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Ellesmere Guardian, Volume XXVIII, Issue 2696, 4 October 1905, Page 3

ESTATE OF THE LATE PATRICK ' McOABE, FARMER, DOYLESTON. l , 1 j ' TT)ERSONS having Claim against the 1 above Estate are requested to forward same m full to Box No 3, Post Office, Leeston, not later than SATURDAY, 14th inst. JOHN McVINNIE, Wm. HOLLEY, Executors under his .Will, " TENDERS ~ ARE invited for CARTING 100 YARDS OF SHINGLE From Selwyn River to Lake Road Station Lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. H. Neave< ; Leeston. TO LET. A HOUSE of 8 Rooms and Outhouses, ? standing on 3 Acres of Land at Killincty, lately occupied by Mr Wm. Stackhouse, who has left the District. i .. For |urther particulars, apply to I H. MoLenaglian, '" > j Killinchy. NtfW ZEALAND RAILWAYS dUnepin spring races. ii|h and 14th October, 1905. HOLIDAY Excursion Tickets at 2d per mile first-class, id per mile second-class, 'ndiriimum 4s and 25 respectively, mileage counted one way only, will be issued to Dunedin lrom Christchurch, Kingston, and intermediate stations, including stations : on branches between those points, on the 9th and 10th October, available for return till 21st October. BY. ORDER. '[ WANTED KNOWN— ri OODS Sent by PARCEL POST to ROBERTSON'S -DYE WORKS, . 296 Colombo Street, Christchurcb, Will receive prompt attention. Gentlemen's Clothes and/Ladies' Dresses Cleaned, or Dyed and Pressed ready to be worn. ';•''• The colour is fast ; it wH ' not soil white linen. To Stand this Season at the Owner's Farm, the •Olydeodale Colt, Welcome Nugget. WELCOME NUGGET is a bright % foaled December, 19.2, has plenty of hair and splendid act ton. Welcome N ugget's sire Grampian, imp, is tbe sire of some of the most successful show stock Dam D>inah\hy K*lv.ia» by Jjcince Royal by Prince* Charlie, imp s • s V. * Terms — Guarantee £3, payable when mares prove m foal.^ Agreemeiif s :inad«* for. two mares or more.; All: mares sold or exchanged will be charged to original owner. : •■•■-"''• For further particulars apply to G&EENWOOD ; BROS , < Southbridge. THE IVIPOfitBD STALLION. Royal Fame WILL Stand at his Owrer's Farm, and serve a limited number of mates. TBKAIS— £S, payable Ist January, 1905. Groom age ss, at seivice. Grass, for mares at la 6d per week. Every care taken, but no responsibility incurred. J. BOAG, „ Middlerigg, Brookside. To Travel the Ellesmere District, The Clydesdale Stallion,. Field Marshal. PELD MAES HAL is a beautiful dark brown colt, foaled October 12th, 1900, bred by the late William Boag, Esq Burnside, by Marshal Keith, 7045, imp dam Primrose 111 by Lord Dunmore, 180 imp. Marshal Ke.th was bred by Mr James *rgo, Rothie-Norman, Scotland, m 1885, by McCamon, 3818, dam Dar-

ling IT, 43 6, by Ivanhoe 11, 339, grand dam Darling 5040. by Lorn 499, great grand dam Kate by Young Rob Boy 3328. Marshal Keith was a great prize taker, and was three times champion, and at the stallion show m Glasgow, m 1889, <ut of a class of 87 three year oida he was selected to travel the fctrathearn Disirict, and »vas awarded the premium of £100. McCamon 3818, bred by Mr John McCamon, fctranraer, Scotland, by Blue Kibbon 1961, dam Jess 1537, by Prince Charlie 629. Primrose 111 bred by Mr W. Boag, by Lord Dunmore 180 imp, dam Primrose by Kosebery, imp, grand dam Emma imp, by Darnley II great grand dam by Young Uampsie. Mr W. Boag is well-known as a breeder of high class Clydesdales, and has imported and bred many of the best, horses ever seen m the colony. - Terms - Guarantee, £4 5 £1 payable December 31st, balance when mare, proves m foal. Season £3, reduction of £1 per mare after first two mares. Groomage 5s- For further particulars apply -•"•■ JAS. HENDERSON, Owner, Dunsan^eli P* QmiXL k elwge, & gali, '