Duuslan Jockey Club Hi " ham's c li Mail-boy, lite Rob Ro J aged. « b g Sehool-bcy, 9st, sford's b g Allander, i b g Rambler, S Mr TV. J. Blrry's c hj Wizard, Ss+ L\< Mr John Cols b g Harkaway, 5 at I Ftleple-Chase Handicaj Mr TV. J. BaAy's g m Kelly Grey, list, aged. Mr Ed. Ryanl g g Scotch Jock, lls4 aged. Mr TV. M. KiAoss' b g Daniel O'Roilce, 9st 21b 4 years. I 1 Mr J. Qogel's g\m Colleen Bawn, 9stl6lb, agei Mr H. .Glassfori's c g Dragoon, list, A Mr J. Hazlett'sl g Shamrock, lOst 411 Mr TV. A. Low'lb g Paddy, list, agci_ MrH. Prince's gig Garry Owen, llst.lged. By oiler of the Steward! \ M. MARSHAL •Xfiffi The Thorough-Bred Entire Horse "OSOBISTEE," TT7 ILL arrive at Alexandra and Clyde on or about trie 20th. This Fine Horse has been universally admired in t* Southern Districts. es having Mares will be able to secure Lis services at the time advertised by applying to the Groom, or to CHALMERS BEOS., Moa Flat Station. For Pedigre see ' Otago Witness.' THE ENTIRE HORSE <(r :EUE _BRITON." m'RUE BRITON is a bright bay horse. 1 *Eis Sire was the celebrated Clydesdale draught Horse i; Black Peter," imported direct from Scotland a few years ag6. True Briton's dam was'got from one of the stock of a celebrated New Zealand importer. True Briton will Travel the Dunstah district' and Serve Marcs. Terms, <£3. Groohage, os. For particulars apply to Mr Smitham, Sydney Hotel, Clyde, and Mr Jack, Criterion Hotel, Alexandra. jL 0 N D 0-N INN, i BROADWAY, ALEXANDRA. L. G. RYAN, T ATE of the Bendigo Hotel, having Ll taken the premises of Mr Thomas Oliver, trusts that his friends and patrons will accord to him the same liberal support as hitherto. First-class accommodation for Travellers, CHOICEST WINES AND SPIRITS. Rifle Gallery, Bowling and Skittle Alleys. FIRST-CLASS STABLING. CAUTION. FROM and after this date POISON for DOGS will be laid on the Run of Messrs. M'i.aren, Greig and Co. No. 221, Moulere Station, August 21, 18(56. J.IROM and after this date POISON lor I 1 DOGS will be laid on the Hun of I Messrs. Glassford Bros. I Matakanui Station, Apri J27 ISG6. SAMUEL EENOHOUFFE, SCANDINAVIAN HOTEL, Drybread. ~ Billiards, Comfortable Bed-Rooms, Good Stabling Veterinary F hoeing Foi£&
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Dunstan Times, Issue 242, 14 December 1866, Page 3
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388Page 3 Advertisements Column 4 Dunstan Times, Issue 242, 14 December 1866, Page 3
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