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North Otago Times, Volume CIV, Issue 13694, 9 October 1916, Page 8

PUBLIC NOTIOEB, • . BEDDING PLANTS. WE have, this season. an Extra ■ Choice Selection of BEDDING PLANTS, •comprising. Everything for tho Decoration of the FLOWER (JAllDENS. These plants are grown from tye best strain of Imported Ipcci'ls, some of which, arc now ready. Lists 011 apj'lication, Also ready: TOMATO PLANTS (Sunrise),, tho Best Variety for All Purposes, JOHN MAIN TEES STREET. 'PHONE IM. Gardens: Waiareka Jmiclion, 'Phone 215, "REX" AND "TOR" CREAM SEPARATORS. TITE BEST SEPARATOR MADE. Absolute Guarantee for Efficiency, Durability, and; Clean Skimming. LOOK AT THE PRICESO Gallons for £6. Railage paid and Guaranteed, Write for one of our free Catalogues. PvPJID AND GRAY, LTD., OAMARU,

ACCOMMODATION. PHI LP'3 NORTH OTAGO HOTEL. Pive Minutes From' Railway Station, .THE RECOGNISED HOUSE FOR BOARDERS. •Phis House under its New Manage- ' in cut offers Excellent Aecommoilation to the travelling public at a Moderate Tariff. Every Attention. Excellent Table, NORTHERN PRIVATE HOTEL, MRS HARVEY (late o£ the "Star and Garter ") Proprietress. This well-known House has been thoroughly renovated and is now a comfortable place to reside at. Excel.„,it Table, Reasonable Tariff. Hot ■nor daily (12 noou to p.m.). Is. BTIID NOTICES, TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON, LEE CREEK KING, Brown Colt, foaled 1013. Sire, Majestic Gift (imp.), 18,308; g-sire, Majestic Baron, 13,817; g-g-sire. Baron's Pride, 9122, dam Kate, sire Prince Regent, by Lord Salisbury (imp,), g-dam Blossom, by Emperor. Majestic Gift—dam, Baukend Maggie, 20,609; by Good Gift, 10,56-1. G-dam, Lady Agues, 10,00-1; by Goldmine,.9s-10. H-g-tlam, Lady Nancy, 12,8-1 fi; by Knight Errant, 4-IS3. G-g-g-dam, Maggie of [iouthfield, 838S, by Remarkable, 119-19. , TERMS: £5 5s half-guarantee, £2 12s fid at- end of season, ami £2l2s (Id when mare proves in l'oal. All mares sold o/ exchanged held to be in foal. JOSEPH JOHNSTON, Bomidarv Creek,

TO STAND THIS SEASON AT BLUFF FARM, TOKARAHI, And Travel tho Surrounding Districts of Ngapara, Windsor, Georgetown, Dnntroon, and Kmw, THE IMPORTED AMERICAN TROTTING STALLION, BON lIOMME. Sire, Bon Voyage ("min Ssoc), trotter, winner of (lie C'alifornian Futurity Three-year-old Stakes, lie was the sire nf Boh Guv ('Jinin msec), three-year-old winner of the California!) Futurity Stakes, anil several olhers equally last. Ron Homme's ilani was Floradon; sire, Atliadon. lie held lite world's record as a trolter as a yearling, an I produced several oiyhl and nine minnle (.rollers, Boh .Homme lias proved himself progenalor of speed in Bon Ami, who won his first race in Tiniaru as a fhrec-year-old and won in Dunedin mi iinlioppled Irotlers* race aboul three. inonllis af I or. Bon Ami was I lie only i'o.il sired hv Bon Homme the year ho landed—off a trotting bred mare. This is Hie lino to breed from for early malnrity for racing, or for a stylish trap horse. TEEMS: Five guineas for tlii? season. Good paddoekiiig at "s per week, All care taken, but no responsibility. Groom's fee, ss. JOHN PORTER, Proprietor. TO STAND THE SEASON AT NORTH ROAD, The Successful Imported American Sire, YOUNG- M'KINNEY. With a very limited chance YOUNG McKinney was fourth on the winning sires list for the past season, his progeny winning over £3OOO for the season. TERMS £G fis. Mares not- proving in foal may be relumed next season. Groom's fee, f>s. Grazing free for six weeks. All care but no responsibility. For further particulars apply to J. O'BRIEN, North Road. TO STAND 'AT NORTH ROAD. And Travel the Oamaru and Surrounding Districts, The Imported Clydesdale Stallion, BARON WIGTOWN. (1170, Imp.) , Bred by James L. Drew, Nether Barr, Newton Stewart. Sire: Baronson (lOflSl), Dam: Dandy (18790), by Prince Sturdy (10112), For full particulars see cards. TERMS: £5 ss; half-guarantee, Groom's Fee,'ss. 'Grazing for mares for six weeks free, All care but no responsibility. For further particulars apply to J. O'BRIEN, North Road. ,