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Taihape Daily Times, 20 August 1919, Page 2

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Le ]:.oy’s latest improve- _ mentinHor-se Covers cannot fail to interest Horse 44’ owners by its Slmpllclty and Mfficiency. Illustra- 5; —.-2%-,','~__:.cps‘r:t _ ,9.\»"' <_>,_ ’ tion shows straps sewn to ' inside of cover about centre of back, and passing diagon- 1 F ’—' A ally (sewn most of the way) down each side towards fore ,2” ;r__} - _-: legs. These adjustable strap: cross on the breast and pass ‘)4’-:7 '3s‘ through one of three slots, _ 3' __ 71,‘ according to size of Horse’: J-;'-it .A. ufi‘ neck, then snap to a Dee .-.... . .2 on the opposite side. This latest improvement does away with the ordinary breast strap; prevents eover working up on breast or back from shoulders; gives natural shape to front of cover. and, whilst quicker to fix than it stiff breast strap, is the essence of comfort to’ a feeding Horse. To those interested wewould gladly furnish further particulars. E R ' , 4-8 Queen Street .LE GY Auckland N’ er of Horse and Cow Covers, Swings and other Canvas Goods. 44

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