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Mataura Ensign, 20 December 1909, Page 4

psg« I. When You Brink a. medicine and a. beverage ai the s&me time you consunv WOLFE'S i CFilU!^ its auction on the secretive - organs is &k once stimulative &, curative.

CHALLENGE BICYCLES lluilt to Order from U.S.A. Fittings. Strengthens fitted to front forks. Head lugs and part of rear forks I'lated. Fitted' with Brooks' Saddle, Reynolds' Chain, and Dunlop Tyres. Frame and Forks guaranteed for Walter Christie, FAST GORE. * EDISON PHONOGRAPHS AND LATEST RECORDS IN STOCK.

I INVITE YOU TO SAVE TWO POUNDS THIS CHRISTMAS. I am making Suits to Measure for money—not for the pleasure of putting somebody's name <n my books. 1 have caused jii upheaval in the Tailoring Trad© throughout tlio Dominion Ticcause I make SUITS TO MEASURE FOR CASH ONLY and thereby save you at least 40s every timo you order a suit. And it's up to you to say whether you will keep agoing with the old-time tailor who carries pages of outstanding debts in his ledger and who is FORCED to charge you 50 to 80 i>or cent, more for our suit or whether you will adopt the same policy of ordering at one of my establishments and getting exactly the satae suit at a £2 reduction. 1 GUARANTEE—mark this—l guarantee to make vou a. suit ot whatever price you decide on, in the latest style, from the widest range of patterns jou have ever had for your selection, tailored by competent, highly-paid labor working under Court award conditions, and finished in a, style that you have always paid half as much again and more for, or I will refund the whole of your purchase and deposit money. That guarantee is in writing, drawn up h legal form for YOUR protection. Now! For your Christmas suit to measure nsk me to send you patterns from my extensive stock—the biggost and finest in the Dominion. With the patterns I will send two interesting booklets, "How to Save Two Sovereigns on Your Suit to Measure" and "What Men Say about my Suits After They Have worn Them." Call in at my Gore. Branch.—GEOßGE DAVIES, Suit Specialist, Main Street, Gore.

rpO TRAVEL THIS SEASON -■- in the Cbatton, Waikaka, Waikaka Valley, Merino Downs, Wendon Valley, Greenvale and Surrounding Districts, The Purebred Clydesdale Stallion GENERAL WHITE. GENERAL WHITE was bred by Messrs Mitchell Bros., of Parkside Farm, Weston, near Oaniaru. Ho is uow rising nine years old. Sire, Hussell's Fancy; dam, Maggie, by Hard Times. General White's sire, Russell's Fancy, by Macarthur; dam, Maggio McCormick, by Sir William Wallace: g-dam, Miss McCormick, by Lincolnshire Hero (imp.); g-g-dam, by Black Champion (imp.). Macarthur's sire, Mcßride (2987); g-sire, Macgregor (1487); g-g-sire, Dariilev (222). Macartlmr's dam, Maggie Bell, winner of 37 first and champion prizes, by Tasman, by Victor; Jane, by Dick's Black Champion. Tasman, the sire of Macarthur's dam, was got by Victor (imp.); dam, Countess, Tjy Count Bismarck (imp.). Tasman was champion of Victoria for many years. . Macarthur was exhibited 35 times and gained 32 Firsts, 2 Seconds and 1 Third, all as four-year-old and under—a record unbeaten by any horse in the colonies. GENERAL WHITE has been exhibited nine times and won 'six First and two Champion and three Second Prises, and has only been beaten by such chum, pions as Dalmuir Prince, Sandy Erskine and Clydebank (all imported). The following aro his performances—lst as a two-year-old at Gamaru in 1900; 2nd as a three-year-old at Duuedin in 1901; Ist as a tlireo-year-old at Timaru; Ist as a three-year-old at Waimato; Ist as a three-year-old at Oamaru; 2nd at Oamaru on same day as best stallion in tho yard; 2nd as a four-year-old at Waimate in 1902; first and champion at Gore in 1903; first and champion at Gore. 1904. GENERAL WHITE'S stock topped the market at Oamaru and in other districts this year, and a big price was paid for a two-year-old colt by Messrs Watson and Meehan, of Victoria. GENERAL WHITE has proved himself to be without doubt a sure foalgettor. TERMS: £2 at end of season and £2 when marc proves in foal. Groom't foe, ss. Mares sold or exchanged, owner at first service held responsible. A. G. BALLANTYNE, 8o Owner, in charge.

rpo STAND AT MANDEVILLE ■*■ and Travel the Surrounding Districts. The Purebred Clydesdale Stallion. CAPE HORN ' (Dam, Maud), CAPE HORN is a dapple bay horse 16} hands high. Ho is a thick stamp of a carthorse, and is just the sort to breed such. He has good clean flat bone and hair of good quality CAPE HORN, sire Dr. Hoiubook, g-sire the famous Cedric the Saxon, g-e----sire Crown Prince. Dr.. Hornbook's dam, Helen McGregor, it also the dam of Glengyle, Record Reign, Young Renfrew, Rob Boy, and other veU-kaown siresCAPE HORN'S dam ia by Baaker g-dam by Reformer. CAPE HORN'S aire has taken tiro first prizes at Tiwaru, thrice second at Qanaam and twice second at Dnnodin, each time in large classes. It will thua be sot 31 that Cape Horn is descended from the best stock on both sides, such as Cedric the Saxon and Dr Hornbook, known to be horses of great'quality and good sweet bone and fine silky hair. He must prove a breeder, being out of a powerful Banker mare. TERMS: £1 at end of season and £2 when mare proves in foal. P. CROSS, 2° Manderilie.