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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 11166, 29 January 1904, Page 2

Here are a few facts concerning Horse Collars. As a horse owner they will interest you, because a collar is a very important part of a horse's equipment, and you know without a well-made perfect-fitting Collar a horse cannot do good work. Ist Faot.— We carry two makes. One it our own manufacture, the other is English manufacture, imported by ourselves. It is our own make that we specially want to talk about. Snd Faot.— Our own make are the equal of any Collars made anywhere. We know they are better than many. Brd F»ot.— Our own make contain tlie best of prime leather, the ' finest of rye straw, and workmanship that gains for ua a sterling reputation as Horse Collar makers. 4th Faot.-»-The fit of our own make i 8 a fit that is easy, comfortable, restful, and in every way satisfactory. 6th Faot.— Witii suoh fit it is not possible for shoulders to become chaffed or sore. Only badly fitting collars cause sort shouldersfth Fact.— Our own make will last longer than faotory-made, because they contain better material and better workmanship. 7th Fact-— Our own make are sold at prices that are really small ) for the value in them. The prices are often less than is charged for poorer-quality faotory-made collars. Bth Fact.— A solid guarantee is given with every collar of our own manufacture. A guarantee that says: "Your money freely returned if the collar is not satisfactory in material, workmanship, fit, or wear." Bth Fact.— We believe suoh a guarantee is not offered by any other firm in New Zealand. We know . our own make to be in every way reliable, and to be worthy of tho strongest recommendation. Could any recommendation be stronger, could any collars be more worthy than when sold with 0 a money back guarantee"? -- • * \ These are the prices of our own make Horse Collars— . Draught Collars, 22/- and 25/« • Plough Collars, 19/- and 22/« Spring Bray Collars, 22/6 Spring Trap Collars, 22/- ' ! Colonial Yankee Collars, 18/6, 21/-, 22/6 < \ We want your Horse Collar Orders. f Young & ©oilins, \ [ Wholesale and Retail Saddlers and Saddlers' ironmongers, 1 fa * AVENUE, WANGAftUi. C

.- r THIS SPACE RESERVED CUMJfIINB & CO.'S NEW ADVERTISEMENT. -■)-, FOR BEST. V ALOE iv BOYS' AND MI&N'S- CLOTHING BOYS' AND.JMEN'S CLOTHING OO TO TT ASKINGS TV/TOO RE, Ritlgway Street. Boys' Serge Sailor Suits. 4/6 to 10/6 Boys' Colonial Tweed Knickcr Suits from 8/(5 Boys' Norfolk Suits from 10/6 to 19/6 Boys' Ownway Suits, with d.b. vest ami Drill Sailor Collar, 19/6 Hoys' Odd k.b. TrpUsors from 3/6 Boys' Washing Blouses i'rbin 2/9 Men's Colonial Tweed Suits, equal to tai-lor-made, 25/6 "to 55/Men's Tweed Trousers (strong make), 6/1 1 Men's Serge Trousdrs (strong make), 5/6 Men's Colonial Saddletwecd 'Irons., 10/6 Special Line — MEN'S TUSCAN STRAW HATS, 1/9 each. Men's Panamas, 39/6 to 35/Boys' and Men's Straws, 1/- oacii. Hastings Moore, Cummins' Buildings . - Ridgway Street. Hate p used NORWEGIAN - LEATHER PRESERVATIVE ? I* makea Leather pliant and supple.— let contain! a mixture of FIVE PURE OILS.— If used pro* rarly, it will not dry out of the leather.—!! if ••penally good for Children's School Boots, Hurn«BS, Trunks. Gladstone Bags, and Leather of all kindY— It will not prevent the surface of loithei being polished after use.-O3TE PINT of toil oil will do more good work than three timei the quantity of ordinary leather dressing. Firners, Heads of Families, & Stable-keepers P«y epecial attention to there facts. NORWEGIAN "5" OILS Sold in Bottles at 2/- and 3/6. Gallons 16/6. Special quotation* for 5 gallon drum*. SOLE AGENTS I CRICHTON & NEWMAN,