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North Otago Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 8088, 28 September 1894, Page 3

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TTNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF 1 ' NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED). FOR DUNEDINr~Tin »ru, Lyttolton, , Wellington and Wostport— Tho s.a. BRUNNER, on Tuoaday, 2nd October. FOR GREYMOUTn, via Timaru, Lyttolton, and Wellington— Tho a.s. HIfiRALD,eaily. FOR NAPIER, via Timaru and Lyttelton — Steamer early. FOR AUCKLAND-Slottmor early. Note— Passougors and cargo booked to all New Zealand ports, and tho principal ports of Australia also, by Orient Lino and San Frauoiaoo aorvieo through to or from London. H. A1TKEN, Agent. NEW SHIPMENTS of"" Sh^oTing^ Calicoes, Crotomios, Umbrellas, oto. etc, Moro to open in a Fow Days.— Clayton, GAKOINKH, AND COMl'ANV. FREEHOLD IANDS FOR SALE. eldersliiTestate.

|%/f R REID is prepared io treat with Intending Purchasers for FARMS on thia Estate, in areas to suit applicants. AT WINDSOR. FIVE SMALL FARMS, Nos. 5 to 9, FOR SALE, varying'.from 25 to 38 Acres, adjoining tho Township, and close to Railway Station, Plans at Mit Dknnison's Ollice, Oamaru. ar7

A BOON TO HOUSEHOLDERS.

TIIW ALLANDALIfl COAL COMPANY (LIMITED), Near Shag Point. A Saving oif 25 Pmt Cknx on Yodu Coal Bill, /{HUE ALLANDALE COALia tho BEST -*■ PRODUCED ou tho Eastern Seaboard. Jtia an Excellent STEAM COAL, Unrivalled for Bakers, and a Good DOMESTIC COAL, burning with a rich oily ilamo ; doea not Sparkle, aud leaves a Whito Ash.

IT IS BOTH CHEAP AND EXCELLENT.

Orders Sent Direct to tho Mino promptly at tended to. sr20

TO TRAVEL In tho Oamaru District, and Stand at Commercial Stables, The Famous American Standard-bred Stallion TZ" E N T U C K Y. (I'ull brothor to General Tracy and Oaklands). Covorod two miles in 5min 38seu ; also ono mile in 2min d4sec. Ono of tho Best American Standard-bred Horses in tho Colonies. By Berlin (imp.) ; dam, Jonny Tracy (imp.) Kentucky is a rich bay with black points, nine years old, and a rare goor, with beautiful temper ; 10 hands high. Berlin, his siro, io too well known Io icquiro cotmnout. Ho wuh bred by A. J. Alexander, Esq., Woodburii L'arm, Kentiuoky, U.S. A , got by Woodford Mambrino, 2min 2J^scc; aam Sue Dudley, dam of i Mambrino Dudley. 2min lOsec ; 2nd dam, , Madame Dudley, by Bashaw Horse; 3rd dam, by May Day, sire of May Queon, 2min 2(>8eo ; Woodford Mambriuo's dam, Woodbine, 2miu 19see. Woodford Mambrino sired Abbotslord, 2m in 27isec ; Conwaj, 2min 22j}soo : Magenta, 2min 24sec; Lady M'Fatrulgo, 2min 29sec ; Dacia, 2min 25^see ; Georgo Ayer, 2min ,'50see. Mambrino Chief, siro of Mambrino, sired twolvo winners, with records fiom 2min iS^seo to 2min 22sec. Berlin is full brothor to Mambrino Dudley, 2tnin 19seo. Jonny Tracy, bred by Temple Borgen, .Esq., Mercor County, Kentucky, was got by Tom StauipH (standard), dam by Bourbon Chiof, .sire of Calmar, 2min 2^seo ; 2nd dam Lutio Rodgera, dam of Sophie Temple, 2min 27sec ; Abdallah Pilot, siro of Tom Stamps, was ftorn Mambrino Chief mare } 2nd dam, Burch's maro, Rosalind's dam, 2miu 21' J 'sec5 and sired Pieard, i'min lS^seej also Red Jim, 2min 28£co, at 3 years old. Tom Stamps' duir, Queen Dido, was ako dam of tho famous Rod Wilkes. Tom Stumps had a i'our«y ear-old recoid of 2min JjGseo, but died boforo having a chance at the stud. For further pedigree seo American Stud Book. Kontucky ran in harness 2 miles, timo Gtnin 38scc ; also won at LancaHter Park, 3 miles, 9min 23seo, as a four-y ear-old. Covered three miles in harness at tha Canterbury Agricultural and Pastoral Show Grounds on tho 12fch of August, 1892 ; time, 8min 2.'}sec, Also trotted 4 miles in lOmin 52sec on the samo ground in August, 1891. Trotted 1 mile in harnoBS at the Agricultural and Pastoral Grounds on August 11th, 1 898, in 2min 44seo, passing through a big field. Kontucky took 1st prizo at the Canterbury Show, 1890; took 1st and apecia pi izes, Rangiora, and 2nd prize at Leeutonl 1891 : 1892, first and epecial at Jtangiora, 2nd Cliristchmuh ; 189!}, 1st ut Christ church, beating horses from America. Terms — LA 4k bousom ; two or more mares as per arrangement. Grooming fee, Ga, I'or full particulars apply to Groom in charge, or to W. JARDEN, Owner, 33, Gloucester street, Linwood, Christchuroh.

WE LEAD-OTHERS FOLLOW.

npHE SUCCESS which has attended our -*- Spouial Efforts to supply our production at a prico in keeping with tho times, without in any way lowering tho quality of cither tho workmanship or matorials has been unprecedented. Notwithstanding tho extreme dull times, our Cash Turnovor is Fully Moro Than Last Soason's. Wo buy on tho very best to i ins, and Cash PurchaHora receive tho full advantages of tborLARGE DIS« COUNTS AND CONCESSIONS wo arc now able to command. In uddition to our .Largo Stock of OAMARU and othor COLONIAL TWEEDS, wo aro Constantly Receiving Direct from tho best English and Scotch tho LATEST STYLUS and MOST FASHIONABLE GOODS now being worn, and wo unhesitatint»ly assert that nowhere in tho colony can gentlemen acquire bettor value, or have a better selection to chooso from. Pattorna and Prico Lis on application, or forwarded with aolf -measure" ment chart to any address. Hats, Hosiery, Scarfs, Umloro'othing, Waterproofs, Overcoats, and MEN'S and BOYS' READY-MADE CLOTHING at Bed Rock Pricos

WILLIAM WADDELL, Mmuohant Tailou, Glasgow Clothing Houso, Oamaru, Timftru, ftufj {trad Kurow,