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Timaru Herald, Volume XXXI, Issue 1643, 27 December 1879, Page 1

' , ; Business Notices " ' ' ' _: '.',., ; 't, ,< , • " There- Is' 'but' one class fet^Golci rjyiedais for •: ' Exhibition, and the Decoration qf the.Cross pf the Legion 1 of Honour constitutes a superior recompense." 1 : (Signed) M. A. FETIS. JOHN BRINSMEADV SONS' P/fTENTSO^ENENTE Paris, 1878; the Cold Medal and the Silver Medal, Paris, 1878, the Gold Medal and-Diploma of Honour, South Honour, Paris, J867; Priz^TSs^ttalJ London, 1862, &c, : ''--■ 18a, WIGMORE STREET, LONDON, W. Illustrated Price Lists post free on application to the principal pianoforte dealers of Australia & New Zealand. HENDERSON & FERGUS Stud Horses. Gkohok Sibkbt, Dunhdin, — — - — BUILDEBS AND CONTRACTORS. rjiLii^ Importers of Marble and Slate Mantelpieces, York, Caithness, Castlcmaine, nnd Molms- /^^. iTv^nß/ bury Flaggings ; Marble, Granite, and I_adkSBgByEPCPBr Oamaru Stone Monuments. f -_ Q X RAVEL THIS SEASON, A large supply of Building Materials TIMAEU AN^SURROUNDING always on liana. DISTRICTS Estimates given, and all communications wioinu/io, punctually attended to. Iho Pure-bred Clydesdale Btalhoni Designs sent to a'l parts of tho colony on YOUNG CLYDE, application. ' Youko Cltdb is a Bright Bay, five years MINION'S PAVING. old, etands 17 hands high, with good symmetry _ and excellent bone. Clyde's progeny are H. &F. have on hand, and to arrive, a vast known m the Hampdcn nnd Oamaru amount of Monuments direct from Aberdeen ; Districts, no fewer than five Entires being md also have made arrangements for a regular kept from him. Yotjno Clydb is by Presimpply of Marblts Monuments from Italy, tlfent, by Marquis (imported), dam Kato, by rhey are therefore m a position to Bupply the Glaegow Geordio (imported), g. dam Lady ibove oheap»r than any other Firm m the Bess (imported), by Blaclleg (also imported), Frade. 4do Champion of tho World, having gained 67 I — ■ — ■ — ■ ~ " first prizes m England, Scotland, and Australia. It will be seen that Young Clyde claims kindred with Bomc of tho best blood imported. WH . M 0 L E A N, Terms-£5, payable to groom at the end of the season ; Groomage, 6b, Ipayable at LEATHER MERCHANT, " piddpoks provided free of charge, but no responsibility. Amekity Teeba.ce, Dumdas Stbeet, MUBPHY 4 PATERSON, 800 Procrielors. DUNE D I N . Manufacturer of Kangaroo Lace?, and Im- g? Tv^fel porter of Hides and Skins of finest quality. jfegHß^jy 12no mO STAND THIS SEASON, The Thoroughbrod Horso ■ MACILLEATHEAN rmfMrnr A By Tim Whiffler (Eng.), dam Flying Scud ; TEMUJtA. Fisherman— Jeanette, by Little John (imp.) j M« iv>t» T,T>ntrr-Kt ait it,., «'«?« Australian Stud Book. B J° B BoWl^' AfrTTIOBTWn Maobuibiuh is dark drown, rinng Office, and his receipt is a sufficient discharge. A , imitod n ' ambcr o f mftroß will bo nQ with this Horso at Ohapi. nnyir TTOTWT, TBMCTKA. Tbbms— £3 10s, one mare m five given to T-iri^Tn^sf ACCOMMODATION for »"»« owners. Paddock, free till Ist of 3P wSet, S fflfSTSui. of tho very best "* ** "" "*" H< jrandj. lOe6 A. L. BARKER. An Express will leave the abw* Hotel to xv °° meet every train j can, be hired on th* jrfHS^ ftremises. gAmmL BT JBROWS. j^jjiF^ tSoo Proprietor. W^«JFla "W 11111 STAND THIS SEASON fl i m^ggrf'v sherwood downs. M CORNELIUS AND SON • Torma— £4 4s, including Paddocking, &o. jaSfSrawfSmßip. *" COOKE AND^AINE^ Horses and Buggies Let out on Hire. £!