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Clutha Leader, Volume III, Issue 115, 22 September 1876, Page 4

"New Advartisements ~|" OST, about 10 mouths ago, i'rdiii '. JLi ' , '■ Trumble's Plat, near Otaria, a Bay Mare, , light draught, star on forehead, long tail^ branded R* in Circle, near shoulder j collar marked. £2 for information where the ; mare is running, or on delivery to j i JAMES PURYIS, ' a4GO Otaria Post Office.

i CLUTHA ROAD DISTRICT | . y HIGHWAY RATES. y Notice-is hereby given that in pursuance of Resolution passed at a Board Meeting on tlie lOtlr'JA ugust last, and in Ji'ccorctarice therewith, tile Board have tliis day levied two Highway -fßates over ,tke whole district, viz. : — f A General Rate,vTwelv^pence in the £ Special Rate/Threepence in. the £„ on all rateable property. The same to be payable to me, on or': before 31st October next. V \ And notice is further "given that on or about the 31st. October, I fyill makfe a per- - \. sonal call on all ratepayers yfor the payment of theVsums thoii due /"after which legal proceedings will be issued against defaulters without further notice. ■ THOMAS RIDBELL, \ Collector to the Board*. ■\\ Warepa, September 10, 1870. a47l . rjniTE celebrated Imported Clydesdale Stallion, YOUNG IRON DUKE,' Will travel this season in the Clutha,' Matau, Kaitangata, and surrounding districts. x&\ y. PEDIGREE. Youto Iko:s t Duke is a dapple grey,^ stands 16 l - hands high, by Iron Duke (imported), darn, Ducro, sisiVi* to Mr James' Jellies prize mare. Young Iron"H)u.ke gained fiivt prize at "Warnambool Show,' and first for the best draught entire ex-.-hibited, beating all imported and colonial horses on tho .'.-round. At the" Grand: National Exhibition, held at Kyneton in s 1869, lie gained the first prize for the best r colonial-bred stallion, beating Dan O'Connell, the celebrated colonial prize-taker. The same day lie gained fourth, prize among all comers, beating the renowned Prince Charlie, and many other imported horses. Iv 1870, he gained first prize, as usual, at Kyneton. in 1371 he was not - exhibited. In 1872, he gained the first. > prize as a colonial-bred, and third prize against all comers. He has never been beaten in his class. ■ He has immense bone ■ and strength, fine temper, and is a splenc . did worker. )0 . Terms '. L 4. x . Guarantees as per agreement. Groom's' fee, ss, payable at time of service. GEORGE HARDIE, a 460 Proprietor. ;s J\ ISSOL UTI O N OF J PARTNERSHIP." v i — ( 3 t The Partnership lutherto subsisting- between Alexander Cowie and JpjiN •y Henry Richardson, as Saddlers at Balit . . " . :r clutha, under the firm of " Cowie aiid' a Richardson," is hereby dissolved as from ir . .- . ■ ■ ■o this date. The business will be carried n ss on by the undersigned, who requires all 31* debts due to the said firm to bo paid to rs ss. him, and wdio will pay all debts due by ie the said firm. — Dated at Balclutha, this' 19th day of September, 1876. l l ALEXANDER COWIE. - jQ Witness : : d Wm. Henderson, - 9 Solicitor, Balclutha. a 483 ). "PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. Having noticed an advertisement irf' the a . ° ** . jJ *f Daily Times % Thursday, intimating a dissolution of the partnership firm of ir % ' s$ Messrs Cowie ano\Ri diapason, Saddlers, \ Jy , '° Balclutha, I, as a pV'fcrfcr of the said firm, n have to intimate thafs the said notice was'_ t . not authorised by,ane, \or have I agrepfi •* .qr V \ / j to a dissolutioij^f the saM partnersliip.r I have, tlierefojfe, to warn ah parties against pajung anjf^inoneys due tortile firm, to either Mr Cowie or Mr Henderson' until* 'further notice. \ /.JOHN HENRY RICHAKBSON.' 7 .'v4B6