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Grey River Argus, 28 October 1915, Page 8

1 Imperial I 1 WHISKY ■ GRIFFIN & SMITH Agents, Greymouth.

Woodland Whispers. r ■■.-;■■ BALMY BREEZE WILDWOOD (Imp.) CLARA M. BEDWIND AMLET GOOD GIFT. Daisy Oliver.Con, Came Norman-Red Alameda-Fallis Miss Gift-Election tractor. Wilkes. eer (125). WOODLAND WHISPERS Is one of the handsomest Stallions in the Dominion, his breeding is of the ' best, being by Wildwood, who produced Ribbonwod (2.9, for many years the holder of the one mile record for Australasia), Wild wood Jr., (4.33), and many other- fast horses. Ribbonwood produced King Cole, 2.8 3.5 and 1.31 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 he won the Greymouth Trotting Club 's Juvenile Stakes, and he holds the Ii mile Greymouth small track record for trotters, f y viz., 3.44, made on a holding track. ' .WOODLAND WHISPERS, as a sire, has with limited opportunities, produced Whispering Lad (trotted 4.57 2.5), Arcadian (4.59), Miss Audrey (2.22 1-5), Timepiece (1J miles, 2.56 2-5), Telltale (5.8 3-5), Fairy Whispers (3.59), Whispering Willie (5.4), Woodland Dell 4.4 4.5, and a number are on ttie-point of entering on the list of winners, some of whom have shown ex. ■ treme speed. . '^'WOODLAND WHISPERS will travel as under:— i .4/ : GREYMOUTH — MONDAY AND SATURDAY. r. 1 IKAMATUA AND AHAURA— TUESDAY. ;v. Between AHAURA and GREYMOUTH— WEDNESDAY. ;V>' HOKITIKA — THURSDAY. . '" GREYMOUTH —SATURDAY. . Terms: £5 ss; payable Ist January, 1916. Groomage fee, ss. at first service! For further particulars apply to , J^ C. McCAUSLAiND, —v T"* " ....... Greymouth.

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We liavesomo. smart shapes in the new^ belted Cravenetto "Waterproois -ror L^ies.at 30/-y 35/-, and 40/- each; also ta. wonderful line .in, Ladies 'Mack, intoflhea at 9/11 and 15/. each. Worth douBl« . money. At Walker's, Boundary Str»et.— Advt.