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Western Star, 19 November 1909, Page 1

WAIKIWI NURSERY Eleven Acres Healthy Nursery Stock The Biggest Selection in the South Island. SPRAY I>UMPS A e-PLENDID ASSORTMENT • from 4s to £6 10s each. MO.YI.IUK The Cheapest and Best Tree Wash on tho market. Spn.r Jf »W and ensure good clean fruit 4 Gab-. L2* 6J, 1 gal. 3s 6d, quart tins Is Gd each. Do you want anything in the Nursery or Garden line ? We can supply you to best advantage. Send for particulars or quotations. J. LENNIE~& SONS, ME»CHA TS, NLRSERYMEN, FRUITERERS & FLORISTS, Waifiiwi Nursery, & u Dee U INVEBCARGILL. Telephone 291. P.O. Box 167. RAILWAT HOTEL, RIVE RTOft GEO. McA LPINB Proprietor Having taken possession of the above Hotel, I desire to intimate that Patrons will be supplied with the best,of everything SPEIGHT'S BEER on tap FIRST OLASB ACCOMMODATION. CARRIERS ARMS HOTEL. RIVERTON. Having taken over the above wellknown hostelry, visitors and the travelling public can rely on the best of attention. The best brands of Wines and Spirits kept. JOHN ANDREW, BAKER. Pastrycook and Confectioner Catering in all Branches. Families w tired on Daily for orders. A large assortment of English and Colonial Confectionery. Weddirg au;l Biitbdjiy ,0 kefi to older Agent for Commercial Union Assu? ance, Fii-o, Marine & Accident To stand at Oiepuki, and' travel the Waiau, Clifden, Otautau, Riverton, and Colac Hay Districts, THIS WELL-BRED TROTHNG STALLION, TRACE Y, Aged 6yrs By General Tracey—dam, Firefly—sire, Seaward. For further particulars see card, or G, MURPHY, c§g • Owner To stand at his owner's farm, Gumuiies Bush, and travel the surrounding districts The PUREBRED CLYDESDALE STALLION TAIVI BuTANY Tarn BO I'ANY is rising 4-yoars ®ld, and is ft true type of the old Clydesdale, , from which hundreds in Now Zealand can lay claim to for the animals of merit they possess, lain Botany's sire, Botany Bay, was bred by John James, Ulcnavie, Victoria, from imported stock. Tarn ilotany's g-sire was the celebrated Botanist (7511) c.s.b. imported. 'jam Botany's dam, Bonnie Bell was by Gallant Lad, by Lord Salisbury (imp). As a two and three-year-old lam Botany was fi: st at both Thornbury and Invercar#ll. Terns— M 4s : £2 2s at end of season and £2 2s when iuye jroves in foal. . Pull guarantee .£5 ss. All mares sold or exchanged held to be fal. For particulars applv <■ JJSU R WII.S3N, Owner. To stand at Owna's fa.m, Utopj.ts Bu>h, 'IHU OLYDEiO.VLE bTALLToN, CROWNED KING (Crown Prince—Queen) Crown King is by Lord ta'isim-y. out of Madam (impoited by Mr McC-l'um, of Thornbury). Que.u h by lime o' l'ay, sire by Van* quisher (imp). G-. dam by Renfrew (imp). Queen was thr >e years an unbeaten mare at Oamarii Show. Terms.— £2 at end of seascn, £2 when mare proves in foal, £5 full guarantee. THE JEW Sire—Rothschild. Dam by Kentucky, g dam Jane Douglas, by i.oldcrncss, g.g dam by Burluutou. The Jew is a browu Bttllion standing 16.1 and at the present time is in tra.ning, The owner is wining tosorv; lifteen approv ed mares. Terms.— M at end of season. Theabove horses will meet mares at Otau tau, Druiumoud, and Thoriibiuy, until further requested. All marcs sold of exohanged are held to be in foal. * * For further particulars apply b/CLARIir, Grbpers fi&sh';c, Address.—Fairfax P.«i)^'4, s^«Kllirt-rS*SOT!TWT?n Colds 01 proven Wpcacy for ohest