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Mataura Ensign, 9 November 1916, Page 6

: B-B FLOOR POLISHER. » An. efficient mop for largo surfaces, isueh as floors, walls, etc. Head mado of finished pressed steel. Rubber tips po pro; r ft,bas<iboards and furniture. No. 5 B-B Flpor Polisher, 10-Inch h«ad, 4ft polished handle. B-B RESERVOIR MOP. This is the only mop listed to be used exclusively ior oiling or polishing varnished floors, woodwork, etc. To load or m*ab tho mop, pour B-B Pershing Oil through the small, hole in tho top of the reservoir, which will feed the exact amount of oil to the strands, as needed, no more, no loss. Can. bo waslied and used as. a dry mop. RY the use of B-B Specialties any surface dusted is cleaned at the same time. Floors and woodwork are polished and the treatment <fJ B-B Dl « ll Ji such that these goods will not harm the most delicate fabric, rug, wall paper, or any surface on which they are used. They replace in a sanitary way, feather dusters, bristle floor brushes and ordinary dry and wet mops and make dusting a pleasure. Bai .fi„i* „f rf„sf with which it ff-BT-nfflWarWrt'myftranffi nwi'ff nil of washing can impair the mop's efficiency. The mop kills germ life. No germ can live in a B-B Dustless Mop or Dust Lioth. B-B DUSTLESS UTILITY DUSTER. Extra fine- for dusting counters, woodwork, doors, stairs, radiators, automobiles, etc., and other surfaces where, quick, efficient work is essential. WmmWw THE BRIC-A-BRAC DUSTER. Takes tho place nf tho 'Feather Duster, but with this difference: it removes the dust and retains it instead of flicking it off into tho air. Try it on your pictures, ornaments, old cluna, etc. I^s ifmm flHfckiVffi I 8» B-B DUSTLESS DUST CLOTH. For uso on. pianos, automobiles, or any surface whoro dust can bo found. Cannot possibly isf>il or smear. All dust coming in contact witJi tho cloth clings to it, and it will, cor.iinuc to absorb duist almost indefinitely. It, can be. washed in soiip and water, and be as good as now. B-B HANDEE DUSTLESS MOP. Considered, by all to be the finest, dustless mop ever placed on the market no tlie price. Has a swivelled socket handle which keeps tho mop flat on the iloor when in uso,, or works at any desired angle. Copper-pia ted top which grips the yarn like tho human hand. Spread of yarn makes ••; possible- to get over a, Jaffto area quickly. WMwtmmm B-B WALL DUSTER. A. chemically treated strand du.st.r for wall*, mouldings, etc. Picks up all the dust:, can b 0 washed when filled with dust. Needs no renewing, as the elieiuical treatment will not wash out. No. 15 BB- Will Duster, Bft extension ALL 8.8. MOPS ARE BLACK, WITH HERE AND THERE A YELLOW THREAD. LOOK FOR THE YELLOW THREAD.

m m nm Wt *» m »*t. II S I have we had a better showing of beautiful blouses than at the present moment. The Styles aro the Most Modern and Becoming that you can possibly get, and embody all the good points anybody could ask for—Charming, Correct, Comforable, Choice and Cheap. WE OFFER A WIDE ASSORTMENT, Plain and Hemstitched VOILE BLOUSES, Smart and Serviceable, 7s 6d, 7s lid, 9s Gd and 10s ed. embroidered VOILE BLOUSES, Exclusive and Exquisite, 7s 6d to 23s Gd. Floral VOILE BLOUSES, Dainty and Distinctive, 10s 6d. White CAMBRIC BLOUSES, Wash Well and Wear Well, 5s nd to 8s 6d. Colored ZEPHYR BLOUSES, Cheap but Choice, 4s 6d, 5s 6d, 5s 11d, Cream and Pink CREPE-OE-CHINE BLOUSES, Delightful Wear, 17s 6d to 27s 6d. Fuji SILK BLOUSES, Simplo yet Stylish, 17s 6d. Tussaro and White SILK BLOUSES, a Steady Stand-by, from 7s 11d, OUR VALUES ARE INVINCIBLE. " Where Your IVloney Goes Furthest."

