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t *2*2*2,' 3 gjjggaf « g 5 ' At;. ADVERTISEMENTS. ’v” *T ■' / " NEW CHEVROLET 1925 MODEL '“"NOTICE i HP HE 1 PRICE OF CHEVROLET X CARS AND TRUCKS ARE NOW— ■ . - ■ ■ - TOURING 'CARS 5-gFATER ... . ..... £219 TRUCKS • £196 (f.o.h Main Ports) SOLE AGENTS: TOURIST GARAGE UF OPS QUAY special, advertisements:COIMN, SHELTON & Go.v LTD, (Established in Gisborne 1868) Auctioneers, Stock &. Station Agents, Shipping~.andinsurance Agents. - ADVANCES MADE ON GROWING CLIPS ADVANCES ON FROZEN MEAT HAVE SPECIAL OUTLET. ' * Stock Sales held regularly. Clearing Sales as required. WE SELL EVERY DESCRIPTION OF GOODS required in the Home or on the Station, in large or small quantities. ALL OF THE BEST QUALITY. To-day ’s /greatest problem with the housewife is that of making her cash purchase the utmost in values. WE HAVE Groceries and Hardware of the highest quality and our prices are so low that you are able to save more money than you ever thought possible; ; - Let us quote a few samples— Tea, best quality Ceylon—2/- lb, slbs for 9/9 Symington's Coffee Essence—--1/2 small, 1/11 large Genuine Portuguese Sardines — 3 tins for IIFresh Herrings—lib tins, 6d each, or 5/3 dozen slb tins 3d each, or 2/9 dozen Eeechlands Cream Cheese — - ' “Wensley” and “Cheshire” 2/6 Eno’s Fruit Salts 3-9 Libbys’ Spanish Olives — 4oz. 172, 6oz. 1/9 Brown Enamel Saucepans—--5- 2/-, 6J- 2/3, Vi 2/9, 8 3/Plain White Cups and Saucers—1/- each or 11/- doz. Flour Sifters ;..:.... .... 2/- each Aluminium Basins—s f. 1/9, 2/-, 2/6 and 2/9 6 only English Lithographed Dinner Sets —26 pieces. To clear at 60/Tako advantage of these wonderful prices! THE GISBORNE SHEEPFARMERS’ FROZEN MEAT & MERCANTILE CO. LTD. P.O. Box 4 GISBORNE BTWiftf BDBBBBBBK WBBEBBgBBEBSX m r? m m m :v ■jiwawt ysMM OLD BICYCLES MADE LIKE NEW FOR A VERY SMALL SUM ENAMELLING AND REPAIRS BY SKILLED TRADESMEN ONLY TRY US AND SATISFIED BE RAPLEY & HART,StarCycleWorks

J ,LTD ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR: gin whiskies GILBEY’S BLACK & WHITE BRANDY HacKINLAY’S No. 1 HENNESSEY’S WALKER’S WINES BELL’S PENFOLDS CRAWFORD’S DOG’S HEAD ALE AND STOUT THEY STOCK: Liqueurs of AH Kinds Bol’s Gin, Henkes & Wolfes Schnapps Australian Brandies. Feuerheerds and Gonzalez Spanish •Wine. Hardy’s and Irvine’s Wines. THEY BOTTLE: Speights and Crown Ale. Crown Stout. THEY MANUFACTURE: , Aerated Waters and Cordials The Lemon Squash. Phones 4 and 656--Box 146 TO STAND THE SEASON AT HEXTON ROBIN DILLON S : x Years TROTTING STALLION. Sire: Harold Dillon, dam of Author Di’lon (N.Z. Cup winner, time. 4.26 2-5, 2 miles). Dam : Robin Hood B Wildwood (;mp.> Dam. Dart. FEE: £4/4/-. For further particulars apply to McKAY BROS., 981 K; or • A. C. LANGFORD. TO STAND THE SEASON KAITI AT THE CLYDESDALE STALLION SURREY’S' F'RIDE FOUR TEARS By Black Tracker Sire Baron Martin Grand Sire Baron Graceful Great Grand Sire Barons Pride. . Dam Guys Queen by Young Lion Goldie by Surrey- Gipsy Maid. FEE: £ 4 4 S TWO OR, MORE PER. ARRANGE- . MENT. FURTHER PARTICULARS PHONE 1312 TO STAND THIS SEASON At' TE ARAI . VALLEY The Dauglit' Stallion LUCKY WILLIE - , (3 years) ROYAL WILLIE—BONNIE. Fee: £8 10s. Two or more as per agreement. Apply- ’ Phone 1143 K. G. OGDEN, Manufuke. CItBORNE ENGINEERING COACH BUILD IMG AND GENERAL IRPN WONKI OTOR T3EPAIRS R A EPAIRB OTOR PECIALITY. PECIAHTY m

m a To Stand tills Season i*c MAKAR AKA, THE THOROUGHBRED HORSE CYNin (Imported No. 9) Foaled 1913. Sire: Henry the First; Dam, Cynane. By Cyllene, the sire of tlie late Polymelus (the leading English sire). For further particulars, apply to— GAINE CARRINGTON. Phone 1057 D. Makaraka To Travel the Surrounding Districts. WHATATUTU, TE KARAKA ORMON1), WAERBNGA-A-HIKA, MAKAURL: MIDDLERIG SIJNRAY (1170, Vol. 4.) Brown Stallion foaled 9th Nov., 1917. . - Sire, Buchlyvies Favorite (16955*) 100, Vol. 1; g. sire Royal Favorite (10030*). Dam, Douglas Royal Mag (1636), Vol. 4. by Black Douglas (14599), (139) Vol. 1; 2nd dam, Middlerig Royal Mag (390), Vol. 2, by Royal Fame (391), Vol. 1. . ■ T . _ 3rd dam, Middlerig Mag, vol. 2, page 73, by Prince Alfred (688). 4th dam. Young Kate (880), Vol. 2, by Lochiol (635), Vol. 2. sth dam, Kate, by Middlerig (324) 6th dam, Camclia by Victor, Vol. A two-year-old filly by this horse sold for 200 guineas. FEE £4/10/-, or £4 payable Fcby, Ist. 1920. . , For further apply—- ' Patutalii. TO STAND THIS SEASON A'l . TE HAPARA THE CHESTNUT HORSE AUTUMN (13) (By Autunmns—Edna May 11) =• Foaled 1916 AUTUMNUS \ 14) EDNA MAY 11 Treadmdl (2) . Gold eaf Playbill (2) Puritan ; Autumn lias proved h'mself a sure foal getter. His stock are amongst the host in the Bom nioii. In his second season lie got Automne, win ner. Avondale Stakes, winning in a field of 21, - Avondale Nursery llan cheap (field 14', giving Lady Caven dish 11 lb. and Mimetc 9lb. "He also won the Welcome Stakes, A.R.C. Spring Meeting, beafng a large field. He is also the she of , Blue Jay, Carniola. Vol tore—all w liners ; also Golden Autumn—a consistent p’acegettcr. There are a number of promising two-,vea.r-olds at present in work and showing great prdm.se. FEE: 25 GUINEAS. All fees payable upon removal of mares. . ■ ■' ■ . Mares proving barren will be taken free following year. Will serve a limited number of approved marcs. - First-class paddocks. Plenty of shelter and water. Pnddoeking. Dry Mares 3/-, and -•v-f .-.-dickjtrg*?; r Eh j/ BARRY.: Owneiv?- u i V .