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Clutha Leader, Volume III, Issue 123, 17 November 1876, Page 2

STew Advertisements BOOTS! BOOTS!! B'■ooT S! ! ! GREAT PwEDUCTION OF PRICES AT THE BALCLUTHA BOOT AND SHOE MART. Men's Strong Water tights, made to order, 235, Do. Balmorals, 25s and 265, Do. Elastic Sides, 265. Of the best material and workmanship. TERMS CASH. New Elastic put into Old Boots. Repairs executed on the shortest of notice. ! EXTENSIVE SHOW OF NEW GOODS FOR THE SUMMER TRADE AT j PETER MASON'S BALCLUTHA BOOT AND SHOE MART. P. M. begs to intimate that his Stock is now complete for the Season, and to which he would call special attention. His stock being very extensive and varied, and personally selected, he has every confidence in recommending it to his numerous customers for their inspection. Particular attention is requested to the LADIES' DEPARTMENT, as the Stock comprises the most Fashionable Styles that can be procured, and at all prices to suit buyers. pETER J^ ASO N, BALCLUTHA. a 582

rp.HE Imported Clydesdale Stallion, MARQUIS OF AILSA, Will stand at WAIPAHI From Saturday till Monday in every week, and will, during the Season, Travel the surrounding districts. Teems £3. Groom's Fee, ss. For particulars of pedigree, see cards. a 587 HI HE Pure-bred Entire Clydesdale Horses, TAIERI LAD and YOUNG EMULATOR, Will travel the CLUTHA and surrounding districts this season. Particulars in future advertisement. J. 0. ANDERSON, &512 Proprietor. "W"ELL TRAVEL THIS SEASON, IN THE Balcltjtha, Te Houka, Warepa, Port MOLYNEUX, PUEKUA, OwAKE FLAT, KAlhikxj, Waiwera, and Clinton Districts, The Clydesdale Stallion, YOUNG NAPOLEON. Pedigree. Young Napoleon, rising 4 years, stands 16 hands 3in. high, good in harness, and thoroughly quiet. Napoleon, out of Nancy; Nancy took first prize at Dunedin as a three-year-old; Nancy, out of Jean, by the celebrated imported horse Champion ; Jean, imported by the late Mr Nesbit, to Tasmania, where she never -was beaten. Jean was shown, as a two-year-old, at the Highland Society's Show, Edinburgh, where she took first prize against all comers. Jean, out of Nancy j jtfancy' bred by J. Findlay, Esq., Easter Hill, Baileston, near Glasgow, and shown by him at Kelso, Stirling, and Edinburgh, at which places she took first pmes, and first for the best mare wherever exhibited, never being beaten. . Young Napoleon, by the celebrated horse Emperor, bred by the late Mr Nimmo, West Taieri, who has proved himself one of the best horses in Otago, both as a first-class getter of stock, and prize-taker wherever exhibited, thus, showing Young Napoleon to come from the best strain of blood in the Colonies. Terms ... £4. Groomage, ss, payable at first service ; and all demands payable to the groom on or before February 1, 1877. . J. SNOW, ' MosgieL