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Western Star, Issue 1077, 30 October 1886, Page 4

Invercargill Advertisements. first Vm nst toir»r (iITONEt. WELIOURNE FIR 47 FIRST PRIZE PRIZE PRIZE AfitLAlOE* DUNEDIN Uhkistchijrch-*. iivcwargiu. .1 m* LATEST TRIUMPH QTRANG’S PATENT PREPARED COEPEES Gained Highest Honors at Wellington Exhibition, 1885. FIRST PRIZE FOR ROASTED COFFEE BEANS FIRST PRIZE FOR GROUND COFFEE FIRST PRIZE FOR GROUND PEPPERS The natural Aroma of the Coffee is preserved in its entirety by Strang’s Patent Ho( Approcess of roasting. Scientific opinions may be seen on application. DAVID S Tit A AO, SOLE PATENTEE AND MANUFACTURER, ESK STREET.TN VERGARGILLN.Z.

MR DOUGALL, PHOTOGRAPHER, INVEECAEGILL. nnHE pure bred Clydesdale Entire ■*" Hoese WESTERN STAR Will stand this season at Arriers Farm, near Thornbury. Western Star is out of the late Mr D. McCallum’s champion mare Damsel, by Young Prince of Wales. Free paddock for six weeks, but no responsibility. Terms, £5 ss. Apply E. McCALLUM, Arriero Farm, Thornbury. TO stand at Mr Guppies’ (Otautau) and Mr Calder’s (Thornbury) and (should sufficient inducement offer) travel the Western Distiiot, Winton and Invercargill— THE PURE BRED HUNTER AND CROSS COUNTRY' YOUNG SPOT. Young Spot is a beautiful black horse, rising 4 years old, stands 17 hands, and is by the famous carriage sire Spot, out of Louie. Spot by Caledon, out of Gentle Annie, one of the fastest trotters in the Colony. Louie, by Young Peer; Young Peer by The U.S. Peer. Further Particulars vide English and Australian Stud Books. Young Spot took Ist prize at last Annual Show at Dunedin as the best three-year-old entire, the only time he has been exhibited. Paddocks provided at Otautau and Thornbury for mares from a distance. All care taken but no responsibility. Terms, £3 ; half guarantee, £4; full do, £5. Groom’s fee, ss. CUPPLES & OALDEE, Proprietors. 'JT HE ARAB STALLION, i T buz;z-A.:r,:d, (LATE YOUNG NANA) Will run with mares at Blackmount, Fee £1 10s, and free grass for two months.

Clydesdale Entire Hobs a T^SBXJIsr Will stand at Bellemont Station, and travel the Waiau district. H. TINNING.

WILL stand this seasonal his owner’s larm, Drummond, near Oladfield, during the ensuing season, and travel the surrounding district, THE PUEE SEED CHAMPION CLYDESDALE STALLION EXTINGUISHE R. Terms, £4, payable at end of season. For pedigree see cards. For particulars apply to JOHN or D. McFARLANJE.

HUNTEES. '' 810 stand at Puirvie*v, Thornbury, and travel -8 the neighborbeod, The .Blood Stallion GOLDEN BUTTERFLY, Four years old, by Cloth of Gold, out of Why Not, by Golden Grape (see cards). Terms, , ... £3 10s Good paddocks provided, free of charge for sis weeks, to mares from a distance! No responsibility. rjIHE pure bred Cljdesdale Entire Colt Will stand this season at Drummond, and travel the Western District. Hero is out of the late Mr McCallum’s celebrated imported mare Damsel, by Accountant. For ful pedigree see cards. Terms, £5 ss. W. MARBIS, Owner. *T~~r~ -rn i s f • , \ JnL JHj ±xj W. HAMILTON, Drummond.