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Mataura Ensign, Volume 11, Issue 833, 14 December 1888, Page 5

Tinsmiths ' E. LOVfiLL, " PLUMBER, ZINC WORKER, TINSMITH T>AINTBR, Paperhanger and Lead Lighi -*- Manufacturer. REPAJBS OS 1 ALL DESCRIPTIONS. All -worn: Guaranteed and at Reascnabl Bates. E. L O V E f. L, GOBK. Tinsmith, Plumber, &c, Gore I THANK you for your support since coming here. I have increased my workshop accommodation, and will continue to charge the same moderate prices ihat I have done in the past, TIN GOODS Of every description kept in Btock, or made to order. DAIRY FACTOEY MILK CANS manufactured of the finest sheet steel, from 5 to 50 gallons, on the mobt improved principle ESTIMATES GIVEN for all kinds of work—Spouting, Water Tanks, Portable Copper Boilers, Baths, &c, &c, &c. SPECIALTIES. Watt's New Sheet Steel Milit Bucket something that will last a lifetime, and can be left in a will. : The Bcjcket OF THK FUTUBE. Watt's ACME Patent Pudding Dish. No cloth or bag required, cooks in half the time ; half expense ; finest thing ever manufactured. Sent carriage paid any address for 3s. KNITTING. Lao'ies' and Gents' Under Clothing, Socks and Stockings, aod every description of Knitting to older. Come in and see the wonder-. t ul machine at work at 'I lIC Uft V© HOUSEHOLD REPOSITORY {jtOI*C« The StudTO STAND THIS SKASON AT ROSEHILL FARM, CHATTON mHE Clydesdale Entire Horse, WANDERIN' WILLIE, Foaled on 14th December, 1878, bred by Mr Robert Muir, North Taieri. Wanderin 1 Willie is a beautiful bright bay, stands 116^ hands high, good bone, with the right kind of hair, fine symmetry and splendid action. Sire— Fowler'a Wallace, bred by Mr Dsnald McKinlay out of his prize mare *'Rosio"by "Lofty," bred by the famous breeder of Clydesdale stock, J, N. Fleming, Esq., Knockdon, Ayrshire. Dam — " Bell," g. dam " Nell." Nell's sire Glasgow Geordie by Champion out of Mr A. Warnock's Maggie. Wanderin' Willies stock .cm be seen by breeders, and requires no. recommendation in this place. Its quality ia uaivaisally admitted. Terms to suit the times- Guarantee, L 2. P. FISKfiN, m 620 Proprietor. TO stand this season at Gore, aad trave the Mataura, Otama, Chatton, Waikaka .ftiversdale, and Surrounding Districts, THE PURE-BBED CLYDESDALE HORSE YOUNG EXTINGCJISHER, Bred by John Lindsay, Limestone Plaius,out of his fvnno'is mare, Rose, by Extinguisher. Terms— £2 10s,payable Ist, February,lßß9, Groom's fee, 2s 6d, payable at first service. Mares sold or exchanged, holders at first serI vice held responsible. JOHN LINDSAY, Owner ; ja722 W AT. L I N DS AY, in Charge . The Clydesdale Entire, PREMIER, WILL Stand a t Green Valley and trave the Waikaia, Wendonside, Wendon Chatton and Otama Districts. FOR PEDIGREE SEE CARDS. Terms— £3 ; £1 10s on Ist February, 1889, and £1 10s when mare proves in foal. Guarantees as per agreement. Groom's Fct>, 5s (payable at time of service.) A paddock will be provided at Green Val ley for m ires at 2s par week. All care take but no responsibility. m7f9 WILL.IAM MBE, Proprietor. TO STAND THI3 SSASON nt EAGLE TON FARM, OTAMA. The Clydesdale Entire OTAMA PRINCE. by Young Prince of Wales ; grand sire, Prince of Wales ; dam, Tib, by Young Napoleon ; grnnd sire, Eagleton (imp). Two shillings per week charged for grass for mares left with the horse, Owing to. the low price ruling tor horses, TJSMMS WILL CORRESPOND,y\z.,Qxx&i:antee 30s, payable Ist October 1889. Mares sold or exchanged owners at first service held responsible. m732'-« R. CROMBIE, Owner. ' THE CELEBRATED STALL ON SULTAN \I7ILL stand this ser.son Waikaka w V Kelso, and Gore. Ha will also travel the in ■ rven : ng dig-. tricts. Good qrasa to i»ny who send nvu-es to Waikaka — one month free. Term?, £3, one pound to be paid at the end of the season ; guarantee, &i. ra725 DAVID LAiMC. TO STAND THIS SEASON AT GORE The Shetland Pony JOHNNY SOUTER BY Tarn o 1 Shanter, out of one of Mr A. Mac Master's best mares. A pood paddock will be provided for mare if necessary. Terms 30s. , ( For further particulars apply to im73B . THOMAS GBSEN,