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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXV, Issue LXV, 9 October 1913, Page 3

PTRST DOSE RELIEVED. "I suffered badly from indigestion and constipation," writes Mrs Alice A. Powell, Cressy, Tas. "After trying several medicines without deriving "any t^^fit I eot p bottle of Chamberlain's Tablets, an<3 tta result was wonderful. Even after the first dose I felt better, apd they have completely cured me of my constipation." Sold by all dealers in medicines.—Advt. Every Name on The Black List Represents an Unpaid Tailor's Bill ... If you want to know one reason why you pay such high prices for your tailoring, read these few extracts taken from the Christchurch papers: — "The Dun?din faster Taiiors have decided to establish a ' Biack List' which will ba aval able in all tailoring establishments. 1 he Master Tailors find she cost price of suits ping up, and will endeavour to make the ' bad marks ' pay some of the extra cost beiore passing it en to good customers." " i here nre thousands of pounds owing to tailors in Chiistchurcti, and otse firm alone has t.ver £~-Q&0 oat- - standing en. ii 3 books, urn tai-!s«T as<§&rjftd that h & worst enemies weH his own frierkis —a man m^ght pay dow ; £4 en a suit md leave the balance owing permanently." - T be'tailors, then, frankJy admit •that they charge you over and above the real value for their suits in order to make up their losses incurred by giving credit. They need the"Mack list" badly, but the Sartcrial Service Ltd. trade cmly for cash, and consequently have no use for it. If you would enly oncetzy a £3 3/Sartorial Suit made to jour special order, you would fuJly appreciate our statement that your tailor charges you 20- to 30 - more than we do for the same quality suit —or better. Don't take cur word for it, but come md place your order for a£3 3 - suit to-day. We pledge i ourselves to satisfy you, and our word is our bond. If you cannot call and look over the new Spring Suits personally, we will send you samples. Our representative can also visit you in your h -'me to take your measurements. Will you write now .... please? i Sartorial Service Ltd. Hawera Address: HIGH STREET. . Clients waited on *or Orders. TO Stand the season at Burnbank Stud Farm, Manaia, Taranaki, .■ffiSajftfok The Fashionably Bred flß^ Imported Clydesdale (16737) 5.C.5.8., Sire Oyama, dam Peggy. Omyo is a massive horse, standing 17 hands, splendidly proportioned all over, with the best of legs and feet, hair of the finest quality, and is perfect in action. Ribs well sprung, powerful quarters, superior bone, and showing all the type and character of the modern Clydesdale. Omyo needs no embellishment in the way oi word-painting. On breeding lines his pedigree shows the most valuable strains to be found in the Scottish Clydesdale Stud Book. He was bred by Robert Osborne, Esq., Morton Mains, Thornhill, afterwards passing into the hands of James Kilpatrick, Esq., Craigie Mains, Kihnarnock, who disposed of the colt to A. Alexander, Esq., Moturoa, from whom the present owner purchased. Being a late foal (July 9, 1909) Omyo was not shown at home. Oyama (13118-, Vol. XXXIIi:, the sire of Omyo, was bred by Messrs D. and K. Scott, Boghead, Girvan, his sire being the noted Baron's Pride horse Baronson (10987) Vol. XXIII. His dam is Scottish Princess (12916), Vol. XIX., by Prince oi Cathcart (8915), Vol. XIII. Oyam& has been a successful horse in the, show rings, besides being *a great breeding sire, his name being always bigh up in the yearly winning lists. He is a holder of the Cawdor Cup, the highest honor at the Clydesdale shows in Scotland, gaining this distinction as a two-year-old. In the same year he won in his classes at the Glasgow Stallion Show and also at Kilmarnock. As a three-year-old, Oyama set a further seal upon his fame by gaining the Brydon Shield, and won in a particularly strong year. Oyarna'e sire, Baronson, is by the world-renowned Baron's Pride (91221. Voll. XIV., first dam Princess Alexandra (13196), Vol. XX., by Prince AlcxanuJi (8899), Vol. XIII. • Baron's Pride was bred by Messrs R. and J. Findlay, Springhill, Bailliston, his sire being Si? Everard (5353), Vol. IX.; first dam Forest Queen (7233), Vol. XI., by Springhill Darnley (2429). Sir Everard is by Top Gallant (1850), Vol. 1., by Darnley (222), dam by London Prince (472), Vol. I. , Omyo's dam, Peggy (27010), Vol. XXXIIII., is by Baron Beaulieu (11257), Vol. XXIV.; second dam, Nancy of Wyndholm (14531), Vol. XXIII., by Crusader (9178), Vol. XIV. Good grazing for " mares from a distance. Mares met at the Railway Station, Hawera. AD care taken, but no 'responsibility. TERMS: £6 ■ 6a..-■•»•■ ~,,.. Apply to—■ ji ALEX. MITCHELL, v Or— J. D. MITCHELL, , On the Farm.