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rt N D AT RIVEfISDALE, ' " THE'.TROTTING STALLION, HAROLD ROTHSCHILD atOTHSC'-HILD-HAUOLIVS RKST) >ld's Best, is the dam of Queen \ . (2 nuW l.o2) Harold PatIchen, Harold Rothschild (1 i ".il<* 2 miles 4.53 2-5) and Queen s Drive F j introductory Handicap, i,. taiici, ;,~n. ►! V ' TiVLD a.s a, tw'•■>■•« i'-o!d loft sis foals, which -soon came ' S,oVari™ -ack As a tf^J^.^^'fff ! and won as follows:—Domain Trot,, li miles, at Ashbhrton ; J larlc-mon llan--1 icapr 2 milesat Wangamn ; Waitcna.ta Handicap Li nul.-s .a. Auckland: I HalsweU Handicap, 2 miles, at Christclmich ; and Longboaeh Handicap, 2 ' Hllle HA a RO^D b ROTHSCHIL]r3 stock Jmvo won races :ik follows:--CO SOON: As a two-year-old Tria* Handicap, 1 m.lcs at A.hW.on L.i; Mataura Trot, 2 miles, Gore H.C.. 5.J5; New \ car In.. 2 miles, Gore R.C., ' 1.46 2-5 (Ik ; i- actual time. 4.40 2-o). . _ HAROi U JUNIOR: Wuichmoro 'Prof,, l» miles, Ashbrnton. ..!.!.'. l-o; Middloton Trot, 2 miles, at Canterburp Park, .1.3!! : and was third twice at Gore in 2 miles run in 4.41 1-5. . HAROLD DIRECT: At Forbury Jfarlt «'ns second I'.irst Amateui I rot. U miles, pulling a salkvand 144 stone; won Innovation Ha.ul.cii]., 1 1 miles, and Dunlin Handicap trot, 2 miles, ou heavy tracks ;a, (Jantcb.ny lark won Middloton Handicap, 2 miles, 4.31, and was second in the Lytteltoii Handicap, 2 miles, after benig interfered with. QUADROON: Won Otapiri Handicap, 11 miles, at W into.. ; *-*0: Speedwell Handicap, 1 mile, at Win ton, on a heavy Hack 2..«U ; and Gore hotting Club Handicap, 2 miles, 4.51 1-3. Quadroon was the biggest stake winner in Southland for tho 1915-16 season, his winnings amounting to I.H-. LADY ROTHSOON: Won Members Handicap, U miles, at \\ inton on a heaw track, 3.49. , ~ ~ , ~ . n ,. ... HAROLD ROTHSCHILD was fourth on the list during the 1910-lb season , as a winning sire in Southland. FEE: £5 ce, payable January 1, 191 V. Good paddocking for mares at 2b' ev week. All car© taken, hut no responsibility. . For fulTparticulars and pedigree wriw for cards ~,,„„ yA J. J. McMAIH, Owner, Riversdalo. F. DAKERS. In Charge, 6 ± 4 TO TRAVEL this season in the Gore and Surrounding Districts and Stand at Cruicks'hanks' Stables every Saturday. i THE TROTTING STALLION ; LORD DERBY ' (ROTHSCHILD— NORICE.. ROTHSCHILD is the champion ire of Australasia. Some of tho chara- , pions ho has sirod are as follows: Emmelino 2.S 3-5, Dan Patch 2.9J, Rovenue 2.11 4-5; Almont, 3 miles, (5.50 (world's record), 2 miles 4.32. 1 mile ' 212 Belmont M., 2.13 2-5: Lord Elmo, 4.33; Sal Tasker, 2.16; Blacken il;, 1 4.38; Redekild. 4.32; Austerlitz, 2.19 : Lopp, 2.17 ; St. Swithin, 430 ; .Bright '434; Lord Chancellor, 4.40, Pavenschlld, 4.35; Albert H., 4.33; ' 2.19 ; Harold Rothschild, 3.36. Ho is also sire of Kola Nut, tho dam of Kin NORICE'(2.2O),- the dam of Lord Derby, was by Charles Derby (2.20). } bv Steinwav (2.2321, bv Strathmore, on of Humbletoinan (10) out of Abbess, diaries Derby's dam was Kate G.. by Electioneer (125); g-dam Fanny Malone, by Niagara; *g-K-dam Fannv "Wickliam. . c LORD DERBY is thereforo one of tho best bred trotting sires in the ' Dominion and should claim t'>e support of district breeders. 1 Grazing for mares at 2s per week. All caro taken but no responsi- • bilitv incurred. , , „ , , 1 TERMS: £2 12s 6d at end of season and £2 Pis 6d when mare proves in foal. Owner at first setvice held responsible. • ',_,„„,.. xr ■ A. W. POLLARD. J- BANNERMAN, : In Charge. 