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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10463, 30 October 1911, Page 7

THE FAMOUS "ORION" Range - IN FIJI. A story of interest to ©very housewife and cook. The missionary at Niusawa, Fiji, having occasion to require a New Range, decided to order an "ORION." Here is what he says about it, after delaying the acknowledgement of its arrival until the range hao. been thoroughly tried and tested: — , .... . _,, "My wife is delighted with It, and praises * highly. Though smaller than the one It has replaced, It more than makes up In the Increased rapidity with wtilcti 4t cooks. On the whole we are more than s&tidicd with it ** Hhis Ranee will give YOU the eame satisfaction as it has afforded to 70,000 other purchasers besides Mr Jamieson, the missionary above referred to. A k your grocer to send you an ORION THE PERFECT RANGE, Or send for illustrated Catalogue— free 11, E. Shacklock, Ltd.. PATENTEES AND MANUFACTURERS, Dunedin, and at Auckland and Wellington. \ Amber Tips Tea A \\ 11 "A'tAHSSS? IT'S LIFE-LIKE IF IT'S SEPIA TYPE. To see our Special "Sepi&typ®" work is to 1 flotb graphic work at its beat, and for work you intend to k* M —or pass on to frimeds—or work which you will desire to look black upon when tiie years roll by, nothing can qual "Sepiatype." It'« » prooew that need® special care, and for good work, m lighting, posing, and finishing is necessary. WINZENBEEw guves this service, and his work is of the finest. Watch Cox removal notice when the Trust Buildings are finished. • WINZENBERG, PORTRAIT SPECIALIST. MAiTERTON.

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• , To stand This Seasori atJViasterton THE STANDARD BREDTROTTING STALLION JAY BELDON (6 Years Old.) £y WILD WOOD, dam MAY BELDON, by Judge Beldon, dam May, both imported from 'America. TA V DTjIT T\(YK is a brown horse, standing over u JaJL PSUJuJJVJjA 16 hands, and has records of 2.27 for a mile as a 2yr old;, and 2-23 as a 3yr old. 1 " CUTE is a two year old, sired by Jay Beldon, and won at last Ashbiu'ton meeting. This was the first of Jay Beldon's stock to race. . WILOWOOD Record 2-4J Sire of— Bibbonwood Lascewood Satinwood ' Master Poole Boy tlwood Woodend Fleetwood Wildberry Wildwind Inglewood Wild Poole Etc., Etc. 'Good Gift Sire of— . Prince Gift. 2.12 J Hector (4) 2.1(5 Wild wood 2 24} . Armlet ELEOTIONEEB 125 Sire of Arion 2 07$ and 164 others, and dams of Dolly Dillon 2.OFJ Klatawah 2 05£ Lisonjero 2 08J a_id 80 others in 2.30 list MISS GIFT \t ALLIS 2.23 v Sire of Don Marvin 2.22£ , Mento Fallis 2.27£ Falrose 2.19 ttnd 10 others, and dam# of Janut), 2.084 Wild Wind 2.12$ IjjAMEDA. May Beidon Dam of Jay Beldon, 2-23 2-5 Grand dam of Laughing Bells, 2.29 2-26 Australian 2yi old record for. Fillies. Judge Beldon, 2-31 Sire of Shylock, 2 30 Bellman, 2 27 and many other good winners it* * Zealand. May, imp. Grand dam of Jav Beldon, 223 2-5 Grazing Is 6d week." TERMS—£S ss, Payable January 1912. All care taken, but no responsibility. R- MAXTED ; Masterton.