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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume XIX, Issue 1083, 8 December 1910, Page 19

Oh! See that poor man with a corn, And note how he hobbles, forlorn; PROGANDRA will ease him, So please do not tease him, He’ll be like a new babv born. BARRACLOUGH’S PROGANDRA FOR CORNS. Is. LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES. JJOYAL MAIL COACHES. H MACKAY, Coach Proprietor, Martinborough. All Passenger Trains met at Featherston. Parcels forwarded to all parts of New Zealand. Saddle Horses and Vehicles always available. EMPI RE LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES, FEATHERSTON. W. WHALE . . Proprietor. Drags, Single and Double Buggies and Ladies’ and Gent.’s Saddle Horses on hire. Commercial Travellers and Tourists specially catered for.

iyj-COORMACK. JUN. (Opposite Albion Hotel, Napier), LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES AND MOTOR-CAR GARAGE. COUNTRY TRIPS ARRANGEDTO ANY PART OF THE DISTRICT. HORSE CLIPPING A SPECIALTY. PULL AN* ARMITAGE & CO.’! LIVERY STABLES, Albert and Wellesley Streets. BRAKES, ’BUSES AMD EVERY »«- SCBXPTION or VEHICLE FOB HIRE. Carriages for Wedding Parties a Specialty. Horses Broken In. and Bought, Sold and Exchanged. yyALKER’S STABLES, BULLS. ALL TRAINS MET. MOTOR CARS ON HIRESADDLERY. MANUFACTURED AND REPAIRED. FORWARDING AGENT. SAMPLE ROOMS. J. E. WALKER .. • • Proprietor. /JIATTERSALL’S AND JJAIT gTABLM, EGMONT STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH J. W. WEST - - - Proprietor. FOR HIBE. - Wedding Carriages, Hoars ns. Mourning Coaches, Open ana rinaA Cabs Hansoms, Brakes, Waggonettes, Slngie and Double Buggies (open ot hooded), First-class Ladles’ and Gents.’ Saddle Horses. Horses Bought, Sold, or Exchanged. Cabs meet all Trains. Orders and telegrams promptly attended to. Walting Room for Ladles. Telephone Ne. <1 7V^3 X3X>XI2a‘GkS ! Bikg Up ’PRONE No. 1325 FOB YOUR CARRIAGE REQUIREMENTS. J F. SMYTH Newton Livery Stables, Nxwtoh Road, Auckiand. £ z. r', rnHE EMPIRE LIVERY STABLES, -L palmerston-street West P c T r TL iAM ?h X e Pr Keir C Forwa?din C g Ur cl, ftn Wening?on to the Buller Gorge, Denniston Mines Mokihlni and Ngakawau, Cape Foulwind (the Isle of Wight or New Zealand).