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New Zealand Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 11292, 18 August 1922, Page 8

A visitor to the Ellesmere district last week w.as Mr Nat Williams, trainer of the steeplechaser Master St rowan, who fell in idle Grand National Steeplechase and had to be destroyed (says the ‘‘.Ellesmor© (i'ii ardian”). Mr Williams states that Mas-.i or Strowan was one of the gamcst and lost horses he has ever handled. At the ti me he fell the little horse was making a brilliant run home, and both trainer and rider are confident that he would havo won the big event had the accident ruot taken place. Master St rowan lute! his eyes on the fallen Kohu and di 1 v Dl: see the big fence until he trashed ir to it. A few weeks ago he won tho h reUington Steeplechase, beating all the crack horses. j There's hull one medicine known to man That always i did, always can. That always does and always will, Make good its claims and fill the bill; That gives t etief to yonng and old In every case of cough ot cold, Tli at in the worst attack is sure. And that iu Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure. At a meeting of the Masterton A. and P. Association., a speaker drew attention to the great ices Masterton had been subjected to by the All Black-Wairarapa football matcl > f being clayed at Carterton. Tt. was point* -d out that the association offered the uso of its grounds free of charge, but tl’.at the New Zealand Hug by TTnion preferred Carterton, because the t-nrtespoople decided to declare a holiday.

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