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Timaru Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 3771, 2 November 1886, Page 4

Stied Horses. mHE Purebred CLYDESDALE ENTIRE JL COLT SUPERIOR, Will Travel this Season m the GERALDINE DISTRICT, as follows, viz. :— MONDAY— Orari, Milford, and Temuka; TUESDAY— Waitohi Flat ; WEDNESDAY— HiIton and Kakahu ; THURSDAY — Winchester and Geraldino Flat: FRlDAY— Stands at tho Geraldino Stables ; SATURDAY— Woodbury and Pleasant Valley. For Pedigree see Cards. Good Paddock accommodation provided for Marcs at Geraldine and Temuka. For further Particulars apply to HARRY SCOTT, Groom; or MUJSDELL & CO., Proprietors. 10-12 2128 THE THOROUGHBRED STALLION TRUMP CARD, Will Travel this Season m the GERALDINE DISTRICT, as follows, viz. .-—MONDAY— Winchester and Temuka ; TUESDAY— Washdyke, Lovela, and Pleasant Point ; WEDNESDAY— Waitohi Flat ; THURSDAY— HiIton and Kakahu ; FRIDAY— Stands at the .Geraldino Stables ; SATURDAY — Woodbury and Pleasant Valley. For Pedigree and Performance sco Cards. Good Paddock accommodation for Mares at Geraldino and Teinuka. TRUMP CARD ia Nominated for the Sires' Produce Slakes, at tho Geraldino Racing Club's Spring meeting of 1890, consequently a great advantage to breeders who intend uaing this Sire. For further particulars apply to JOHN HAY, Groom ; or MUNDELL AND CO., Proprietors. 10-12 2429 THE WELL KNOWN TROTTING STALLION CHARGER, Will Stand this Season at SILVERSTREAM m First-claes English Grass Paddocks. /"CHARGER is a beautiful Chestnut ; stands \j sixteen and a half hands high. He was bred by T. Carter, Esq., Blenheim, and is by " Ccdric " out of " Fanny," an upstanding carriage mare imported from Sydney. "Cedric" is by "Barber," dam "Jo" by " Glaucus," a strain of blood that has produced somo of tho very beßt hacks and carriago horses m tho colony. Terms— TWO GUINEAS, payable Ist January, 1887. Paddocking frco for six weeks, "la Gd per week after that periud. All caro taken, but no responsibility. 10-21 2315 JOHN McINTOSH. THE PURE BRED CLYDESDALE ENTIRE HORSE GOOD HOPE Will travel this Season m tho Waimato District, and stand us follows : — MONDAY and TUESDAY at Dooley'a lli'i'^e Bazaar, Waimato WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY at Messrs McGovcrin and Hardie'e, r ihe Hook FRIDAY and SATURDAY at Mr W. Quinn'?, Malitkihi. For further Particulars und Terms apply to the Undersigned or groom m charge. Uhis grand Colt is by the celebrated imported Slallion Lord Salisbury, andout of tho imported Mare Scotch Annie. For full Pedigree see Cards. Good Paddocks provided. JOHN DOOLEY, 10-16 £273 Proprietor. Hotels. RAILWAY HOTEL, ALBURY. fi OO I) ncemmuoilulion, STABI.INO, VJ I'ADDOCKING, good size SUEEPYARDS. Wines, Beer, Spirits, etc., of the best brands. JOHN DORE, 10-25 2371 Proprietor. OLD BANK HOTEL. P. O'MIEEGHAfM HAVING TAKEN THE ABOVE HOTEL From Mr M. Spillane, WISHES to inform his Friends and Patrons that no effort will be spared to merit a continuance of the snpport so liberally accorded to his predecessor. Superior Accommodation for Boarders and Visitors. Terms Moderato. Suites of Rooms for Families. P. O'MEEGHAN ... Pbopbibtob. 9-10 2131 SHIP HOTEL. OOENER MAIN ROAD AND STRATHALLAN STREET, TIMARU. /""IHARLES GREEN has much pleasure m V>* announcing to hia many old Friendß and the Public generally that he has again rosumed the management of the Ship Hotel, and assures Patrons that no effort will be spared to merit a continuanco of tho support :O liberally accorded heretofore. Private Booms for Ladies. Sample Booms for Commercial Travellers. JUST TO HAND, Ex Lochnagar and other late arrivals from London, 5 hhds Aitcheson's Edinburgh Ale ; B do Younger'a Pale Ale ; 5 quarters Amontillado Sherry ; 6 do superior Pale Port ; 5 quarter casks Cheviot Blend Whisky j 100 cases do do, very old superior; 60 cases Chambertin Mosseaux ; 60 do Dry Champagno (Dizy) ; 2 hhds 5 quarters Red Heart Rum ; Best Martell'B Dark Brandy. 553" Apartments may be secured by Letter or Telegram. CHARLES GREEN, PROPRIETOR. 12-2 6046 TIMAXTJ HOTEL TIMARU, FRANK WHITE, PROPRIETOR. BEST WINES, SPIRITS AND BEER. Good Accommodation for Boarder?. 6-4 1148 Undertakers. s~\ ■ Vs. ■•» TTTEBB AND RADCLIFF, BURNISHING UNDERTAKERS, Bkswiok Stbebt, Timaru. SO 689 J. E. BECKINGHAM, TCTURN.IBHING UNDERTAKER, OPPOSITE KING'S STABLE. N.B.— The Trade supplied. 6-8 839 A. BLOOMFIELD, CABINETMAKER AND FURNISHING UNDERTAKER, HAS REMOVED to more convenient and Central Premisoß OPPOSITE Mesßrs J. ANDERSON AND CO.'S, Grocora, and is prepared to undertake FUNERALS ON MOST REASONABLE TERMS. Jobbing Work of all kinds dono bo h m Town and Country,! 4-7 474