Page 7 Advertisements Column 2

Taranaki Daily News, 6 October 1919, Page 7

Tractor Jobs Easy! Don't think the Fordson Tractor is merely a tillage machine. It has a hundred uses on every farm—stumping, logging-up, root-extracting, pad-dock-grading, threshing, drawing waggons, spreading manure, road-making, and so on. More convenient arid economical than horsepower. Costs nothing when not working. In your own interest, get particulars from the nearest Fordson Dealer. PRICE THE COLONIAL MOTOR CO. £325 Umited ff.P>, Wellington A* lo WELLINGTON TIMARU **o / "?A <* N «sMkr m i H. DIRBY t CO., NEW PLYMOUTH, fym. THORPE, ELTHAM & HAWERA

THERE IS NO GABION THE ROAD TO-DAY, WHICH OFFERS SO MUCH * FOR 8& LITTLE AS THE PRESENT DAY "MAXWELL." It'3- P?ic*> appearance, economy, comfort, reliability and strength demand ■ r . your attention. More Miles Per. .Gallon. More Miles on Tires. C. L. WILSON, ELTHAM, TARANAKI DISTEIBDTOR. SUB AGENTS: F. W. Shackleton, HA.WERA; W. J. NeWton and Co., STRATFORD; Taranaki Motors, Ltd., NEW PLYMOUTH; A. J. Kibbr, WAITARA.

TO STAND THE SEASON ON THE FARM, THE CLYDESDALE STALLION, KOYAL MASTER. TERMS: Single £3; two or more U arranged If paid before December 31, 1919. II paid after, £4. Grazing Is- per week. ALL CAKE BUT NO RESPONSIBILITY. H. SYMONS. ' Tborndale, Pungarehu. *0 STAND AT THE FARM, WAITOITOI, THE THOROUGHBRED STALLION, (By Sylvia Park—Pauline.) SYLVA having great bono and n splendid constitution cannot be beaten for getting roadsters and useful farm horses. Apply to; CKAS. MUSKER, Urutl. ' © have proved beyond all doubt the worth of Bonnington's ' Irish Moss. From father I to ion, from son to grandson, i for over 60 years Bonning- i ton'ghaßbeenmakingfriends. ,i There's no cough medicine ao good—it quickly checks i and relieve* the stubborn ■ cough or cold. It allays i inflamation, toothei the | throat and bronchial tubes < 1 and heals the chest. Bonaington's Irish M "-'— ne harmful drags a r lamilr songtt remedy—ft ' fsr ot«* half a aentury. Ask for Uorfs IrisliOMoss

TO STAND THE SEASON At NEW PLYMOUTH. vii* imported h«m« CAMPFIRE is> , By CARBINE (2); dam. REVELHY (5). CAMPFIRE Is a br ' hands, and comes from" the sum bfancn ol toe No. 5 Stall} as Doncaster, and Is closely related. CAMPFIRE Is the site of the following well" known horses: Depredation (winner of the Te Awamutu Cut, the Auckland CUp, 2000 sovs.), Bdyal Dragoon (wineor of the Beefton OP, Westltnd Jubilee Cup), White Blase (winner of tb» Wmitaj Cap), Lady lreulsa I winner of the Connolly Handicap, and three times runner' up In the Otaki-Baukawa Cups). Others of his progeny era: Lady Nolan. Topic, John Bells, Camp Kettle, Torchlight, Ahlka, MouKlckapoo, jErenlng Clow, and Wonder. terms: £lO 10s. ' Good Grazing free till December 31, 1919. ■ All-care taken, but no reapsaslbility. Jo? further particulars:—. 0111 Street, New Plymouth. J. BOKO (Owner), j. TO STAND THE SEASON 0N THE JABM, KOHUBATAHI, THE THOBOUGHBEED HOBSE, {TREE LUCERNE? t (LUPIN—DOLLY.) TERMS: Six Guineas. Good paddocking, all care taken, but no responsibility, lor further particulars apply to H. CLELAND, KohuratahL TO STAND THE SEASON AT STRATFORD, j And Trarel the Surrounding i_ SHE CELEBBATED BIBE, ADVANCE s , (PBIKCE IMPEBIAL—BOSH). ADVANCE Is a jet black, stands i«.2, was bred by 1. C. N. Qrigg, Longbeacb, and raced till a three-year-old. TEEMS; £6 6s, if paid before Bapember 31, 1319, and If paid after,*}? 7s. for further particulars apply-- •■. W. HAWSE,, t Commercial Stables, Stratford. 90 STAND THE SEASON IN BTBATFOSD AND DISTEICT, THE BLACK PONY STALLION. riOCK 0' (rpulß "NTOHTE FEE: £2. Apply: CLOT KASUCS, WBACTORD