&, Hones broken m to Saddle and Harness. j v Wl^^T Good Loose Boxes. ado STAN D THIS SEASON Stud Horses. In tue Geraldino, Kakahu, Orari, and Waihi Bush districts, ~~ ~/S^Ai Thorough-bred horse For pedigrco see cardsi Terms reasonable. r?iO jWI * Qoo^ paddocks and well watered, free of fcr 'Ti' *'*Hgljr m*' cbargo to Ist January. Evory care taken but mO TRAVEL THIS SEASON no roponsibi.ity.^ & qQ> TIMARU,TEMUKA,PLEABANT POINT 600 Pronnctors. & PAREORa DISTRICTS, " ~~ Tho Pure-bred Clydesdale Entiro Horso .rtll^"it conqueror. £wm£ma . CoNtJUKBOB is a Bright Bay, rising six ■iii^TFlintfari'i n years old; stands 16 hands 3 inches hichj of —^q grpAND THIS SEASON. immenso muscular power, and splendid J_ Afc Y in ; ng > 8 stables, Waimato, tho action. ,■,,■«, •»»•« -rar-.v Ihoroughbrod Stallion, COHQUBBOB was bred by Mrs Miller, West ° GUARDSMAN, Taieri, out of tho celebrated mare Kate (im- . B Talisman (for Pedigree see Cards), ported from Tasmania), and is by Emperer, m tny e \ botweon Waimato nnd Hakatefaout of the celebrated maro Kato (imported by cal |; n g at a \\ p ara , a j n tho District, the late Mr Jos. Strachan). . , , ' ' Good paddocks provided, but no reßponsiSire, Emperor. Emperor has gamed three d jj;j._ r first and three second prizeß. Emporor's sire, T^ m . £3 3. nnd 5b G CO omago Feo. Napoleon, (imported by J- Nimmo). Na- L. A. MAOPHEBSON, poleon by George Buchanan's Emperor, is out 2Q Proprietor. of Nancy (imported) j bred by Alexander Finlay, Esq., Sandy hills, near Glasgow. Nancy by the celebrated Garnary Horse, and her <fifc*Hte*fl(KyW dam by Scotsman. Nancy was first shown as iLl* iivMa? I" -J? ' a three-year-old, and got first priza at Hamilton, first at Balliestan, second at Glasgow, and J „ If second at Kilbride. She was next yoar shown i-<*w^^»W» as a brood mare at Glasgow and Kilbndc, rpO BTAND THIS SEASON, where she received similar honor*. J_ a t u r jllbebt Smith's, Albury, Cohquebob took the flret prize as a two- g bred Clydesdale Entire Horse year-old at tho Blucskia Show, 1875, and r NONSUCH, second prize for All-Comers and Agrd Horses By Rantin' Robin ; foaled 14th Oct., 1876} at the samo Show, and at Oumaru the follow- d-m N on p Me tt (imported) , by Peter Moßobie's ing year took Second Prize ws a three-; car-old oxco n on t horse, Scottish Chief, which m 1869 m a field of nino competitors. o t Edinburgh beat Peter Crawford's horse, A Froo Paddock for four wools. Evory n anl j n i R oo m.; ond Rantin' Robin, m 1870, care taken, but no responsibility. B li Dumfries, beat David Biddell's famed Terms— £s 6s each mare, payablo at tho \ xono p r i nco o f Wales Iso that as a 3-year end of the Season. Groomago feo, 6s. old Scottish Chief beat Rantin' Robin at JAMES GIBSON, Edinburgh Highland Society's 1869 Sliow 1 100 Proprietor. , an( j m jg^g at tuo D um f r ies Highland Show,- : ' Rantin' Robin beat David Riddell'e great _ . - /torse Prince of Wales, and Peter Mcßobie, •^^W^^^^ 'of Aberdeen, was the ownor of Scottish Chief, Sri I^lß% the' Blria 1 of Nonpareil, the dam of Glasson's W Iv-S? 2-year old Entire- Colt NONSUCH. ' ■ffiKrc'oßßr' TennVt-u'fi 4s per mare. »ißii'»r-— "■a- ALLAN &■ STUMBLES, Proprietors. TO STAND THIS SEASON, Uoo ' " IN TUB ' ' ... 1 . ___ I ' TEMUKA, GERALDINE, AND POINT l.niM'rtiflWP 1 ■•■ DISTRICTB, " ' G&JMimmw ■''• ' Tho Thoroughbrod Horse ' BmF^Sf.^ < ,' ,' ■" • J A N G L E R , MTTrmffialr^**^' " ""''• B7 SrNVstud f B T oo n kr m 8 -vain. Sffi^W ****>*. A VY at thb ' X6r full podicre'o and other' pprticolaru so , ';, , Bising 8 years old. Oirds ' ' ' For Pedigreo eeo Cards. 3o ; A ' aKAYNEK ' Propr^i Q e. IBoo' RO D SON 5 & 6 kTE BS ON.