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Taranaki Daily News, 24 November 1934, Page 12

TO STAND -AT ASHHURST - MUSKETOON 6 (IMP.) Musk—Stedfast (2). Musketoon was a good racehorse in New Zealand, winning from 6 furlongs to li mile races, amounting to just under £7OOO. His stock are proving good racehorses, they inherit his speed and staying power. TERMS: 20 guineas single mare. Free grazing mares from Taranaki. No responsibility whatever. W. T. BAILEY. 'Phone 29, Ashhurst r PO travel the coastal district by motor from Oakura ** to South of Opunake. The beautiful big upstanding black Clydesdale Stallion— M Wj COWAN HERO by Cowden Pearl (imp.); dam, Flower Girl. Cowden Pearl was a great show champion in Scotland. Flower Girl, unbeaten champion in her time. This well-bred stallion is a worthy successor to Epinard, Terms: £4/4/- cash. Apply— OTTO BEU, Okato. FARMERS! BACONERS WANTED. "DIGGER Cheques and Greater Satisfaction if you ring— W. BUNNING, Stratford, 82114. A STONE, Hawera, 29047. A. MARTIN, Mokau. E. TRASS, New Plymouth. JgACON QO., £TD.

WIIF H X k ' \ .J?*'' ylll xIR - .. ■ ' . \ / g\ SAFETY THE NEW IMPROVED LITTLE GIANT AT WORK. Ik GUY ROPE — ' ' \ I avchor/ This much improved Stacker is easy to erect, without j AINCHUK&. special apparatus, and is still the safest stacker on the | market. Pulleys on the horse rope run on roller bearings, ; Special safety and swivel pulley on boom prevents the ropes riding over the I <r llv rnnp anchors pulley sheave. Another important point is that all pulleys ! fre supplied with are specially grooved to take the rope supplied. 1 the Little Giant. All wire rope tested under British Board of Trade As shown, these Regulations. Breaking strain, 4.8 tons (22401b5.). screw into the F qr SAFER AND EASIER STACKING INVEST IN A ground, and can- LITTLE GIANT. not be pulled out. When required • Newton King Ltd. four may be pur- O chased for 30/-. ALL BRANCHES.