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Marlborough Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 139, 12 November 1887, Page 3

To Stand This Season mat PURE BRED OLYDISJL d\lej:o se Sir Robert Bruce, Urea by Mr William Boagof Canterbury j For Pedigree particulars and J disuicts visited sue card j Terms—£3 per mare; guarantee £1 iOs For iwo or moie mares the b na fide property of one owner liber d terms wi ! be given. Applv to ' 0. GOMEZ, Owner. Or To the Groom in Charge, 700 To Stand this seaso at Mahakipav/a. The Thoroughbred Horse PAT ill Cl US by Patriarch —Escape, Patriarch by Yattendon. (Sire of Chester), dam Days of Old, by Irish Birdcalvhor, Yattendon by Sir lie miles, Ca-saudra by Truss, Alice Grey Escape by Peter Flat by iTatcatcher (winner of 1?,000 Guineas) out of Glenara by Sultan, Tram poline Flnlcateher by Torn hstouc (winner of bogm - ). Patncius lias proved himself a a good perform r over inn her ami on the flat,; he has aDo proved himself a first class weight carrier as will be seen bv his ' elle performance in Welling'ou carrying IL stone he cut out the mile in L min 49 see j (the fastest time on record in N.Z. under the weight) leaving behind him Reputation, Miss Barnum and •tor o others. It w.il ilius be ween that he is botli a fast horse and a weight carrier combined Mares kept free o l ' change at Mahakipawa till stinted. Tea .ns .£3 10s p<;r ir.are, payable by the Ist of January 1838. Gruoinuyc fee os payable at first service. For particulars apply to, JAMES FELTON, Mahakipawa DONALD FELTON, Blenheim. Or, GROOM IN CHARGE.

CLEARING SALE PRIOR TO REMOVAL TO NEW PREMISES. J. B* PIGGTT. Clothier and General Drape r . , yy r ILL HOLD A Gi EAT CLEAREST a a I,IA ©iVJU V-J OF Calicoes, Flannels, Sheeting, Shirtings, Hollands, Dress Material etc-, Men’s and Boys’ Clothing J 1 a Is, Boarfs, • Sldvts, Collars, etc. Everything 1 Must be Sold before .Removal. Conimoncing@TO-DAY’, Oet. 22nd. INSPECTION INVITED.

Temperance Boarding HouseMAXWELL ROAD, (Late Connell’s) D. McArtney, HAYING taken possession of the above Boarding llonso, is prepared to offer all tiro conveniences of a comfortable Homo, at reasonable charges, An Excellent Table Kept. JaEALS AT ALL HOURS. Good Beds, 716 “Arrived from AmericaJ, McKenzie & Go, 1 TT - f' 11 V '*3 Q A-* <U & Vo A A i O * Have just Opened at the OLD STAND r J ''HEY hope to see all Old CusI | toniors ;.n! as many rev as '"n roll up. They thank the Public for past f iv->rs and trust to merit still further support in the future.