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Taihape Daily Times, 14 August 1919, Page 2

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Le I\.9y"s latest improve- _‘ ment in Horse Covers cannot fail to interest Horse -=\";j‘~r_g _ ovvners,by its simplicity and :£t'icienc_v. Illust.ra- = j.\‘ p Q,.\—"' RO,. tion shows straps sewn to ' ..£T.'§.”.L._.-*'4°62? Q inside of cover about centre AUCBSLAND 3? of back, and passing din.gon- _ '-' V ‘_ V/I ally (sewn most of the way) 1,40 "’*‘"‘ is /“Elf down each side towards fore .. legs. These adjustable straps cross on the breast and pass‘ through one of three slots, aceordinvr to size of Horse’: neck, they snap to :1 Dee .4..." .,- q‘%m on the opposite side. This v latest improvement does away with the orriinary breast strap; prevents cover working up on breast or back from shoulders‘ gives natural shape to front of cover. and, whilst quicker to fix than a. stifi‘ breast strap, is the essence of comfort to a feeding Horse. To those interested we would gladly furnish further particulars. E ‘E R 48 Queen Street 0 .. E M ‘ er of Horse and Cow Covers, Swings and other Canvas Goods. 44

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