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Gisborne Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 3711, 21 December 1912, Page 9

RESULTS OF -r Cigarette Competition. 1. M iss Alice Wilson Tobacconist, Lam lit on Quay, Wellington. 2. Mr. A. Moss Exchange Court. Dunedin. (Collected for Miss O'Grady, Grand Hotel, 3. Mr. H. V. Ashton City Bullet Hotel, Christchurch. 4* Miss E. G. GooK 23 Fox Street, Avenal, Invercargill. 5. Mr. Peter Mitcliell Dee Street, Invercargill 6. M iss Gerii Campion Qneen Street, Auckland. 7. Mr. G. L. Bartlett Dannevirke. 24,602 22,652 Dunedin) 13,952 8,910 6,980 6,663 3,976

TO STAN THIS SEASON AT "CLE HBURN," MOTU. THE PURE CLYDESDALE STALLION ROYAL FAVORITE 7-years-old. (DUCHESS—EOYAL STANDARD 1901) EOYAL FAVORITE by Eoyai btandard (1901). dam Duchess. Koval Standard by Agitator, dam Pride. “Agitator 10468 by Boyal Standard 9547, dam Nellie McGregor 11243. Pride by Wallace (imp) 7420, dam Pride of Kilsvth. Duchess by King of the Clans 208. King of the Clans by Clansman 575. dam Daisy. Clansman by Salisbury’s Pride, dam Princess (imp. CO2; 31. Daisy by Gladstone, dam Jewess, by Napoleon 3rd 85. ROYAL FAVORITE, by Eoyai Standard —Duchess, by King of the Clans, was foaled on 20th November, 1905, and is a Dapple Brown, with best quality of legs and sound feet. ROYAL FAVORITE was shown three times as a 3-year-old. gaining 3 First and 2 Champion Prizes, including the Manawaten A. and P. Association's Championship; also First and Champion at Gisborne, 1911. Terms, £3 3s. Good paddocks and ait care, but no responsibility taken. Payable on or before Ist January. 1913. Further particulars apply W. PETHEEBRIDGE. Glenburn. Or J. P. GORDON. Motu.

YOU >jri TO STAND THIS SEA SON AT MAKADRI, THE DRAUGHT STALLION, GARNET S vjr (Winner of ten prizes). TO STAND THIS SEASON AT MAKAURI, AMD TO A V Eli THE S U EROUNDING DISTRICTS. THE CHAMPION COE SIRE MARS (By COMET —EXMOOR MAID:. The Stock of this renowned Sire are so well-known in the district and command fuch high prices that the owner has confidence in commending his services to breeders. Terms: £3 single mares; two or more the bona-fide property of the one owner, at Eeduced Rates. On notice being given to the undersigned mares will biv sent for. All care taken, but no responsibility incurred. HYLAND AND JONESIM ' ,-.'£s TO STAND THIS SEASON AT MOTU THE PUREBRED TROTTINC COLT JIM PATCH ,Dy SWEET PATCH—ALMA G.) JIM PATCH is a beautiful Bay, Black Points, and splendid bone and action. Limited to 12 mares at £2 IDs eacV Further particulars apply J. P. GORDON, Mote.

TO STAND THIS SEASON AT LORNE (P«ha) ZETLAND (OBLTGADO imp. 16—LADY ZETLAND 11) LADY ZETLAND was, without exception, the best Mare that graced the New Zealand turf. ... , TEEMS: £4 4s (thoroughbred mare?,; half-breds. £3 3s. Two or more, the property of one owner, as per arrangement.

An old woman, having purchased soma pigs feet at a provision counter, left, the establishment forgetting to take her purchase. A small boy who happened to he in the shop was told by the assistant to call her back. The urchin ran with all speed, and, having overtaken her, said, breathlessly: “Please, ma’am, ye left yer feet after ye on tho counter.” When storing linen wrap in an old towel or pillow slip which has been very much blued. This will prevent the' linen from turning yellow.