766 Owner, Gore 10 STAND THE SEASON" AT W. N. WILSON'S STABLES, GORE AND TRAVEL THE DISTRICT. THE BRILLIANTPACING STALLION ADONIS 2.13 and 4.35. ! Sire—Harold Dillon, the sire of Adonis, comes from one'of the three greatest; speed-producing families of America. . | Dam—Thelraa, the greatest producing mare south of the line, who is the dam j of Wikhvood Jr., 4.33, Cameos, aud Lady Sybil, j ADONIS is a horse that has no vices, and is quiet and lovel-headed, being one of tho greatest racehorses that has ever appeared in the Dominion, j He has won more Taces than -u.y -illor horse. Ho is a. bulldog finisher and j one of tho gamest horsos that has uvor been scon on the New Zealand tracks, j He has raced over all distances in harness and .saddle, and has won ;-aces ; ou crass tracks**clay tracks and in mud up to tho fetlocks, proving his (/real j ; qualities as a racehorse. Race Records—2.l3 1-5. milo (4yoar-old); 2.49 35, li miles; 4.35 3-5. 21 mUes. I Mares from, a distance will be grazed at 2s 6d per week. WILL STAND AT THE LOW FEE OF £6 6s. Mares not proving in foal will be served next season at half fees. THE PACING STALLION MATCHLIGHT, Four Chimes—Jung Harold Mare, will also stand at the stables, aud survo a limited number of mares at £5 sn. For full particulars apply— W. N. WILSON, Gore. mo TRAVEL THIS SEASON IX THE RIVERSDALE. OTAMA, CORK. MA- j *- TAURA, PUKERAU, TAPaN'TTL CROOKSTON, HERIOT, KELSO AND WAIK A K \ DISTRICTS. THE PACING STALLION fl FOUR CHIMES Abbey Bells—F.B.). j During the 1915-16 racing peason Four Chimes occupied a prominent wsition amongst the sires of the , Donraion, boing ninth on tho list of winning sires and easily loading tho list as far as Southland was concerned. During tho season his stock acouuted for th-j. handsome suin of £llO7 in stakes. Some of tho successful track performers Eour Chimes has produced are: Cathf.'lral Chimes.—At 'J'apauui, est Open Trot, 35 sovs; at Gore Trotting Club's meeting Boxing Day. 1911, District Handicap, 115 sovs; at Invercargill. New Year Trot, 150 sovs, and Waverlcy Class Trot. 150 sovs; at Auckland, Onehunga Handicap, 2 miles, 4.57 2-5- Forbury Spring Meeting Tainui Handicap, 140 soys, 2 miles, 4.46; Auckland Cup, £IOOO, 2 miles, 4.40; N.Z.M.T.C. August Handicap, 300 eovs, 2 miles, 4.34 (qualified for N.Z. Cup). Lom-ain Chimes.—Second to Cromsfcall at Invercarg.il in the Oreti Handicap, 130 sovs, and second to Ivan C. in the Electric Trot, 130 sovs, at In- i vercargill, and also won the Inveioargill Handicap at the Southland Trotting Club's meeting; Goro Racing Club's spring Aleeting, Mataura Trot, 90 sov.s, 2 miles, 5.2 2-5; Gore Trotting Club, Final Handicap, 130sovs, li miles, 2.59. Rialto.—Won the Dunkold Handicap Trot, 80 sovs, at Beaumont and recontly changed hands at £3OO. The Brohzewing.—Won the Stewards' Handicap. 130 sovs, 1J miles, and tho Beach Handicap, 150 sovs, 2 miles, at Forbury Park, and at N.Z.M.T.C. ' August Meeting ran second to Bellflower (4.40) in tho Lincoln Handicap. I Ma-tchlight.—At Forbury Park Winter won tho Winter Oats, 2| miles, 4.45 4-5; N.Z.M.T.C' August Meeting, won Canterbury Handicap, 200 sovs, 2 miles, 4.44 1-5, and was second to Lady Haldane (4.44 1-5) in the Riversdale Trot at tho Gore li.C. Summer Meeting. Sobriquet.—At Winton R.C. Meeting, 1915, won the Trot Handicap, 95 sovs, 1 mile, 2.34. | Good Paddocking for mares at Mr W. Jones', Riversdalo, at 2s 6d per| week, from whom all particulars can be had. . TERMS.—£3 8s at end of season, £2 2s when mare proves in foal. All j care taken but no responsibilitp. Owners of mares at first service held re- j sponsible. JAS. M. BROSNAN. Owner, in Charge, j

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