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Colonist, Volume LIV, Issue 13568, 8 November 1912, Page 1

6. F. HINGSTON, THE CASH GROCER, —SELLS—/ I Best Flour, lie per 1001b bag. 6Slb Bags Flour Is. Best Crystal Sugar, cheaper now, Iciug aud Castor Sugar, 4d lb. 71b. Bags Oatmeal, Is 3d, 251bs. 3s 9d. Highlander Milk, 22s case 4 doz. Condensed Milk from 6d. tin. Fry's Cocoa, Is 5d Ib. '■'■/-, I*oose Cocoa, 2s lb, equal to the best. Essence of Coffee, Is and Is 3d bottle. Peas for Boiling, 4d* pkt. Cooking Figs, 4d lb., 121bs, 3s. 6d. Selected Dates, 4d. pkt. Loose Dates, sd. lb. Best Prunes, 6d lb., 61bs. for 2a 9d. Dried Apricots, lOd lb., 61bs for 4s 9d. Sultanas, 61bs. for 2s 9d. Best Seeded Raiains, 61bs. 2s 6d., 121bs for 4s 9d. Choice Muscatel Raisins, 6d lb. Pine Apple, 3 tins for Is. Cream of Tartar, Is. lb. Carbonate of Soda, 61bs. for Is. Lunch, Cabin and Mixed Biscuits 4dib. Mixed Lollies 4d lb., Brandy Balls 4d. Honey, 8d aud Is 3d glass jar. Cascade Salmon, lOd large tin. Sardines, 4 tins for Is. Smoked Sardines, 3 tins for Is. Choice Teas, all kinds and prices. Best Kerosene, 9s 6d catee. Excelsior Candles, 11s 6d box. Price's London Sperms, 14s bos. Best English Matches, 4s gross. Best Safety Matches, 3s 9d gross. Almond Soap, 8s 6d box of 20 bars. Puritan Olive Oil Soap, Is pkt. Favourite Soap, 3 bars for Is. Brown Windsor Soap, 7 cakes for 6d. Buttermilk and other Toilet Soap, cheap Siind Soap, 3d cake, 2s 9d dozen. Clothes Pegs, 13 dozen for Is. Wire and Rope Lines cheap. Garden Salt, 3s 6d cwt. All Other Goods Equally Cheap. 6, f. Kingston, THE GASH GROCER, No. 58. Hardy-st. ''Phone 194. IIW To Travel the Waimea, fl^lljk^ Kohatu, and Motueka |||3s?^£pSk Districts this Seasen. q^j f1 ~ \Pl^ THE IMPOBTED "s^h£SiM^^i»- THOBOUGHBRED HOB6B, SIR GALAHAD. (Gaulus —Lady Mildred.) Gauius won the Melbourne Cup, and is full brother to The Grafter. Lady Mildred is a three-part sister to Frailty, the dam of Trenton. Sir Galahad will travel as under: — Monday—From Stoke to Wakefield. Tuesday—To Kohatu. Wednesday—To Dovedale. Thursday—To Riwaka. Friday—To Upper Moutere. Saturday—At own Stables, Stoke. Fee: £3 payable Ist January 1913; groomage ss, payable first service. F. HANNIGAN, 3213 Groom in Charge. tfw To Stand the Season. |§l^|lSi|fc, At Nelson, Waimeas, w«Si^s a Wakapuaka, and Sur■^feM^Pl^ly^ roundiug Districts. THE e-TAKIiAftD-BEED TROTTING STALLION, WILDMOU 2.25. Full brother to Alice Wood 2.22. Wildmdor is a perfect straiglitout trotter, ond is the sire of Millie C, 2.17, County Belle, U miles in .3.42, Wildmoor, 'sire Wildwood (imp) 2.24, sire of the champion Ribbonwood 2.9 and 4.35, Wildwood Junior 4.33, Wildduck 2.16, Marie Corelli 2.17, Curfew Bell 2.18, Papanui 2.19, and over 100 with records of 2.30 and better; and grand sire of I Kin- Colo 2.8 3-5 and 4.31, dam Alice Axmoor (imp) by Axmoor —Alice Electioneer —Mai'mee C, Almont—Norm a. For tabulated pedigree see card. Terms: £3 3s, payable on or before 31st December, 1912. Groomage fee ss, payable at first service. T. H. MARTIN, Owner, 3221 Nelson. .__ ..... - T J><%i, To Travel this Season. f^C.'}*f In the Waimea, Moutere, fff\ Neudorf, Motueka, and i&V^wl Surrounding Districts. The Clydesdale Stallion, BOBBIE BURNS. (Bred by Jas. Gemmel, Omarua). Bobbie Burns is a dark dapple bay, by Balintrae by Hard Times, from Winnie, by Crown Prince, both champion horses. Bobbie Burns, dam, Blossom, by Heart of Oak, grand-dam Rossie, by Duke of Buccleugh, by Lofty (ipm). Bobbie Burns was awarded second prize at Oamaru second at Palmer,ston, second at Dunedin at three years old, and was placed in a field of 24 horses at Dunedin Parade when four years old. Fee: £3; reduction mad© for two or more mares. *' THOS. ROUGHTON, Owner, 3220 Spring Grove. . WILL TRAVEL THE SEASON in the Nelson, Richmond, Wakefield, Motueka and Surrounding * Districts, The Celebrated Imported ' Purebred Clydesdale Stallion SILVER GIFT. (SILVER GIFT (12,359) j sire, Prince of Carruchan (8151); dam, Lady Darnley (93C<J), by Darnley (222); gdam, Jean of Glenstockdale (5841), by Glenlee (363) ; g-g-dam, Dainty, the dam of Lady Kew (2G01), by Defiance (225). * SILVER GIFT (12,359) is a beautiful bay, stands over 17.1 hands high, and, as the foregoing pedigree' shows, < bred on first-class lines, but, in addition, being well bred, he is a grand, big, heavy, stylish horse, with splendid, broad, thin bones of the bestt quality, good feet and ankles, and well-sprung ribs, and has altogether the look of a breeder of the front rank. He has also proved himself to bo i very sure stockgo tier. For extended pedigree gee Cards. TERMS ... ... £3 3s: Payable on or before 31st December, 1912. Groom's foe. 55., at first service. Paddocks provided for Mares from n distance at usual rntos. All care taken with the- mares, bui no responsibility. DAVID BIKHAM, Nelson.