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Timaru Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 2805, 19 September 1883, Page 4

Drapers WE BEG TO INTIMATE THAT WE havo ENTERED INTO CO-PART-NERSHIP as DRAPERS, GLOVERS, HOSIERS and SILK MERCERS, and purpose COMMENCING BUSINESS m the NEW PREMISES we have Leased from Captain Sutter, m tho Main North Road, under the style or title of T. and J. Thomson. THOS. THOMSON 1 JAS. P. THOMSON. Referring to tho above Notification, we havo pleasure iv Announcing that on SATURDAY, Ist SEPT., Wi 1 will make an OPENING DISPLAY Will. .. Choice Stock of New Goods, Carefully Selected, and Purchased at a considerable Concession. Having EXCEPTIONAL FACILITIES at our command, we do not he-it ate to SOLICIT from tho People of Timaru and Surrounding District a SHARE OF SUPPORT, the' r STERLING VALUE We are Propare I to Offer, coupled with the THOROUGHLY TASTEFUL STYLES i.v ont , DRESSMAKING, MILLINERY AND Mantle-Making Departments Being tho Merits on which we Base a Claim to tho Confidence of the Public. T.& J.THOMSON, DRAPERS!, 3 TIMARU. S-25 6'4j5 t Stud Horses TRUMP CARD WILL STAND THIS SEASON at the Homestead. Terms — £4 ; groomage, 3s ; paddocks, free. 3 L. WALKER. ' Four-Peaks, • Sept. 12th, ISS3. 0-15 6GU7 3 — ~- - ■ s TO STAND THE SEASON, ' AT ASHBUKTOJf, THE THOROUGHBRED STEEPLECHASE HORSE QUAMBY, Bred by John Field, Esq.. of Calslock, Dcloraiue, Tasmania. Tkiois : £5 os for each marc, duo Ist January, 188-t; or £1 4s if paid m cash at date of first j service, j Groom's fee 5s for each mare, ta be paid on first service. ' One marc m live, the homt five property ] of one owner, allowed free, except groom's fee. Accommodation will be provided for marcs at a reasonable charge. Every care taken, but no responsibility will be incurred. . Pkjhoree : Quambv is by Castle Hill (imp.), dam Medea, by Peter Wilkiiw (imp ), dam Blink Benny, by Conrad (imp.), dam Medea, by Mozart, by Whizgig (imp.), &c, &c\, &c. Castle Hill (imp.) is by Voltigeur, dam Bub at the Bowster, &c., &c, Sec. y Quamby is a rich bay with black points, 3 stands about ]5 hands 2 inches, has a re--1 markably good temper, and for substance and 1 easy style of going could not be surpassed. 1 An examination of his pedigree will show that Quamby combines the most fashionable ' strains of blood, cither lor speed or cu--1 durance. r For further particulars apply ROBT. WILKIN'& CO., Chribtehureh and Timaru ; , Or, JOHN CARTER, ' U-19 6733 Tiuwald. THE ANNUAL SHOW OF ENTIRE HORSES i Will take place on ,• SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29th, j Under fho auspices of the Timaru Agricultural and Pastoral Association, IN THE OLD SHOW GROUND, TIMARU. Every Person who intends to parade his Horse must enter the same at tho OlHec of [ tho Undersigned (Maclean and Stewart's i Buildings) on or before Thursday, September ' 27th, at Noon. | Two Cards will be delivered lo the Person j making entry, with a conspicuous number j thereon ; one to be attached on tho oIV side, and the duplicate on the near side of the Horse, both on the roller. Owners of Horses will bo subject to whatever regulations the Committee iind necessary : to make. Entrance Feo for each Horse, ss. The Gales will be open at half-past ten, ( and an Oflieial Parade of tho Horses will take [ place on tho Ground at half-past eleven ) sharp. . Admission to tho Ground, including Catai logue, ono shilling. i F. W. SIUBBS, 0-11 6643 Secretary.