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Marlborough Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2009, 13 November 1886, Page 4

KAITUNA STEAM SAW MILLS. JOHN HORNBY is now pro* pared to deliver Rough and Planed Timber of every description, in any quantity, on the shortest notice, to any part of the district. 105 JuHN HORNBY. SULLIVAN BREMNER FAMILY BirCHERS, <L-c., RENWICKTOWN. BL'Xr to in/orm the public of Renwicktown and surrounding Districts that they have started in ti e above business and respect fully so'icits a fair share of the Public Patronage. Orders Promptly attended to. SULLIVAN & BREMNER, RENWICKTOWN. 761 MONEY TO LEND. JN sums from £IOO to £30,000, at Current Rates on Freehold Property. ROGERS AND BARLEYMAN. Q^Lml V ft THOMAS’ Carholised Sheep Dip. mH E Cheapest and Most Efficient 1 Specific for the Eradication of either TICK, LICE or SCAB IN SHEEP, was awarded FIRST POSITION

At the Competitive Trials (of j nine different Dips) held in 1863, J under the auspices of the Hawke’s i Bay Agricultural and Pastoral j Association, and has since been j almost EXCLUSIVELY USED BY THE LARGE FLOCK OWNERS IN THE NORTH. It has stood the Test of TWENTY YEARS’ EXPERIENCE IN AUSTRALIA, And is remarkable not only for its Curative Powers, bu also for the VERY SOFT AND LUSTROUS CONDITION IN WHICH IT LEAVES THE WOOL. Ful particulars as to Trials, Price, and the use of the Specific can be obtained on ap» pljcation to Sole Agents for Marlborough, Holmoft and Bell, 2536 High Street, To Stand this Season ' at K&ituna. rjIHAT THOROUGH-BRED HORSE 1 LEOS is a Chestnut six years old, standing over lti hands i i height, with gnat l one and power. Cot Ly Loolinus, out of Petroleu-e, hv Oxford, rut of Hartshorn, by the Touclis one horse. Mountain ' DtSr. Oxford the sire oji Sterling, whose Isonomy, v/ae the best horse iu England. Leolinus (himself a grand performer) is by the Stockwell hoise, Cater r, from Tasmania, who is by Melbourne. It will thus be sern that thjs horse combines in a marked degree those strains of blood now so much sopght for by English breeders. Apart frpm his other performances, Leoij wop the Dunedin Suburban Welton. His feat ip winning the Epsom Welter Handicap, one mile and a hajf, as a three-year-old, uuder the impost of 10st 51b, in the unprecedented time of 2 min. secs, stamps him as a(weight carrier of no ordinary merit. LEOS will visit Canvastown every Monday, returning through Havelock aod Kai' uncoil Tuesd»ya ; at his own stables on Wednesdays and Thursdays ; Spring Creek, Marlboroughtown, and Blenheim on Frida>a; returning home on Saturdays by Ren wick New Hoad. Good paddocks will be provided at Kailuua for mares at 1/- per week. Every care ta}<en, but no responsibility incurred. TERMS.—For Thoroughbred M ar .es, Seven Guineas; others, E_.uit Guineas. Groomage fee, 5/-, to be paid on first service. A libprai reduction as per agreement, will be rp a de op twp pr more i mares, t fie lfOnafi.de property of one person. AH fees to be paid by Ist January, 1880. JAMES DAVIES. Note. —LEOS will visit above places, vers and accidents permitting . 989 To Grovetown SubscbersWE have authorised Mr Geo, -B Ay cHait p , one A gent to COLLECT ALL MONEYS at > Grovetown due to fbe 1 i«ks to I June 30th, and we respectfully request that all amounfs BE PAID'i to him at the earliest possible con- I v< nience. CA£D & BARONE, Blenheim, Aug, 13th 1886. I