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Clutha Leader, Volume XXXVI, Issue 50, 3 December 1909, Page 3

OMEN who sometimes require a Stimulant, nothing is j purer or saferl than 1 WOLFFS SCHNAPPS it is an effective health t Preservative. I It is not often that wild horses are seen on the Main Trunk route, but tho othor morning a mob of about 11 dozen wore grazing on the railway lino near Waiouru and the early goods train from Taumarunui had to slow "up in ordor to pass them. The strangers, which were led by a beautiful grey stallion, had come down from Mount lUiapehu. 'Their tails, which trailed on the ground, were each fully ten feet long. It is stated with reference to the grey stallion that he is a purebred animal which some years ago mysteriously disappeared from near Waipukurau, Hawke's Bay, and that since that time numerous unsuccessful attempts ix»i been to (japtura him.