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Otago Witness, Issue 586, 21 February 1863, Page 1

Horse Stock. ■ " j * t ' " * *** &jf|!^£^fe mHE Entire Cart-Hor» tEHBS "wakwick,* Is now Simdwig at OtanoMOHO, MoLTSKOX. A Pnddock provided free of charge, where Mares may be Jell at the ownen>' risk. Terms :— £s for each Mare j to be paid when the Marfs are takeu away. m H fi Entire Homm LJ^jj&wpjjk "SAMSON" ;|§g|||g||» "SCAVENGER, Wiil Serve Mares this Season, commencing tbe Ist November, and ending the Ist February, 1863. Terms :— £i 4a. ; Groomage, &,, for either of th« Horses. All Fees to be paid before the removal of the Mares. Apply to ROBERT KEMP, Springfield, Tokomairiro October 24, 1862. _ TO STAND THIS SEASON, At James Smith's, Livery and Bait Stables, Qeorgt* Street, Dunedin. mHE Thorough-brad Horn ffl^^^J "FRANTIC* Frantic, bred by — Redwood, Esq., of Jfelson. !s by Sir Heicul-s, dam, Florance ; grandam, Fiotn M'lvor, Florance, by Gil Bins, (.imported). Frantic is a Blood-bay with block points; 16} hands high, with grt-at power and symmetry. Termt :— 4 Guineas ; and 5s the groom. An alldwance made for two mares of the s&mft owner. TO STAND THIS SEASON, At the Race Coursr Hotel, North Taiihj And in the Tairbi Distbicis. fTIHB Thorouzh-bred" Bntir ]|^||3P "WELCOME." Welcome, by Jersey (imported), dam Mossrose, out of Miss drizzle (imported). Jersey, by Buzzard, by Blacklock, dam Cobweb, winner of the Oaks at Epsom, 1824. Welcome combines the stoutest and fastest blood in Tasmania. He has won a great many larg« stakes there, and in his last race he ran six two* mile heats. Terms:— £s 53. ; all demands payable on Ist February next. The groom's fee of ss. to be paid at the time of covering. We comb will leave the Race Course Hotel «Very Tuesday, calling at the Club Stables, Dunediu Standing at McColl's, Green Island. Tnesdnv night McKay's, Fast Taitri, Wednesday and ThVsda nights. James Barry's, West Taieri, Friday night. Hume to Race Course Hotf-1 on Saturday night. For furth' r particulars, apply to George Smith, proprietor, or Messrs. Diuver Ma«lean it C«. TO STAND THIS SEASON, As Kaihihu, South iS^i^^ix. 4H. rpHE splendM fet|?i' Drtught Punch is a bay; 5 year old; by Matchless, &«. &c, imported from Tasmanh. Terms :— £s, payable on delivery of Msre. Groomage, ss. Paddocks provided free of charge for Mares, witl»« out responsibility. JOHN T. DALRYMPLE. ■ LARGE DISPLAY OP NEW SUMMER DRAPE RT, Direct' from the Scotch; English, and French Markets. TXTALTEB HISLOP. (Late Sinclair and Hislop,) PRIITOES-STItEBT, DtJKEDIK, Next Switzers Buildings, . - Having now made arrangemnets to carry on' the business of the above firm entirely on his own account, has opened for sale a Large Assortxihv SUMMER GOODS, And begs to solicit a share of public patronage. The under-noted Goods have been purchased in the home markets specially to order, and for quality and price cannot be surpassed. A few prices quoted show what goods imported direct can now be produced for In Dunedin. Fancy summer dresses, in different materials, from Oil per yard i Prints, 6 1 pervard ; ginghams, 6d per yard Silk dresses, 39s Filled shawls, 10s 64 ; filled plaids, 29» Summer shawls, 7s 6d Black French Merino, 3i per yard Mantle cloth,' 4* 6d per yard Striped cotton hose, 6 1 per pair Crinoline skirts, 83 6d ench Black Llama plaids, 6s ftl W,H. has also received his usual assortment of FIRST-CLASS DRAPERY, Which, being selected and purchased in the horn* markets prior to the late heavy advances, he can offtr ai the most moderate and reasonable* prices, consisting of— ,C<'lored silk dres^s, black silks, summer plaids and squares, blnck lace /squares, embroidered plaids and squares, black llama plaids, black silk mantles, light cloth mantles, summer dresses, grenadines, balzarines, baregc r .mohah?, llamas, lustres, muslin dresses, prints, ginghams, summer petticoat stripes, straw hats, hornet", Paris pattern millinery bonnets, ribbons, flowers, luces, gloves, silk Lisle thread and cotton hosiery, parachutes, white thread riding gloves. Ladies', children's, nnd infnnts' underclothing, corsets, me. Children's pelisses, dresses, pinafores, blouses, robfs, mantles, cups, hoods, hosiery, Knickerbocker s>uits, crinolines. MOURNING GOODS, In barege, llamn, merino, Cohurg, silks, crapes, mantles, squares, shawls, mantles, &c, &c. CHALAS, & A VARIETY OF MATERIAL FOR CHILDREN'S DRESSES'. Witneyand Bath blankets, linen and cotton slicetlng, pillow linens, bedroom and bath' towels, , window muslins, linen^and cotton tick 3, window hollands, &c.,&c. GENTLEMEN'S OLOT.BIH O. Ties, scarfs, hats, and caps > Merino and cotton hosiery Fancy wool shifts ' Collars Silk and cambric handkerchiefs Kid, Lisle, and thread gloves Dre-9 shirts ; . *■ Silk and alpaca umbrellas. SMALL WARES & FAJtC*; tiOOttk MILLINERY, DRESS & qLOik MAjflNCr EXISCU'FED.I ... V * And under tbe management of experienced assiHant* W.H. particularly requests all accounts: duoto tht late firm of Sinclair h Hislop to be paid, to W U*** ■ . awdUtelj, , > , .* . " ; -"