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Staxllon Notice . TO TFAVEL TBI3 SEASON JW THE TUAPEKA AND CLUXHA DISTRICTS Thoroughbred "QUICKS AN D." QUICKSAND i* rising seven years oM ; is ] 6 hands hifeh, vitb splendid flat bone and great muscular power. lie is a very fashionable mover, a sure foal getter, and is remarkably quiet. For further particulars and pedigree, see card?. Terms, £3 payable on or before the Ist Ftbruary, 1875 ; £1 extra will be charged after that date. A paddock provided for mares from a distance, at 23 per week. Every care taken, but no responsibility. WILLIAM QUIN, Proprietor. CLUTHA LAD, "TTTILL travel this Season in the South Molyneox, Warepa, and Inch Clutha districts. He is a rich dark bay, riling three year old, with good action, fine temper, got by Nimmo's Emperor, by Napoleon, out of Eann, got by Lord Paisley, out of Roße, an imported Clydesdale mare from Tasmania. The CLUTHA LAD took First Prize as a t» o-year-old at the Clutba Show, 1873; also First Prize at the Tokomairiro Show, 1863. Terms, £4 ; groom's fee, ss. All Fernanda to be paid at the close of the season, Ist February, 1875. W. A. MOSLEY. . Business Notices. ROYAL MAIL HOTEL, CLINTON. JOHN KNOX - Proprietor. MAIL COACHES for DUNFDIN, INVEROARGILL, and TAPANUI arrive and dei art Three Times a- week. Buggies and Horses always on hire. VETERINARY SHOEING FORGE. Q H. GILROY, BLACKSMITH, CLYDE-STREET, BAXCLUTHA. T^TT ILLIAM CONNOR, TENT AND TARPAULIN MAKES, Main South Road, MILTON. J^ & T. HISLOP Beg to intimate to their friends and the general pnblic that they have commenced business as Draper?, Grocers, Ironmongers, and General Merchants, at Kaitangata, where, by strict attention to business and keeping the best quality of goods always on hand, they hope to merit a fair share of public patronage. The Early Days of the PROVINCE. A PRIZB of any LITERARY WORK, value One Guinea (to be selected by the winner) will be given by the proprietors of the Clutha Leadkb for the best essay on THE EARLY DAYS OF THE PROVINCE 1 It is suggested that the writers should freely give incidents and individual experiences (not necessarily those of the author) of the early settlers. The essay maj be written either in Scotch or English, and, although there are no restrictions as to length, it is desirable that it should not exceed three or four co'umns of the Leadek. The Editor to have the right to publish in the Cuttha, Leader any of Ihe essays received should he think proper. Thoroughly competent judges will be appointed to award the prize. The essays must have a motto attached, and sent to the Editor, accompanied by a | sealed envelope giving the same motto and the name of the writer. These latter will Dot be opened until the judges have arrived at their decision. ' ' • The essays, accompanying envelopes, to be sent in to the Editor not later than the 2nd January, 1875. I NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS. A LL Literary Communications intended for -^■*- insertion in Clutha Leader' should be addressed to THE EDITOR. Business Communications, Advertisements. &o , should be addressed to THE MANAGER, i