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Gisborne Times, Volume XXXIX, Issue 3805, 17 December 1914, Page 8

MOTHS**. GISBORNE’S GRAND BABY SHOW —THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17th.— At MR TONEYCLIFFE’S GROUNDS. Dr. Porter and Miss Pervard, Judges. Give your darling every chance to secure one of the prizes. A new carriage purchased at Malcolm’s may just turn the scale. SPECIAL PRICES UP TO CHRISTMAS DAY. TOURIST CARS, 37s Gd and 45s each. FOLDING PUSH CHAIRS, 22s 6d to 355. Special Prices up to Xmas Day. F. 8. MALGOLM AMD GO, GLADSTONE ROAD MART. TO STAND THIS SEASON AT MANGAPAPA (near Bell’s Store). Tha Handsome Young Trotting Stallion— LORD ROTH. LORD ROTH Is a rioh dark brown horse, standing sixteen hands, and la a olean-gaited trotter; aged 7 years. He has taken First Prize at the Tapanni. Gore and Gisborne Shows as a trotting Stallion and Two Seconds an a coaching stallion at Gisborne. He is by Rothsohild, sire of the following champions—Emmeline, one mile In 2min 8 3-sseo, two miles in tain. 30 seoa (a world’s race record); Dan Patch, 2min 9l8eo; Revenue, 2miu lllseo; Almont three miles, 6min 50seo (a world's record); Albert H., Ravensohild, winners of the New Zealand Gnp £2OOO and many ethers too numerous to mention. Rothsohild is by Childe Harold, by Harold, sire of Hand S. and Yancleve, by . Hamfelestonian (10), dam Belle Briggs (imp.), by Jim Liok, by Ryrdyk'a HambleioEian, dam by John Nelson, seoond dam by Glencoe. Dam Miss Berlinda (N.Z.5.8.), by Berlin (imp.), Berlinda (N.Z.5.8.) by Burlington by Albany, from Gossip, Berlinda from ; Madam, by Ms ry Legs (E.H.5.8.). TERMS: £3 10s. Good grass and plenty of water. Mares proving not in foal, free next season. All oare taken but no responsibility. All mares must be paid for before removal. For full particulars, apply to owner, J. GEEENTEEE, Near Bell s Store, Mangapapa. £25 CASH. A PRETTY LITTLE BUNGALO W HOME FACING THE SEA. COOL and EXHILARATING SEA BREEZES. AT VICTORIA TOWNSHIP. Modern new house,. 4 room a scullery, etc., hot water, ga bath, etc., etc. Only £25 cash required, balance a. ranged. F. G. SHARP, ESTATE AGENT, BRIGHT STREET. iuirrars dips. TESTIMONIALS P. D. Russell, Esq.-, Mat&wai, July 21, 1914.—1 n reply to your letter re “Mux-ton’s Dip,” I have used ‘‘Morton’s Dip” for some years, and have always found it very satisfactory in keeping the sheep clean and healthy. Carron Bros., Motu, July 27, 1914. —We have used your Dip for the last 15 years, and are well satisfied with results. We have never seen lice and. seldom a tick since. It isi easy to mis, and cheap, and we have always got a good price for our wool. Sevei-al of our neighbors who dip in our dip are now using it. Kenway Bros., Te Pahi, Waimata Valley.—ln reply to your enquiry as to our opinion of “Murton’s Sheep Dip,” we have used this Dip for several years, and always have found 1 it satisfactoi-y, both for destroying ticks and leaving the wool in good condition. Tokomaru Farmers’ Co-operative Co., Tokomaru Bay.—We think the best testimonial that can he sent you from here is to say that every sheepfarmer in this district is usiiig your Dip, and that they are all perfectly satisfied with the results. Our East Coast agents (Waiapu, County) have given us authority to state that all the top prices received last season for wool from the “East Coast” were for wools from sheep dipped in Murton’s Dip. Some of the finest clips in New Zealand come from these districts. —AGENTS—MURTON’S DIP. WAIAPU—A. M. BEALE, Esq. GISBORNE— Messrs. . WILLIAMS and KETTLE, Ltd. AGENTS. . 2 * Jii x a. ' 5&N' mt m i - JS* > FOBHARNESS AND HORSE COVERS. TOKOMARU BAY '‘GISBORNE TIMES” AGENCIES. T>HE “GISBORNE TIMES” may Ik; 1 obtained at Tokomaru Bay from The Farmers’ Co-operative Aeciation. O utes Bros. J. S. Popple.