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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXXV, Issue 13059, 29 April 1910, Page 6

KEEN OH AULSESBOOKS “MERRY WIDOW’' AHO “PETER PAN” DAMSELS. And so is everyone who tries these dainty, delicious and wholesome Sweets. Aulsebrook's "Merry Widow” and "Peter Pan” Caramels are a delight to both Old and Young. A TREAT FOR ALL CARAMEL LOVERS.

Young &. Collins THE HOME OF CUPPERS. F' EKV HORSE OWNER SHOULD HAVE A CLIPPER. A NECESSITY FOR THE STABLE. WISDOM SAYS: “CLIP YOUR HORSE.” CLIPPED HORSES Look Belter Feel Better Work Better US The “UTILITY” Hanging Clipper, 4 5/-, at the price is undoubtedly the best Clipper procurable, has come right into favour again this season. The advantages of the Hanging Clipper over all others are very many, but we need not enumerate them here. Suffice it to say that Stable proprietors, professional clippers, and settlers are preferring them to either of the stand machines. mm me CARRIAGE. LAMPS. Lamps for Carnage, Bradley, Buggy, Gig, Phaeton. Dog Cart or Coach, all fitted with patent bolls, heavy bev elled glass, and brilliant reflectors. A splendid investment are these Lamps at our nrices: 19/6, 21/-, 25/-, 28/6, 32/6. : S&M THE BERMAN PATENT POWER CLIPPER—Price: £3 12s. Cd. f \) THE “APEX”—Price: 60/-, TAIL SO.UARESS, This instrument should be in every stable. Owners of Polo Ponies, Cobs, Hunters, Hacks, should possess one of these tail squarers. It will last a life-time, is easy to handle, the cut is quick, sharp, and certain. Come earl}' —only a few in stock. Price 35/-. K i Zh * (r cub® m o m HAND CLIPPERS: 6/6, 10/6, 13/-, 20/-, 22/0. YOUNG AND COLLINS, MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS OF THE FOLLOWING WINTER REQUISITES: Horse Covers Cow. Covers, Long Leggings, Short Leggings, Oilskins, Saddle Aprons, Clipping Machines, Singeing Lamps. Loin Covers, Carriage Lamps, Dog Covers, Diiving Gloves, Eb;., Etc.