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Greymouth Evening Star, 7 December 1911, Page 2

I m & [^m m m .h>: m I've ordered MY 'XMAS SUIT from FRANK LAWN Same Tailor who made (ho suit I am now wearing. I always go to the same man because he gives me JUST THE THING I REQUIRE He is still taking ordera for I %& JL* We are makmf a show of tome of the most • artistic lines of Clocks wo have ever been in possession of. These are dir««fc from the makers and comprise very choice designs in Marble, Greero Or»yx s EVSarblette, ' Walnut, Rosewood Oak, etc The movements are of faithful workmanship and will give lasting satisfaction. The prices are a revelation in values. YOUR INBPEe?IBN CS@RBIAI.LY 88U8ITEB H. W. LLOYD, Qreymouih, < T * V NEW CuOKEft.Y BOOKLET-FREE! A copv of a Booklet just issued containing SELECTED COOKING RECIPES, .particularly adapted for use with "Highlander" Condensed Milk and "Capstan" Unsweetkned MtLK, will be sent td you (free on receipt of request addressed to ' Murray's Limited, Invercargill. \ Write to-day! « MlCff! ANDER" CONDENSED MILK mm ;:•':- : SENSATION, BY HOTCHKISS, SON OF MUSKET, PROM PETROLEUSE. FROM OUIDA .BY YATTENDON FRQM GULNARE. (For extended pedigree see Stud Book). TO STAND THE SEASON AT TOTARA FLAT, GREYMOUTH, AND ARAHURA. SENSATION'S stock have already demonstrated their ability to gallop and with only five of his stock racing, ne is well up in the list of winning sirae for the past racing season. Divorce, Long Tom, Daunton and Astonishment have won in first-class company, and Uproar was second to Divorce, and while at Terenikau Daunton and Astonishment finished first and second in a big field. ' A colt foal of SENSATION'S won the following prizes t First &» yearling in thoroughbred class, was alio shown in the coaching class, watt placed first beating fourteen trotting yearlings, and as a two-year-old fcook First and Special. This colt will be facing this summer. No stock of SENSATION'S have yet been beaten in the show ring in Marlborough. Good paddooka, all care, no responsibility. For terms apply— DAVID JONEB, Bex I P. 0., Greymouth. BALMY BREEZE WILDWOOD (Imp.^ OLARA M. BEDWIND AMLET GOOD 4HFTDatsy Oliver-Con- Carrie Norman-Red Alameda-Fallis Miss Gif I-jsaoction tractor. Wilkes. eer (125) k , is one of **■ the Handsomest Stallions in the Dominion, his breeding is of the best, being by Wild wood who produced Ribbonwood (2.9, for many years the holder of the one mile necord for Australasia), Wildwood Jr., (4.33), and many other fasfc horses. Ribbonwood produced King Cole 2.8 3-5 and 4.31. Balmy Breeze is descended from the mighty George Wilkes, and the combination of blood in Woodland Whispers is such as must produce early and extreme speed. As a racehorse Woodland Whispers has proved himself one of the best; as a two-year-old h© won the Greymouth Trotting Club's Juvenile Stakes, and he holds the mile Greymouth track record for trotters, viz-„ 3.44, made on a holding track. WOODLAND WHISPERS' stock is just about to race and they are very promising, a very high price being paid quite recently for one of his get. WOODLAND WHISPERS £%*»*■ the Grey Valley during the present season. Terms: £4 4s; payable Ist January,, 1912. Groomage fee 5s at first service. For further particulars apply to F. W. GILBERT, Greymouth.'

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