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Timaru Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 3455, 24 October 1885, Page 4

Trespass Notices. NOTICE. A LL Ppmodb r-.md TRESPASSING m -»- pursuit of game or otherwite on lauds belonging to Mr Thos. Klng will bo prose outed. 8. A. BRISTOL, Piehuntine Creek. TO TRESPASSERS. "VToTloE— Persons m Pursuit of Game or Xri otherwise on my place at MOUNT HORRIBLE, without a Written Permission, wiU be PROSECUTED. I Caution owners of Dogs that POISON has been LAID m my Paddocks. 10-13 4470 GEO. H. RHODES. Sporting. TIMARU RACING CLUB. OWNERS, TRAINERS, and JOCKEYS, can obtain PASSES from Me before 5 o'clock THIS DAY. None will bo issued «fter to-day. W. COLLINS, 10-24 4597 Hon. Sec. Timaru Eacing Club's SPRING _MEETING. TUESDAY, 27th OCTOBER, The Dai Befobb the Snow. President R. Rutherford, Albury. Vicb-Pbesidbnt, W. Sudgen Armitage, Otaio. Judgb I. R. Jones, Wai-iti. rHE Programme of tho day will consist of HURDLE RACES, STEEPLECHASES AND FLAT-RACING. (First race starts nt 1 o'clock.) Special Trains will leave the Timaru Station at 12.10 and 1.10 p.m. First Class, 2s 6d ; Second Class, 2s, including Admission to Course. The TotalisAtobs will be stationed on the Lawn and Outside. Mrs Dawe will bo m charge of Ladiea' Cloak Room, and will supply Tea, Milk and other Light Refreshments to visitors. Tho Timaru Garrison Band have been specially eiguged for the occasion, nnd will perform a choice selection of inueiu during the day. All Dogs found on the Course will be shot. WILLIAM COLLINS, 10-24 4598 Hon. Secretary. Business Notices. SELLING OFFfsELLIKG OFF! SELLING OFF! IV/r FRUHAUF, PAWNBROKER, JEWELLER, AND TOBACCONIST, Begs to Inform his many Customers that he is GIVING UP BUSINESS, and Positively LEAVING THE DISTHIOT within a few woeks. He is therefore selling his large and well-aßsorted Stock ut HALF the USUAL PRICES, and invites an early visit from all persons wanting Real Bargains. Ho Reasonable Offer Refused. Anyone wishing to procure a Business established Seven Years, for a very modest sum, would find tho above an EXCELLENT INVESTMENT. For full particulars apply to M. FRUHAUF, 10-22 4581 TIMARU. D. I. C. NOW OPEN". THE DRAPERY AND GENERAL IMPORTING COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED (CO-OPERATIVE). CAPITAL £125,000, In 250,000 Shares of 10s each. B. HALLKNSTEIN, Chairman of Directors. frYHE Company place at the disJL posal of tho Public a bona fide WHOLESALE AND FAMILY WAREHOUSE, ope a to all consumers, who are thus enabled to purchase the smallest quantity of goods at tho same price, and m some instances less than the largest shopkeeper pays to tho wholeBale houses. The Public of Christchurch and Visitors from tho Country are at all times welcome to Visit the Premises toinepect the entirt-ly NEW STOCK, nnd to inquire Prices set without being pressed to purchase. (S3S~ Applications for Shares can be tnado at the Office of tho Company, where Pro9pcctuß and all information can bo obtained. IS. C. BROWN, Manager. CASH EL STREET, CHRISTCHURCH, AND HIGH STREET, DUNEDTN. 10-10 444 Stud Horses. BETRAYER. THI3 THOROUGHBRED H'^RBE will travel the Timnni, Temuka, Winchi-Bter, Orari, Pleasant Point, and Pareora Districts this Season. BK'IKAYER was fouled m 1876, and is acknowledged to be the handsomest son of old Iniducer. BET (AVEH, is by Iraducer (imp.), out of Idalia (imp.); Traducer, by Tbo Libel, out o£ traihusa [ Idalia, by Cambuscan, out of Dulcihella. BKTRAYEK as a two-yeai-old, won the CANIBBBt7BY ChA.MPAGUB STAKHB, beating six others ; us a threo-y ear-old tho Cantbbbuby Cur (w.f.n., 2i miles) | the WANaANUI Cup of a Thousand Sovereigns, heating 14 others j and thoTniABU Cup. BETRAYER'S dam Idnlia is own sister to Onslow (one of the only horsee thut beat the famous Oremorne as a two-year-old), who is now ona of the most successful airoain England. Cumbuscan, the sire of Idalia, is also sire to the celebrated mare Kincsom, who has won no less than 64 raoeß, including tho Goodwood Cup, without suffering a single defeat,. and Camballo, winner of the Two Thousand Guinbas. Dulcibolla, the dam of Idalia, is a daughter of the famous Voltigour, whose blood is now so much sought after. Hho won the Cxsabbwitch Stakes of 1860, as a threo-year-old, beating 86 others. Terms — £3 10s j Groomage fee, 6s. JABEZ LUKEY, Proprietor, Stone Stables, 9-86 4809 Timaru