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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 9606, 4 September 1911, Page 6

THE LATEST. SYDNEY Motor Cycle Club's Open Hill Climb, Eastwood Hill, N.S.W., July 29th, 1911, Result: • , W. TORMEY on his <:•. ' Si h.p. ABINGDON ,( KING .DICK" FIRST from SCRATCH, and record' time for the hill. Competing against four 5 h.p. Twins and one 7 h.p. Twin, as well as the usual contingent of singles. The 7 h.p. Pengeot was defeated in the final. fl. iSycroft 1 Co., ENGINEERS, Nos. 9 and 10, Main street Y?-,

mi -No other paint, whether prepared by .machinery or hand mixed, will cover so much surface, or brush out so well as ¥ "B»P "-Berger's Paint (Prepared). You can alwayj estimate that one gallon will cover 850 square feet one coat, and give unequalled results. • i ""SOLD BY —— CLAEK & THOMPSON, 3 FITZIMIiBEHI STREET.

Government Insurance Department. Points for the Public, Security absolute. Premiums low. Bonuses large. Conditions of policies liberal. Business restricted to New Zealand. All money invested in the colony. J. H. RICHARDSON,'F.F.A., Commißßioner.

YOU CAN TURN THE f ZEALANIM RANGE INTO A SPLENDID OPEN FIRE. No other Kango has this feature. Takes five seconds, but makes the kitchen 100 per cent cosier in winter—hotter, better ventilated. Saves fuel too. The Zealandia is a grand cooker, as pastrycooks, bakers,' housewives testify. Ask your ironmonger to show it, _ or write for catalogue No. 17! giving particulars, illustrations, and testimonials. BARNINGHAM & CO., LTD., George Street, DUNEDIN. |

TO STAND THE SEASON at his owner's residence, Featherston' st. West, Palmerston North, The Thoroughbred Horse, DE WITTE (5) (Stepniak—lllusion). DE WITTE is a brown horse, 7 years old, and is a three-quarter brother to Menschikoff, sire of Electrakoff, Undecided, Lady Menschikoff, Turbine and other successful horsed For tabulated pedigree and other particulars see cards. Terms: £3 10s thoroughbred mare; hacks £2 10s. If paid before December 31st, 1911, a reduction will be made. McKEEMAN BROS., 'Featherston st. (owner). TO STAND in the Palmerston, Folding, Rongoloa and Sandon districts. The Purebred Trotting Stallion 1 AIL WOOD (Wildwood—Miss Brovnwood), Visits Sandon, Mondays;' Rongotea, Tuesdays; Awahuri, Wednesdays an-1 Saturdays; Paimorston, at Tattereall's Stables, Thursdays; ■ Foilding, Fridays, at 'Younger's Stables. Terms—lf paid before February 1, £4; after that date, £4 10s.' For further particulars apply to— S. J. SANSON, Owner, Awahurl. rjlO STAND This Season at "Menaderva," Waituna West, Pthe thoroughbred horse MAKTELLO (Hotchkiss—Rose of Wellington.) Full brother to Royal Artillery, sold atG. G. Stead, Esq.'s sale for 1000 guineas. Al6o full brother to True Blue, Screw Gun, and Field Rose. _ MARTELLO has been successful on tin turf. A limited number of approved mares will be served at a very reasonable feo. For further particulars apply J. NORTIICOTT, "Menaderva," Waituna West, , Feilding. TO STAND THE SEASON' at the owner's farm, 'Taoroa,' P Newbury, the fashion-' thoroughbred horse •'NGATAKIM'' (18) (Sou'-wester—Undine). For full particulars, cards, etc., Apply to— E. W. COLLINS, Owner, Rangitikei Line, Newbury.