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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume LX, Issue LX, 31 October 1913, Page 2

Victoria;?M: : itel, : . NASEBY. i ■ JF- O'MALLEY Proprietor j F. O'Malley has pleasure ip that he has taken over this well known Hotel; and by attending to the comfort of patrons hopes to merit a continuance of the support previously extended to this'popular hostelry. FIRST CLASS BILL OF FA BEBEST BRANDS OF WINES AND tPIEITS STOCKED liewtori Co. MOTOR MECHANICS AND ENGINEERS, RANFURLY. TE beg to announce that wo have now a Car for Hire in the Maniototo in charge of Mr Hewton of Ranfurly, where all spare Tyres, oils auJ accessories can be procured. No matter what make of car is in the district, Duplicates can be obtained on the shortest notice. Owners of Mptor Cycles of all makes can rely on receivingevery attention both as regards Repairs and accessories. Motor.Car and Motor Cycle Agencies.. s,« 'GUSH* ' To Travel in the Maniototo Distric , THE PUREBRED CLYDESDALE STALLION, King o' tt?e Laddies. A beautiful chestnut, rising 9 old, stands 16 hands 3 inches high with beautiful feet, extraordinary bone, superior in action to most draught horses. Sire, Clydesdale Laddie (an unbeaten champion), graridsire Hon. M. Holmes' " Herd Laoldie" (imp.) which is too well known to need further recommendation. CLYDESDALE LADDIE'S dam, by Crown. Prince, by Lord Salisbury (imp.) out of Damsel, champion mare of Scotland (imp.) grand dam by Bogue's Prince Charlie (imp). King of "the Laddie's dam by King of the Ring; KiDg of the Ring by Atholstane, by Lord Salisbury (imp)., out of champion mara Nellie Ivanhoe (which was considered one ofthe best mares in New Zealand), by Old Ivanhoe (imp). Dam Scotch Annie, champion mare of Scotland and New Zealand (imp). King of the Ring's dam, Emerald, by Young Banker ,(imp). dam champion mare, LauraMcPherson, by Sir Colin (imp)., grand tlam by Strathmore. Strathmore by Glenroy (imp) by Cox's great Prince of Wales. His dam, Mr Matthew's Old Violet, by Sir Colin Campbell. Sir Colin Campbell by King Fergus (imp). She stood second at fourteen years old 'to her own daughter; Queen of the Bankers, with 23 first and second prizes. Great grand dam by Conqueror, Conqueror by Nimmo's Emperor. , TERMS : Full guarantee, £5 ss; half guarantee, £3 OS. All mares sold or exchanged, owner at time qf service held responsible! For full particulars apply to— ' R. RUSSELL, Owner, Tokarahi. Or R. BRAYSHAW, ' Groom in Charge. , VTNCENT JOCKEY CLUB, r ~ ■ Racing. Events. Run Ist and 2nd January, 1914. Breeders' Plate, 15 sovs. (For all horses that have not won a vtake exceeding £ls advertised value at time of entry). Vinc6nt Trottiag Stakes, 35sovs. New Year Trot, 50sovs. District Plate, 15sovs.' (For all horsns that have not wpn a stake exceedingi£ls advertised value at time of entry). Nominations Close Ist November, 5 p.m. For further particulars and programmes apply to the Secretary. ■ T. DUGGAN, Secretary, Opnri. A VALUABLE OINTMENT | This preparation is . the receipt of i an Edinburgh chemist. The ointment > is over one thousand years ok\ It was; claimed to cure any sore known in j that aije, and it. has also been wel tested in this age, and has nerer fail ( ed to cure. It has cured, Eczema j Boils, Corns Guts, Chilblains; Poisoned ; founds, Barber's Rash, Piles I It will also cure anv sore on animals./| ' a* Id at Is 6d and 2s 6d a tin. J Obtainable from, G. Muir,- Sawyers ' Bay, Grocer, and Mrs T. LINDSAY, Wedaerburn