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Bruce Herald, Volume III, Issue 69, 3 August 1865, Page 2

MISCEBANEO#C TOKOMMRIkO" -T1I1OE& Y^to : j. ii o. l l i ctk:. . '-. : ON RALE at the Lowest ./ Bates, : ' ' 'Jßoiidiri^ Materials of^eyer,* :^esc^iptioh, Uobrs;; Sashef, GalvauizeilvCoirugated Iron and Lim". Builder's Ironmongery, Spouting, Kidging;&c.! Glass, Paint?, and a new -and varied assortment ' of Paperhangingp. "~ : r- : v t* ■* Goritractß taken and Joiner's work, of every de- ! • script ion made to order. j THE BLOOD ENTIRE HORSE. THE 'COLONEL' will stand to cov«rtVis iirxt season, Ist October, at. Moa flat Station, adjacent- to the Beaujnont Ferry, Tevio' Towrghip, and Poinah>ka T ! c O<>loiif lis a daik cliesfiiut, 7 y ears old, free from whiff-, Dyer 16 h ■■•■n-'.a high, and is remarkably handfiome. onjr, and powerful. Hie is by Co-sack, out ot ILdstth, by Emigrant. Co-sack «.«y Sir Mer'•uies, out of Flora M'lvor, .by Cap-a-pifr 1 , giaudam Cornelia by Grass-hopper. &c. b >th imported. Edilh »>y Cam«rt».'n out of II be, grandson by Hector, both imported. His fiTandsire, Sir lle-cules. was alvo riv^ of Cori.nation, Fangh-a ballatih, Irish Birdcatcber, Knight of St Gi-ort'e, WarW-ck. Daniel O'Kourkf. Sonjrsiress, Sec., all Derby and St. Leger winners in Knjiland His grandson. Baron, is s>ire of Sockwell, and {rrandsire of BlaT At hoi , ( a-ler-ou. St Albun-. afnd the Marqu s. &r. !?ir Hercules is by Whalebone, Waxy, P<it-8-oi>, i>y h-clips-e, &,e.. ■ huseomprbinjr me pur^Pt and most fcucceesful racing straiu3 of the presmt iiay. Tli« Colonel ran well in Victoria, winning 9 in 13 of his races, has bef-n two years at the stud, smd has proved himself a pure foal-getter, his stock being stout and handsome. Terms. 17 7s each mare, groom's fee inc!ud-d ; if moie than i.hree mares sent, the property of one own^r, L 6 6s each. A well-grassed padd<.ck of 500 acres wil i b^ provided tree of charge tor s ; x weeks, and the pioprietors guarantee that. ever\ aiteiuioii will be paid, without responsiJili y. All fees to be paid before removal of the Mar.es. If sufficient inducement offers. Mares will be reciv'd every alternate week at the M<>lyneux and Beaumont Ferries, due noiice being sent by post. . CHALMERS BROTHERS, ; Moa Fiat Station, MilUr's Flat CTEWA R T AND F R-A SE R , Gi/utha : Feert; ■ Beg to intimate to the -Inhabitants of the Molyneux and surrounding Districts, that they HAVE ON SALE . . ! A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF GOODS, Consisting of — ! Flour, Tea, Sugar, Tobacco Cigars, Matches, Caudles, Kero-e ne Soap, Sta'ch. Crystai Soda, live » arb. Soda, Cream Tartar, art. Acid Sait, Mustard, Pepper, '' Cayenne Pickles, Sauces, -lissencesj jams ; Biscuits, Confectionery, Coffee, Chocolate ss aiztna, Arrowroot, ratent Cxroatj, i Rice, barley, Sago, Maeearoni Currants, haisius. Figs, Apples [ Fresh Salmon, Preserved . Lobsters, Red Herring ' Orange Peel, Lemon,. Cloves, Cinnamon,Ginger - ' Salad Oil, Castor Oil,' Sulphur, Saltpetre AVashing-poivders,.Blacking,iJluestoue,&c j FRENCH A ERINOS, Winceys, Coi l>urg, Alpacas, Lustres ! Linings, Hollands, Prints, White and Scurlet Flannel BluejSerge, blankets, Calicoes, Alloa-j'arn Towlling, Table Covers, Quilts, JSmall- "' wares. >, Men's Ready-made Clothing, Tweeds ' Moleskinv &c. ■■'■'■ ; Blue Shirts, FJanneJ and Crimean Shirts Hosiery, Cravats, Hats, Caps, Ties Men's Watertights, and Long Boots, Leg- ; < ings, WaterpVcofs : Ladies' Leather and Elastic (-ide Boots Chi.dren's laather Boots, Boys" and Girls' alt sizes, &c. STATIONEHY— SchooI Books, Pocket- ;! Books, Purses, Meerschaum Pipes, &c. ; Crockery, and Glassware, Ironmongery, Agricultural Implements, Rope, Corrisacks, Riddles, I Miik-dishes, Teapots, Pans, Kettles, Campovens, Kerosene Lamps and chimneys, Lanterns, Candle moulds, Brushware, Ike. | STEWART AND FRASER, [i . General Merchants, (Wholesale and Retail), 1 Clutha Ferry.