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Auckland Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 243, 11 October 1916, Page 7

Auckland thinkers, 'try. -ITjke.. 30linker" brand r notebook, price oiieT peajcf.' :Splen=~, -■' did for; schools and" :eveiybfl.dy.-i-Whit-combe and Tombs, Ltd^CAd.) __ ; _' -■•.— ---• 'JL-iuj- STUD-.-~: ——-—•-■ ■ rpBE QTALLIOSr. "7'■ '■ ROBERT THE BRUCE, " ■ Rich Dark Bayi -.— w r C--Bbc Years Old. Stands 16 hands-2-'inches. --' ■ . .Will Stand.at EUersiie This Season:. ROBERT THE BRUCE <0>) (1909);- - - By SCOTTISH fcING — MOOROOROO. '"'■ - Scottish King Is by Wallace (CarbifieMelodions) out of Bonnie Rosette (imp.) by Sarcaldine—Bonnie Rose. -.'-,'.-■■• • Moorooroo Is Trenton (Musket,' tap.— ,Frailty); ont of Nightmare, by Panic (imp.) —Evening Star (imp.).: •■': Scottish King won- the V.R.C. St.-.Leger ■ .. ran second in "the Australian. Cup" as"'\a> : three-year-old with "8.0; "he also won some " w.fVa. races -at lFlemiftgtbn..~i-He 'is--full brother to Mountain Kins, Bonnie Cniei well-performed—bosses, -is by Trenton from.;)lld,augiit.ee3>f">*ishtmare. .Noetuiform, Midnight-Sun, Bon Reve , , Eyeglass, Radnor and 'numerjaus other winners •descend'from Nightmare,,.who is a full sister _to that great horse Commotion^ Robert the Bruce ris -almost a •.'full brother in blood.to Mo,uutain Knisht,"Vast seqsan's. Aitstrallan champion.".- -•: . ■ - -r—- .—;' ■' ■ Robert the Briiee'will'travel' Pakurariga,'. r Mangere and ..Mount Albert ,It sumclent" Inducement offers. - ■'■':*, ■ "■-. : - -■•■.•■ Terms, £5 5/; groonia'ge fee, 2/6. Goo"d ' grazing at Ellerelie'at-2/6 per week. All fees 7 payable on January. 1; 1017. ;All' care " taken; -but no .responsibility.--' ..■: . [ ■.;"■.-■ ■For farther, particitlara. apply" to 'W -TOZER, Stud Groom. .Morrin.Street,^^-Eliers-'lK; or F. Stenning, Green Lane. TC : .'. ; _ ; % , : '" ''<■>■ is. :'" i i c^;jiiii:_ I INVENTIONS AC-HDY 144 PMOeNIX CHAMBERS ■| ; Opposite General Post Office. Queen ' -.'■" I Street, invite Inventors and Patentees : I to submit their Inventions to Uβ for in- ' I trodiiction. Sales Negotiated. Cnpitil Jμ telephone aic6 LADIES/ Here are sojne atore of CLARK'S MytiU *M«e In Boots and Shoes you want: value as well as moderate price....;. [Clark was .always: noted : ; for .... , -value, and fortunately bought well before the sharp advance, so that the price, even on a rising market, is Value. Jfpyr.— r is a good time to buy, and a few" of the seasonable lines are given. "There are many jinore ,-«quaUy igood, either in the Victoria ~ Strjeet or Three Lamps shops. " :It is all the same. Go to either. LABIES'BOSTOCK TWIN-BAB GLACE KID SHOES, useful and vwll ia^e;, ! will stand repairs well—Clark's price. LADIES' PATENT AND NATCRAL KID BUTTON SHOES, Bostock make. Sterling value, 23/6.. L:_ ; ;:t ".: v • "^. LADIES , GLACE; KIP 1-BAB SHOES, ' wevm eolea, medium ieela, English make; very useful price,.'™ 13/e. .■-.■;■■—■--.■''?:< '. iaViHES' PATENT BUTTON §HOES,-.-, y FewttTope; very smart—Clark's prioe,- v - LADIES , WHITE CAKVAS" SHOES,:: seaeankhle and Binart^Clark's. prices, : : «Al, 7/11, 8/«, 9/e, 13/6. LADIES' WHITE CANVAS BUTTON : BOOTS—Clark's price, 13/6. LADIES' NOTTJCK LACE 3OOTS, in : ; Mn ' high; smart, up-to-date ■•."beote that would.look well with any value at Clark's price, 32/6. TGIJIRK, Virion* Street Wtit *nd Three Lamps, Pansoftby. cunre boots and shoes."