TO CURE A KICKING HORSE

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LIII, Issue LIII, 15 April 1908, Page 8

TO CURE A KICKING HORSE

When a horse kicks in harness, place a girth around the body, take a good- stout rope and put it around the horse's neck, the* run (the end oi it between the forelegs and through the girth to a pulley in the end just back d the girth. Next put a good strap. around each hind ankle. Take another rope and tie into one strap and run up through, the pulley and back to the other. Allow just room «nough to walk with ease, and you can soon conquer a kicking horse. Hawera Mounted Rifles will entrain at« Hawera railway station at 3 p.m. on Thursday to proceed to Wellinglon for the Easter manoeuvres. MORGAN J. O'BRIEN, ESQ., NELSON, PRAISES IMPEY'S ALtY APPLE. He says :— "Seeing Impey's May Apple bo generally advertised and highly recommended, I was induced to try it for disorder Liver and Indigestion. I am not a believ« in. patent medicines, but I can testify to the efficacy of this- valuable article from my own experience, and the verdict of. friends. The ingredients of which the medicine is compounded should in themselves (recommend it to public fa-, vor." More conclusive evidence it would be difficult to obtain, and this is but one case in thousands. Their coses coincide *»■ that of 'Mr O'Brien. It Is not a wjateHvent of what it will do, But what it has done. And others who suffer with Indigestion, - Flatulence, Constipation, Sluggish Liver, etc., we say that, in Impey s May Apple' you will find a prompt and positive cure.- All stores 2s 6d. — Advt. ' ••■•■, \ f A cold' in the nose, as you'H suppose. ' Is a terrible nuisance;- goodness nose! But Woods' Great Peppermint * Cure's a friend' Whose kindly aid will always lend! You may be sure \ When colds ©ndtire The case requires a treatment newer — ■ Then send for Woods' Great Peppermint I Cure! " ■ 7,