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Hawera Star, Volume XLVII, 24 October 1928, Page 10

DANCING, TRIPPING FEET AFTER USING PROGANDRA. Ever tried to dance with a painful corn? Suffered agonies and then gone home and made matters worse by cutting it! Fife's not worth living, is it? until —“Ever tried Pfogandra, ’* says a Real Friend? Progandra lifts the corn entirely out, painlessly and thoroughly and leaves your foot smooth and. comfortable. Take a box home to-night. Sold everywhere. Price 1/6, or post free by sending 1/6 in stamps to Barraclough ’s Pt.y., Box 1247, G.P.0., Wellington. —235

rro STAND tie Season at NORA MANBY and travel a reasonable distance — THE IMPORTED CLYDESDALE STALLION Cowden Pearl (21,193) A fine upstanding horse, of true Clydesdale strain, imported this season from England. Cowden Pearl has great bone, clean feet and perfect action. Cowden Pearl (21,193) —Foaled 16th ApTil, 1924. Bred by. R. Young and Son, Fogorig, Duns, Berwickshire, Scotland. Sire, Parkhall Rhodaprint (20,409). Ist dam, Fogorig Eva (55,031), by Sunnybrao Footprint (19,288). 2nd dam, Lady Polly (45,323), by Baron Briton (10,678). 3rd dam, Polly Favourite (37,472), by Favourito Chief (12,142). 4th dam, Bess of Drakemyres (32,247), by Sir George 11. (8257). sth dam, Maisie (33,849), by Duke of Wellington (252). Cowden PeaTl —Sire, Parkhall Rhodaprint (20,409), bred by Robett Young, Parkhall. Sire, Dunnre Footprint (15,203). Ist dam, Parkhall Rhoda (36,794), by Baron Ruby (11,268), by Baron’s Pride. 2nd dam, Jean of Burnbank (20,155), by Mackinlay (8010). 3Td dam, Nancy Paterson (20,945), by Knight Errant (4483). 4th dam, Maggie, by Greenlaw (2150), dam by Prince of Wales, by Young Lord Lyon. FEES, £5/5/- | If paid by Ist January, 1929, £4/4/- j W. BURTON (Owner), I Normanby.