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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 156, 19 November 1912, Page 8

£1 STRIPED GALATHAS, grand U cloth, worth M yard. Fre«k goods, just armed. 7/11 BOYS ' VAKSITY SUITS » made of pure indigo drill. ID YELLOW REDIO CLOTHS, for cleaning and polishing silverware. O/ll MOffiETTE UNDERSKIRTS, ° lovely quality. Black or wtry. 10/£ MEN ' S PANAMAS, genuine ■ LV hand-woven bait, worth 17/8.

When Housewives pay for butcher moat They also pay lor bones: When jam they from the grocer get They also buy the stones. But there's a Jam, a Stoneless Jam— The fav'rite brand with mothers—"ST. GEORGE" Its name, And great its fame, Its good-ness beats all others. No thrifty Mother can afford to be without St. George Jam in her home—a 71b. Can is but one-third the price of the same weight of butter. For table use and baking purposes alike it has no equal. The Enamel-Lining of St. George Cans protects the contents from contamination with the tin and ensures the fruit being always as fresh and fragrant as jar preserves. Ask your Grocer for ST. GEORGE JAM. 3

10 TRAVEL FROM NEW PLYMOUTH TO RAHOTU, THE CLYDESDALE STALLION, JfIMPIRB SIRE: Royal Prince-by Grown Prince, by Lord Salisbury (imp.), 1207 0.5.8.. by Young Conqueror, by Old Conqueror, bv Rcnfrewsb.re Jock, by Lofty, by Fancy", by Old Clyde-out of Damsel (imported by the late R. McCallum Esq.) DAM: Empire's dam, by Prince of Windsor, Royal Prince's dam Maid of Avon; by Young Banker (1 N.Z.S.B ) EMPIRE took first prize at Amberley and second prize at Rangiora as a yearling; m a two-year-old, second prize at Leeston and second prize at Rangiora 1907—First prize at Taranaki for best sire in North Taranaki; second to Lord Erskine against all comers; first Manavvatu against all comers, 1908—First Manawatu for sire with over 11 inches of bone; second* Egmont to Baron Martin, Lord Erskine third; first Taranaki against all comers; first Taranaki best sire in North Taranaki; first Masterton against all comers. 1909—First Taranaki against all comers; first Taranaki best sire in North Taranaki. Terms: Single mare £4 4s, two or more as arranged. Payable January I, For particulars see cards. C. ARDEN, Owner. Or Groom in charge.

To Stand the Season at New Plymouth and travel Waitara, Inglewood, Oakura and Okato, The High-class Trotting Stallion, W IL1) WOOD QHIEF (Sire, Wildwood (imp.); dam Dart). WILDWOOD CHIEF'S sire, Wildwood, Is the champion speed producer of Australasia, he being thr- sire of Wildwood Junior (4min 33see., iwo miles), a record holder and winner of the Thousand Pound Race twice in succession, and of Kibbonwood, who held the resord for nine years, beating Fritz (2m. 9sec) for a mile. Ribbonwood in turn is the sire of King Cole (2min 8 3-ssec. for a mile and 4min 31sec. for two miles), wuo held the record last season. No breeder in search of a champion can afford to ignore the Wildwood blood. WILDWOOD CHIEF will cover * limited number of mares. Terms, £4 if All care, but no responsibility. For further particulars see cards. Fees payable January 1, 1913 CECIL ARDEN, Owner. Or Groom in Charge. Travelling dates later.

TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON IN NEW PLYMOUTH And in the surrounding Districts— THE THOROUGHBRED STALLION BED RALN (2),byClanrana)d-Catb, erine Wheel (half-brother to Treadmill), bred by Sir Geo Clifford. For further particulars sc? cards J. BOND (owner), 3;11 Street