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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Issue 1314, 1 July 1915, Page 13

NOTICE TO HORSEOWNERS. If Your Horses Have COUGHS OR COLDS —get— PRATT’S HEAVE COUGH AND COLD CURE. Easily Given in Feed. QUICK TO ACT, SURE IN RESULT. 4s. Large Tin Posted. TAS. F. THOMSON AND CO.. STUART STREET, DUNEDIN. E. TASPAR TUCK. VETERINARY SURGEON. PALMERSTON NORTH. MR. TUCK begs to announce to horse and cattle owners in the North Island that he has commenced practice at PALMERSTON NORTH, and may be consulted at Woodfield’s Stables. CUBA STREET. Phone; No. 112. Palmerston. rpOR SALE OR WOULD LEASE. TOY GUN, HALF BROTHER TO SIR SOLO, Winner of the Auckland. Wellington, and Manawatu Cups. TOY GUN is a dark chestnut horse, standing over 16.3 hands high; is one of the most fashionably-bred horses in the Dominion, and can boast < f two strains of the great Musket blood and also Traducer, St. Leger and Peter Flat strains. Through an accident while training Toy Gun never raced, so breeders can rely on having a dean horse and a sure foal-getter at their disposal His stock have taken all prizes at Te Puke Show., and he is just the horse to get remounts havingplenty of size and substance TOY GUN (18). WEFENEB FORMOSAN (18). (dam of Sir Solo) ! Mistral Musketry I Forme St. Leger (24) | (3)_ “irTVO s' £l** S S E S US 22 C 2 X £ Hi Mj 71 r* t—i ro O * i—* £ ~ - U 1 S - — X 1 re w o I | SH I PJS gM ogH? = E.* 2 = = ? 53 © ■SSjZo I ' - i» a “.¥■ 2.— J~ i ~ a 3 5 s 2 ~| EE g Co« * wlS.g- ~ = S - g I'w S ; s “ I 1 Apply— N. DICKEY, Ellerslie. BgEagHgW ||O t JJADIOL treatmint f reduces swellings, eures * RM® prevents Filled Legs, by % st Emulating the venous and olSB" lymphatic tissues, and reV moving the inflammatory exudates by radiation. NO BLISTER, ENFORCED M| REST, OR REMOVAL OF THE HAIR NECESSARY. RADIOL is a nerve sedative AfK and fines down a worn Horse’s Legs to a remarkable degree. The pain of Lameness disappears under its Influence. 3 Grand Prix. 6 Gold Medals. RADIOL LEG WASH is the only specific for Sore Backs, because it reduces the swelling, alleviates the pa n and heals the abrasion. An intelligent use of the “Radiol Leg Wash” counteracts that dally wear and tear of the legs unavoidable with the horse in constant work, whether training, racing, or on the road. One flask of "RADIOL” will make a gallon of valuable Leg Wash. “The Field,” June 19th, 1906:— "We have been able to test some trial bottles of ‘Radiol' In eases of Windgalls, Splints, and Puffy Swellings, and have found 'RadioY to be very beneficial, and we have also found it useful as a leg wash for polo ponies after a day’s play.” Ask your Chemist for "RADIOL." Wholesale from Sharland and Co., or Kempthorne. Prosser aad Ce . Made in England by THE RADIOL COMPANY.