoi, Pahiatua. "My experience with Hean's Essence is that it is a very valuable medicine. I can heartily recommend it." G. R. W. Gibbs, Nelson. " I can say that the mixture I make from Hean's Essence is the best and safest cough and cold remedy I have ever had in my home. My children are always benefitted by it" Mrs. Greaney, Hastings. Try the made-at-home cough an&i cold remedy proven so effective by the good folks named above. All you require is a bottle of Hean's Essence, and a little sugar or honey, two tablespoonfuls of vinegar and a large breakfastcupful of water. This will provide you with a splen* did cough, cold and sore throat remedy so large that it will surprise you. It will give you eight full eighteenpenny bottles for 2/- only —a clear saving of 10/-. Hean's Essence is entirely free of harmful drugs. It can be given freely and with safety whenever a cough is present or troublesome. Sip each dose slowly and use as a gargle when throat is sore. Hean's Essence is sold by most chemists and stores, or poot-free on receipt of price, 2/-, from G. W. Hean, Chemist, Wanganui.,« Wherever you buy be sure you get H-E-A-N'»S, aa no othef will do. Read the circular. iq

TO STAND THE SEASON IN THE TAIHAPE AND SUEEOUNDING DISTEICTS—*?he Thoroughbred Horse (Birkenhead— Stepfeldt.) Pull particulars from GEOEGE LAING, Groom-in-Chafge. MRS. KIRK SAYS : "The mixture I make from Hean's Essence is the best remedy I have ever tried for coughs, colds and sniffles. It is easy to make and very pleasant to take." Mrs. H. Kirk, Greymouth. This Hean's Essence Mixture is so easy Co make in your own home, is so good *nd saves such a lot of money—lo/- on a Sint— that it is popular in thousands oi few Zealand homes. Try it in yours. At chemists and stores, or post free on receipt of price, 2/-, from G. W. Hear,, Chemist, Wanganui. Read the circular. 13

I There are many ways of catching cold, but the one quick reliever is "NAZOL." This phenomenally successful remedy can be taken on sugar or inhaled. A trial will convince you of its efficacy. "Every little helps," provided that J little is a drop of "NAZOL." When , you've a cold in the head inhale a few whiffs; If the trouble la in the throat, sprinkle some drops on a piece of sugar. Taken either way "NA2OL" ensures relief. The whole BAD-COLD family can be; mastered by "NAZOL." This scientific preparation w»TJts coughs, colds, jsore I*roats, and influenza. In bottles t of &0 doses, 1/6. Sold everywhere.