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Oamaru Mail, Volume XIV, Issue 4538, 29 November 1889, Page 4

PUBLIC NOTIOE To Travki. This Skaboh In the Awamoko, Duntrooo, Otlako, Kurow, and Hakaterataea JUistrlote, The famous Clydesdale Stallion, n> A N T I N ROBIN, by Young Prinoe of Waloa, Torms—L3 10s; Groom fee, ss, p*yablo at first service. Guaranteea as per agreement. For farther ptrtloulars apply to JOHN FHICKKR, Proprietor, Awam- ko; 30S Cr to the Groom In charge. s Tbo Pure-bred Clydesdale Stallion IS WILLIAM WALLACE Will travel this Season Kurow, Otlako, and Hakateramea. Sir William Wallace was bred by Mr Holly, of Looiton. Sire, Sir Colin I'ampbell, bred by Mr SymoDS, t-'ymons Plains, Tasmania; dam, lioll, bred by Robort Stephenson, Athol Bank, Talerl; tho pro* porty of Mr T. O. Viokers, Timaru. Bire, Blair's Champion ; dam, Daohesa. Bell was the champion mare of tho Talerl, thus eliowing Sir William Wallaoo to bo ono of the right breed. Mr William Wallaoa is a beautiful dark bay horse, standing lGi hands high, with immense bone and hair. Ho has an oxoollont temper, and la a sure foal-gotter. a prize-taker bo was plaocd first at Kaiapoi and second at Walmate. Torms: L 3 3j, payablo at end of Beaaon. Groom's Fee, 53, payablo at first service, All mares sold or exchanged to bo paid for as in foal. All demands payablo to tho groom at the end of aeitson, WILLIAM PHASER, Proprietor, Kurow, To Stand this Season At Weston Farm, And will servo a limited number o£ mares, THE IMPORTED CLYDESDALE STALLION, ENFREW JOCK, R Renfrew Jook ia a horso well-known to farmer* and breeders, ho having travelled this district some yoirs ago, co that It ia needless to give his pedigree. A praes psddook will be providod at tho farm for mares ooming from a distance, Torms—L2 2s each maro, half guarantee, payablo at end of Boason ; L2 2s whon maro provoß in foal. All mares sold or exchanged servioo to bo paid for immediately ohango of,owner takes place. D. M'GREGOIt, Proprietor, 471 Woaton Farm, Tho well-known Clyde?dalo Stallion T OfcCD HADDi will travel this eoason In tho Awamoko, Ngaparn, Maorewhona and Ountroou districts. Terms, L 4 4s, Groom's Foo, sa, A. BALFOUR, Proprietor, Ngapara. Will travel this season In tho Otiake, Kurow, and Hakateramea districts, Tho Clydesdale Stallion "O O N N Y SCOTLAND (New Zealand Stud Book 45,) Sira, Sir Waller Scott (imp); dam, Colin Campbell, ownoi and bred by Mr James Walls, Khiapoi. Terms, 14, payable on January 20th, 1890. Groom's fee, ss, ALEX. BAT,FOUR, Proprietor, Ngapara. QUITE TRUE 1 A FEW ADVANANCE3 OY THE Dresden piano company's HIRE PURCHASE SYSTEM. Ist—No matter where you live, It enables you to beoomo tho owner of a thoroughly good and Bound Pianoforte or American Organ by simply paying the Hire for a stated period. 2nd—Possession ia obtained on paymont of the First Monthly or Quarterly Instal* moat. 3rd—No further expenßO whatever la In* ourred beyond the Instalments for the porlod agreed on, 4th—The Piano or Amerloan Organ can be ▼changed for one of a better olaai at time within tho period of hiring, sth—La exoelleut Piano or Organ (war* ranted for 10 years) can bo obtained for a deposit of 30s and payment of 30a monthly. 6th—A First-olaaa Guarantee Is given with every instrument pnrohaaod, 7th—Catalogue!), torms, eto., poßt free on application. Shebt Music a Specialty. THE DRESDEN PIANO CO.'3 DEPOT QItJITE TRUE. jpETER ORB, COAL MERCHANT. Bhuind.Pobt OmoH, Oamaru, Newoastle Coal arriving at short intervala and Special Reductions made if taken from Ship's side. All kinds of Now Zealand Coal keptj also Firewood In Bhort and long engths. Drain Pipes all sizes. 108 WATERING Pots of all sizes, japanned and galvanlied, now to hand ; also Garden Tools of all descriptions, at the Little Dust Pun, Thames-street. JAPANfcS® Folding fcreono, suitable for stovo ornaments, 2s 6d each; alio handled Fans, for wall decorations, 2d to 6d oach, lacquered Cabinets, Glove Boxet, eto., etc., at particularly low prloos, at the Little Dust Pan, Thames-street. C BURNS, Milk Dishes, Butter Pati and Prints, in variety, and at lowoet prioos, at tho Little Unat Pan, Thameß-atreot. JUST Opened, a large oonßignmonti of Earthenware and China, oompriatng yellow mixing bowls and pie dishes, toilet ware, oupß and sauoerß, tignros and vases, hot water jugs, dinner ware, ohinn tea seta, butter jars, mags, oandlestlaks, otc., eto,, eta. Inspection Invited at tho Little Dual Pan, Thames-street, JUST PUBLISHED- price, One Shilling: "Our Ktbs. and how to ran Th*m"; With an Introduction on the Influenoo of School Life on Sight and Health, By Wm. M. Stenhouae, M, D. (Honorary Pbysiolan Dunedln Hospital; late Clinioal Assistant Royal Ophthalmio Hospttl, Moor fields; and Golden fcquare 1 hroat Hoßpital, London.) Dnnedln. J. WILKIE & CO. and all Bookaellera,