Page 7 Advertisements Column 6

Waikato Times, Volume 94, Issue 14775, 14 October 1921, Page 7

■r'l’i THE REMEDY FOR Mother Seigel’s -Syrup is excellent for digestive disorders because it assists the organs of digestion to do their work naturally and efficiently. In nine cases out of ten, it is because your stomach, liver and bowels are unable to perform their work efficiently that you suffer the penalties of after eating, flatulence, acidity, biliousness and constipation. Mother Seigol's Syrup, taken daily after meals, icgulates and strengthens these organs, and thus ensures good digestion, which is the foundation of good health. The large bottle costs 3/ , and contains 75 average doses, or less than one halfpenny a dose. MOTHER Merit must tell! It is merit that sells 1,500,000 tins gf Edmonds Baking Powder every year. For light, wholesome cakes, scones, pastry, puddings, always use the reliable, favourite brand — BAK I NLG POWDER STUD NOTICES. , NGAIO CHALLENGER, 1181, VoL 4, N.Z.C.5.3. (Foaled December, 1918). BRED BY WILSON BROS., BULLS. Sire, Challenger, 815, vol. 3, N.Z.C.S.B. Challenger by Morocco (ImpW 332, vol. 1; his dam Cumberland Lady (imp.) 714, vol. 1. Ist Dam: Bancor Jessie, 1906, vol. 4, by Bancor (imp.) 72, vol. 1. 2nd Dam; Jessie Deans, COO, D.H.5.8., by Belter Times, 380, D.H.S.B. 3rd Dam: Jeannie Deans, CG7, D.H.5.8., by Clansman. 37 5, D.H.S.B. 4th Dam: Bell, by Talerl Tom, 240, D.H.S.B. It will be seen by this colt’s breeding that he comes from the best stock in New Zealand, has perfect action and feet, and also holds the Government Certificate for soundness. Fee: 5 guineas, payable Ist January, 1922. For further particulars apply H. A. K ELLY ’ P. 0., Cambridge. Owner. Standing at E. J. Bnttimore’s Central Stables and travelling Cambridge district. IJIO STAND AT MORRINSVILLE. SWEPT HEIGHT (5), Imp. SIRE, ST. MARTIN (2), by St. FrusqulnMargarine, by Petrarch, son of Lord Cllfden—Laura, by Orlando, son of Touchstone —Tasmania, by Melbourne. DAM, MAXIMA (5), by Ayrshire, son of Hampton—Rose Melton, by Melton—La IVosierc, by Rosebery—The Empress Maud bv Peanclerc. ‘ SWIFT FLIGHT ran second in Salisbury Stakes, third in Chesterfield Matden (25 starters), Newmarket, second Te Aroba (12 starters), and second with top weight (25 starters) at Avondale, where he was galloped on. He is an all hay with black points, splendid bone, is over 16 hands, of excellent conformation, disposition, and general character. No sire in New Zealand can show a greater array In pedigree of high class classic and important stake winners. TERMS: A Limited number of mares at £l2 12s. Good grazing, mares with foal 7s Gd, dry 3s. Every care; no responsibility. Mares met at MorrlnsvTlle, and if consigned on stud visit are returned free. For further particulars apply MESSRS JOHN GADDES or FRANK MARSHALL, 5876 Morrinsvllle, STALLION NOTICE, PUREBRED CLYDESDALE STALLION EABEIKOFF OIT syrs, by Dunure Fabric, grand sir* Diipure Footprint, Will travel to Cambridge, Mondays, commencing October 3, at Bell’s Stable. Tuesdays—Tamabere. Wednesdays—R. Norrisli, Ohaupo. Thursday to Te Awamutu. Friday—By Hairini, home. Fees £G/G/-, collectable Ist January and If in foal Ist July. W.M. CL PARK, 33 Hairini, Te Awamutu. PIGS. wmw* Swat&Viss S 6 N Z M EAT p ACKINQ AN ° gACON 00, (CO-OP.), Will receive Pigs as under:— OCTOBER, 1021. Cambridge—Every Monday, 10 to 2. Taupiri—lilh and 20111, 10 to 1. Ohaupo—lolll and 2-itli, 10 to 2. Te Awamutu—Every Tuesday, 10 Lu 2. Putaruru —10lit and 2Tfh, 10 to 2. Tirau —3rd, 17th, and 31st, .10 to 2. Hinuera—litli and 2ijth, 10 to 2. .Matamata — 12th and 20th, 10 to 2. Watiama -13th and 27til, 10 to 2. Walton—7lh and 21st, 10 to 1. Wailmii—l llh and 23(11, I to 3. Waitoa—Jl til and 2511 i, 10 to 12. Morrinsville —12th and 26th, 10 to 2. Frankton Factor)' —Every Monday, 10 l/i 2. All communications to be addressed to the Company, Frankton Junction.