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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume 29, Issue 1523, 7 January 1899, Page 4

BiG^arWDoiiW, { HORSESHOER AND GENERAL BLACKSMITH. i NOW AT ; , .;?■■■» ' the-mole Week. . ERTGES STRICTLY >IO PERATE; : ;\'- ■'■■■• v..Agent foe... I?oot?L arricL jk'JDofialcUs ; ) IMPLEMENTS.

Insist upon taxing our Pare Teas. Sont be put upon. They are the Best Mid Cheapest. Absolutely pur;;. Copied 4 but never equalled.' .Guaranteed nicer and Better Value than any at 4d per lb. more money. Compare our 2/- Tea With any at 2/4, and our 2/4 with any at 3/- par lb. For BronchitU—WONDERFUL. For Influenxa-IN VALUABLE./ For the Vote*—EFFECTUAL./ For the Throat—PERFECT. At For Croup-A SPECIFIC. fff& i ft Testimonials are EeliaHa 1 1 '4 %. FEB BOTTLE. .'* - Prepared r bjr--i--'-; r r s, J, Ey&tf£ . - /' I PHARMACIST,, Naseby, ptagp,,N.Z. OTAGO CENTRAL MMMSS Sl/VDIDIER, LEVEN tSTREET,' NASEBY, ,Job Patronage during the past 20 years*, .He is prepared to supply every ; kindlo£-i' ';:??-= ':'■: £ :. •.-;"■ : ; HARNESS ~, ~.' y :,. ■'■-.i:V : :^.T : -.-:' •■ : and-...■■:--'■'■■:"':^^ r /-" '.'A SADDLERY, BINDER^TWINB OJL IN STOCK. Agenkfor thej;y.:\.'w...-..,.; ...](■ ■"■ \^\-' : ; CO.'S " .:] FIRST- e^ASS^^OH^ES,:;:: Regarding which ie will be pleased to ■furnish prices and 'full information BAKES, ' i PLOUGHS,! SCUFFLERS, AND THE MASSEY-HARRIS BICYCLE I | ;;-; ; =._Ry-H.O''S,IE:,- ; . T l s: XE'vEN 5 StREEIf ' Hotel, MpiSlil NOL ; .ir,P>tbipniETEEss. Excellent : aiid *commodious Jp"" ' "Stabling; 7 0??E CF ALCOOK'S PRIZE BILLIARD TABLES. 1 TO LET, LARGE HALL, •Suitable for Concerts, Balls, &c , Theatrical Companies liberally .-■'. dealt, mth;' TO TRAVEL THE MANIOTOTO DISTRICT THIS SEASONS v . • ...THE... ." i PUREBRED CLYDESDALE I - 'STALLION- ' BAR NONE, The Horse selected bj the Maniototo A. and P. Association. !~*AR NONE is a bright bay horse, with j three white points, largo flat bone, with a fine flow of long, silky hair, and is rising" five years old. Sire, Salisbury's Pride, bred by Robert Gawn, Esq., Deer Park; Taieri, and sold by him to Messrs Phillips, Auckland, for the highest figure ever paid for a colonial-bred horse. Salisbury's Pride was awarded first prize at the Taieri as a yearling, and second at the Otago A. and P. Society's Show, held at Tahuna Park, being beaten by Mrs Millcr'scolt Earl of Fife.- Since then be hns won a number of first and champion prizes. His sire was the celebrated horse Lord Salisbury, imported from Scotland by Mr J. F. Kitching, Moa Flat Station, at a cost of 1500 guineas. The dam of Bar None is Mrs Miller's wellknown brood marc, Taieri Lass, by Taieri Tom. .Taieri Tom, owned by the late Jamc3 Slinnd, Abbotsford, Taieri, was by Mr Grant's Gowrio—Sir Colin, imported from Scotland by the late George Bookless, Esq. Sir Colin's dam, Jess, by Old Sir Colin, was never beaten in Scotland. Taieri Tom's dam, Young Nancy, by Glasgow Geordio (imp.) Young Nancy, by Nancy, imported bythelatcMxYalpy......... • Taieri Lass is out-of Empress, by the late Mr Niaimo'M Kmporor, but of Kate, imported from Tasmania! TERMS : Has at the end o£ the season and 35s when the mare proves in foal. '*_. E.CA BR, Proprietor EOR Memorandum Forms, Bill heads, Visiting Cards, ajid all kinds of Plain and Fancy Printing,— Tit The Chuomclu. ' ' • ••••. J