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Wairarapa Times-Age, 10 May 1941, Page 2

From Windsor stock sprang those mighty stags which are both the pride and pestilence of New Zealand today. The idea began with the late Prince Consort, who has left his mark on Windsor and all about it. He had two stags and four hinds caught up in the park in 1861 and shipped to New Zealand. They were 127 days at sea in the old Triton, but only one hind died. Their descendants are among the finest heads in the world. —“Country Life,” London.

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FOR FARMERS' FAMILIES Between-Season Holidays seasonal work, earing- for flocks and herds and crops, places a heavy strain upon all farming people, dairymen especially. Still, in the slack mid-year months, there’s some compensation for their hard springtiine-to-antnmii toil; it’s then that, farmers and their families can have the needed rest from routine, the change of environment, that the Railways, with cheap fares and services everywhere, are particularly well suited to give. Have a holiday before winter sets in. Your Stationmaster will be happy to' help and advise yon, TAKE A TRIP BY TRAIN!

DIRECT FROM The National Electrical & Engineering Co’s Factory — the second supply of NEECO PLUG-IN RANGES J. BOUZAID’S, Masterton, SUPPLIES LIMITED - - Get Yours Now! We have ample supplies of WIRING MATERIAL, NEECO RANGES, ZIP WATER-HEATERS, and Installations can be readily undertaken in any part of the District.