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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LVI, 18 November 1922, Page 1

S.s. WAIKOA NO CAItGO after 4 p.m. and on# hooi W«w wrtilincr t.imfc Nelson for Takaka, Sun. Nov. Takaka for Colhngwood, Mon. Nov. 2U, Collingwoud for Takaka, Mon. Nov. 20, 7,30 p.m. on Takaka for .Mon. Nov. 9.45 p.rn. , rr , ‘Nelson for Collin gwood (diroctj, .l»c.v Nov. 21, 1 h[| Oft yMKRS BELLS VC ’NN SPECIAL DISPLAY FOR THE SHOW —in — MODEL MILLINERY, READY-JO WEARS, and CHILDREN’S HATS COSTUMES AND FROCKS in DISTINGUISHED STYLES 17IVERYTHING in PIECE GOODS, ,|j including Sponge Clotlis. Ratines, Zephyrs, Voiles, Crepes, Cotton Poplins, Printed Tussores, at our usual LOW PRICES.

A. F. BELL THE LEADING DRAPER, 'Pl,one 54. RICHMOND T’Tthe service of breeders At Gay’s Stables The Champion Trotting Sire, HARDY WILKES 1 mile, 2.10; 2 miles, 4.32 3-5. Sire: Marvin Wilkes (Imp.), 2.12. Dam: Doris M., by Vauclevc (Imp.). HARDY WILKES, 1 mile record holder of Australasia (straight out Trotter), and' 2 miles sires record; also recognised one of the handsomest and even gaited horses ever yoked to a sulky. His half-brother, Pedro Pouto, now racing in the Dominion with success. and only 4 years old, is already proclaimed a coming champion. Only a limited ‘ number of mares taken” Book early. 'List for this season and next fast filling. Troved a sure foal getter. Will visit Richmond, Appleby, and Wakapuaka. Terms, £lO 10s. Good grazing. Further particulars from F. HIJALY, Ow«D‘.