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Timaru Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 3445, 13 October 1885, Page 4

Wanted, '■ ANTED— TWO GOOD. PLOUGHMEN. Apply, Levels Ebtatb. 10-13 4469 ANTED KNOWN— Another SHIP: 'MENT: of TWEEDS,. &C, Just Opened Out at Wk. Stobbt's, Tailor, Temuka. 10-13 4471 WANTED— A BAKER, must be a single man of sober industrious habits. None other need apply. Jambs Mbeban, Makikihi. 10-12 4456 WANTED— The Inhabitants of Geraldine and District to know that G. CUMMING, BOOTMAKER, has Commenced Business m GERALDINE, next to Mr R. Morrison, Storekeeper, where he MAKES and REPAIRS Boots and Shoes NEATLY, QUICKLY, and CHEAPLY. 9-28 4240 , - - •;., .: WANTED — 500 " DOZEN PINT BOTTLES, m large or small quantities, delivered packed to Timaru Railway Station. Apply, stating price per Doz., to W. C. Davis, Herbal Beer Manufacturer, East Street, Ashburton. 10-13 4482 TO TAILOKS. WANTED — A GOOD "" GENERAL HAND. Apply— WM. STOREY, Tailor, kc, 10-13 4472 ' Temuka. " NEW SPRING STOCK, XUST OPENED — Ex a.s. " ARAWA." ALSO, COLONIAL MANUFACTURED GOODS. COWAN'S CLOTHING & OUTFITTING WAREHOUSE. .:: .-,•■ 10-10 4440 • Tenders. npENj)ERS will be received "on or before JL THURSDAY, OCT.~lstb, for DISCHARROWING 150 acres, more or r tlesa, I Fallow land near Hilton at pcr'Stroke; Contractor to find Disc Harrows.Apply to ' E. P. SEALY, or R. CALVERT, 10-10 4436 '.-.. Bllerslie, Hilton. /TIMABU HARBOB BOABBf^, TENDERS FOR WHARF EXTENSION, Contract No. 97" ' TIEITDEBS will be receivedPby the CfiairX." man of the Timaru HarS'or Board up to 4 p.m. on Tuesday, the 20th day of October, 1835, for an EXTENSION, of tht> WHARE (120 feet long), adjoining the Mole. ' Tenders must- b"e endorsed "Tender" fc* Wharf Extension, Contract if q. 9." The Lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. ■,- Flans and Specifications to be seen at the Harbor Board Engineer's Office. . -.-■-. - JOHN HAMILTON, 10-T 4403 Clerk of Works, T.H.8." - Stud Horses. BETRAYER. mHIS THOROUGHBRED HORSE will JL travel the Timaru, Temulca, Winchester, Orari, Pleasant Point, and Pareora Districts this Season. -►*•• ■'■-'•- : -\" BETP.AYER was foaled m 1876, and fe acknowledged to be the handsomest son of old Traducer. BETRAYER is by Traducer (imp.), out of Idalia (imp.) ; Traducer, by The Libel, out of Arethusa ; Idalia, by Cambuscan, out of Dulcibella. BETRAYER as a two-year-old, won the Castbbbt/bt Champaonb Stakes, beating six others j as a three-year-old the OantebbubY Ctjp. (w.f.a., 2J miles) ; the WAsakvui Cup of a ThousaTid Sovereigns, beatins;- 14 others -andtheTrMAßuCcp. BETRAYER'S dam Idalia is own sister to Onslow'Xone'of the only Horses that beat the l famous Cremorne as a two-year-old), who is now one of the most successful sires m England. Cambuscan, the sire of Idalia, is also sire to the celebrated mare Kincsem, who has won no less than 64 races, including the' Goodwood Cop, without suffering a single defeat, and Camballo, winner of the Two Thousand Guise^s. Dulcibella, the dam of Idalia, is a daughter of the famous Voltigenr, whoseblood is how so much sought after. She won the Cesabewitch Stakes of 1860, as a three-year-old, beating 29 others". -- - - - - ■ -- ■-— - — *■ Terms— £3 10s ; Groomage fee, ss. ' . JABEZ LUKEY, . . Proprietor, Stone Stables, 9-26 430 ft. -■■ ' Timaru. 'TtHE CLYDESDALE ENTIRE LUCK'S ALL ' WILL TRAVEL THIS SEASON m the Timaru, Point, Mount Horrible, and Surrounding Districts. Teems— £s 6s each mare, payable on Ist January, 1884. Groomago fees, 6s, payable at time of service. . ROBERT DAVIE, 9-28 4311 , , Proprietor. nno TRAVEL THIS SEASON BETWEEN TIMARU AND WAIMATE, THB PURE CLYDESDALE ENTIBE "B A N P XJT A Zi Y." Imported by Ms Albxandeb MoWhbskub, Terms, £5. Groomage, 6s. Apply, ■ • GEOBGE BARCLAY, j 10-12 4468 Timant