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Oamaru Mail, Volume I, Issue 118, 6 September 1876, Page 3

LOST. T OST. A Uoogh-hairis*! CW* - bred j TERRIER DOG; whit*, with brown spot »>r>> back: one car br*»wn ; *•» ti»tname of " Little Man." Anyone bringing the same- to> Mr. Counts* will be rewarded. LO&T. from near .Mrs. RamsayV. Severn. street, SMALL BUNDLE OF CLOTHES*. Finder will oblige by returning ; the same to Wasmiso, Mail Office. 660 MEETING. OAMARC HARBOUR BOARD. tIIK asaal Fortnightly Meeting of the Hartiottr Board will tie held in the Board Room. Tjme-street. on FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER S. at 2 p.m. THO£. FORRESTER. Secretary. NOTICES. *0 STAND THls* s*KA!*OX. in the Ctamara District, and at Mr._ I'atcrsons private residence. Oamara. the fashionaMy bred and very superior Thoroughbred H<or»«" P K It TORE. Ry Panic ((imported*, out of Hester Grazebrook, by the Premier oat of Jits* hapten t*y Delapre ((imported}, ont of Mrs*. Roberts by Wanderer (imported): Panic by Alarm, ont 06 tjtncn of Reality by Melbourne, ont of Birthday by Pantaloon, oat of Hoßoria by Camel. &e... &c. I'ertobc ts a dark bay horse, seven year* old. standing U» itan«t» 3 inches* high, with great length, substance, and i|ii.ittty. and *iw one of the fastest, horse* that ever raced in Victoria. The fact tkit he has ,«•>£■ Pantaloon blood in ht» veins, is a great reeornincndntion, lor it » questionable if better Hows in any animal's. The very best runners and the grandest specimen:* of tine thoroughbred arc descended from I'nntalaoii. whwae blood cannot h<& exeelkd. The value of Pantaloon blood ts undeniable, having fnroished so many proofs not alone as to speed and. staying. Hint also as a mnning strain, foratthor.gh some others occasionally prnduee one or two ftrsfc-elasa animals, still few can compete with that in fjttestion as to number. For high breeding, good trae racing action, honesty and gameriess. with sjteed of reniarkabte brilliancy. I'crMio has ft" coital, and Thornttghbred Mare* put t» hint should breed gnixi racehorses. Terms,. £."» iV.. payable at end of .fanttary, 1877 : Grooms Fee. .is.. payable at first serPaddoeks provided at 23. fid. per week ; every care taken, bat no responsibility. tS-37

\OT I G K ~OOWLS TRESPASSING mi my premwes. wilt I>e DESTROYED. J. O'MEAGHER. "« K A T I N Cf R I N K. SKATING RINK. SKATING KINK. VOLUNTEER HALL, VOLUNTEER BALL. VOLUNTEER HALL. GRANT! OPENING NIGHT, THURSDAY, Tni SEPTEMBER. Admission, One Shilling. Vac of Skater. One Shilling. t>«or» open at 7.30. 657 THOMAS CLARK ft. CO. WAITAKI .ROAD DISTRICT. LENDERS arc tnviitad I>y the Waifaki Rnad ifoard j*>r the undermentioned WORKS, via. : FORMATION of aWt 173 CHAINS OF ROAD ami ERECTION OF CULVERTS hrtv:wn Blocks 1. and If.. Oamant. ttnder Contract 32. FORMING aivt GRAVELLING PORTION of Road K'ttvcen Sections 23 and 49. Rfnck IV., Papakaiio, under Contract 33. Plans and Specifications to l>e .wen at the Road Board Office. Tend«ra to f«a sent iti not later than the 126 ft SEITKMIJER. at Eleven o'clock. The Invest or any tender not necessarily accepted. JAMES MARTIN, Clerk to the Board. Oamaru. A»M.*t 29. 197«. 65G WASTES. jXJ ANTED, a LAMP-TRIM MER. Apply Vf .Hotel. Thamesstreet. •JSS WANTED— TO LET, TWO ROOMS, in Trent-street; plenty of water. Apply—H rea CBkies. 659