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Bruce Herald, Volume III, Issue 74, 7 September 1865, Page 2

MISCELANEOUS. V ..4?.f-' STEWART*. AND ;^RAsM ; R:- --* Ci-UT^itj Fbrkt, * . 'Beg to intimate *tos. tne~ jhhabitauts of. tile^ Molyneux and surro^MingJ)lstricts, that they \ A LARGE AS^O^fcMf 'OF GOODSj CoUSfet)^<(fc>.;''-. -_\y FloUf, T;ea, Sjtfg^i'JtoJlaciof . " Cigars, Matches, ne Soap, Starch, Cryst4'^oda;Biue Carb. Soda, Cream *T\r%^ Tart. Acid Salt, Mustard, Pepper^ Ca^ehi^ Pickles, Sauces, Essencesj Jams Biscuits, Coufectionery, Coffee, Chocolate Maizena, Arrowroot, Patent Groats, Rice, Barley, Sago, Maccaroni Currants, Raisins, Figs, Apples Fresh Salmon, Preserved Lobsters, Red Herring Orange Peel, Lemon, Cloves, Cinnamon, Ginger Salad OU, Castor Oil, Sulphur, Saltpetre Washing-powders, Blacking, Bluestone,&c FRENCH MERINOS, Winceys, Coburg, Alpacas, Lustres Linings, Hollands, Prints, White and Scarlet Flannel Blue Serge, Blankets, Calicoes, Alloa-yarn Towlling, Table Covers, Quilts, Smallj wares. | Men's Ready-made Clothing, Tweeds Moleskin, &c. ; Blue Shirts, Flannel and Crimean Shirts Hosiery, Cravats, Hats, Caps, Ties Men's Watertight^, and Long Boots, Legings, Waterproofs j Ladies' Leather and Elastic side Boots ! Children's laather Boots, Boys' and Girls' j all sizes, &c. ; STATIONERY— SchooI Books, Pocket- ' Books, Purses, Meerschaum Pipes, &c. ; Crocikery, and Glassware, Ironmongery, Agricultural Implements, Rope, Cornsacks, Riddles, Milk-dishes, Teapots, Pans, Kettles, Campovens, Kerosene Lamps and chimneys, Lanterns, Candle moulds, Brushware, &c. STEWART AND FRASER, General Merchants, (Wholesale and Retail), Clutha Ferry. THE BLOOD ENTIRE HORSE. THE 'COLONEL' will stand to cover this next season, Ist October, at Moa-flat Station, adjacent to the Beaumont Ferry, Teviot Township, and Pomahaka. The Colonel is a daik chestnut, 7 years old, free from white, over 16 hands high, and is remarkably handsome, long, and powerful. He is by Copsack, out ot •Editth, by Emigrant. Cossack by Sir Hercules, out of Flora M'lvor, ,by Cap-a-pie, grandani Cornelia by Grasshopper, &c, both imported. Edith by Camerton out of Hebe, grandson by ' Hector, both imported. His •grahdsire, Sir Hercules, -was also sire of Coronation, Faugh-a-ballagh, Irish Birdcatcber, Knight 'of St George, Warlock, Daniel O'Rourke, Songstress, &c, all Derby and St. Leger winners in England. His grandson, Baron, is sire of Stockwell, and grandsire of Blair Atholl, Caller-ou, St Albans, and the Marquis, &c. Sir Hercules is by Whalebone, Waxy, Pot-8-os, by Eclipse, &c, ; thus comprising the purest and most successful racing strains of the present day. The Colonel ran well in Victoria, winning 9 in 13 of his races, has been two years at the stud, and has proved himself a sure foal-getter, his stock being stout and handsome. Terms, L 7 7s each mare, groom's fee included ; if more than three mares sent, the property of one owner, L 6 6*s each. A well-grassed paddock of 500 acres will be provided free of charge, for six weeksj and the proprietors guarantee that every attention will be ,paid, without responsibility. All fees to be paid before removal of the Mares. If sufficient inducement .offers. Mares will be received every alternate week at the Molyneux and Beaumont Ferries, due' notice being sent by post. | CHALMERS BROTHERS, Moa Flat Station, :Mill era Flat i •THOSE Subscribers who have not yet paid in their Subscription to the' Church of England Stipend Fund are requested to pay the same to the Bank of New Zealand, without! delay. JOHNDEWE, J - :■-_ Church Wardens.^