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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXIV, Issue 17697, 24 October 1919, Page 9

JUST LANDED FROM DUNEDUi 3 A LARGE NUMBER O^] I CHAMPION RANGES. With high or low pressure boliera I left or right-hand ovens. 1 We can supply a CHAMPION 2 RANGE from 2 to 20 feet in length J if you require it. i j Needless to refer *o the good > points of the Champion—A few tacts i 2 will suffice: 1 FIRST.—2S,OOO are usefi in New Zealand. i ■ / 'I I SECOND—That it is giving satisfac- ; tion is proved by an increasing de- * :nand. I THIRD.—It's the best finished and I most up-to-date stove in this country. .* FOURTH.—It's self contained, re--1 quiring no brick work if no chimney is available. Just the stove for the bush districts. FIFTH.—It's fitted wit.i the most modern appliances, economises fuel. Will burn coal, lignite or wood. \ IN FACT, IS THE LAST WORD IN t RANGES. [ We stock all extra parts—-inclnd- , ing: auxiliary wood burners at very [ lowest prices. ; To be had at POWER AND ftFFUBBS, .THE PEOPLE'S IRONMONGERS, 112 VICTORIA AVENUE, WANGANUI. Telephone 321. NOW MY BOY: « You may forget your lessons tonight, but DON'T forget to tell your mother about CRAWFORD BROS.' new store on the corner of Dublin and Niblett Streets.' • This is where she will get the FRESHEST AND BEST VEGETABLES, FRUITS, AND GROCER- , „■ • . lES. ■ ... Don't Forget : Crawford Bros. Corner of DUBLIN AND NIBLETT STREETS.. To stand the season at Kohi, Waver- I ley, the Thoroughbred Horse § LORD LUPIN I (14) by Lupin (8), Torida, by Tor- | pedo (12), Streamlet, by the Mute I Rivulet (imp.). | Lord Lupin is a beautiful dark | brown horse, standing 16 hands, full I of quality and substance, clean, flat 1 bone, good feet, of a quiet disposi- E tion, and good, docile temper. ■ I For further particulars re extend- I ed pedigree see Volume 11, page 218. | Lord Lupin will only serve a limit- | ed number of approved mares com- | ing from good racing families and | stud book mares. 1 "Lord Lupin has proved himself a 1 sure foal getter, and his progeny are § full of quality and substance. | Mares will be met at Waver!ey | Railway Station. Every care taken 1 but absolutely no responsibility tak- § en. I Fees for Stud Book.mares, £10 § 10s; approved mares, £7 7s; mares 1 suitable for producing good hunters, 1 £7 7s; two or more as per arrange- | inent. Grazing free to 31st Decent- § i ber, 1919, after which 5s per week I ! will be charged. § Further particulars apply to *] L. G. 6REMER. j I Kohi, Waverley. | mo STAND THIS SEASON AT WAxy 9 A GANUI, AND TRAVKL THE | MARION DISTRICTS, | THE FASHIONABLY-BRED SIRE, I GUIANFORTE (Half-brother to Los Angeloa) 1 (Multiicrm (18)— La Valeric), I Bred by G, G. Stead, Esq., Christ i church. | GUIANFORTE is a promising sire, 9 and if ipjfteri with Stud Book mares § canuci fail to get high-class racehorses § md jumpers. He is the sire of the I following winners:—Perfect Day, Jiu. | Jitsu, Beauforto, Some Boy, Guian- | form, Passin* Thro', etc. 1 Mares met at tbe Wanganui Railway 1 Station.,- and grazing arranged for at i moderate rates. 1 All cere- t&ken, but no responsibility. 1 For all particulars apply ."■ | ,GEOOM IN CHARGE,; I Windelburn's Stables; | Or Owner, i G. CHAMBERLAIN, I P.O. Bos 266, S.