Stud. niHE THOROUGHBRED HORSE DIGBY GRAND. By Traducer —Aglaia (imp)., Will Travel tho Districts of METBYKN, MOUNT SOMERS AND HINDS, this Season. 9 3476 JOHN GRIGG. T HE CARRIAGE ENTIRE HORSE DEXTER will travel the Ashburton district this so'son. Dexter is a beautiful brown horse rising right years old, stands sixteen hands one inch h : gb, with black points, has splendid action, good temper, and sure foal-getter. Dexter was got by that noted horae Talisman out of the far famed trotting mare Gentle Annie (well Known both in Canterbury and Otago), imported from Australia. For further par icnl(»rs apply to SCOTT & NEWMAN, 9 ]784 Proprietors. CHEVIOT,’ Traducer—ldalia, (For extended pedigree see English or New Zealand Stud Books). WILL SERVE MARES THIS SEASON. 1 TERMS: Thoroughbreds, £lO 10s; half-breds £5 ss. Before using another horse breeders 1 will do well to see Cheviot, admittedly the grandest thoroughbred ever produced in the colony. Good paddocking for mares at Is 6d per week. f For further particulars see cards, or apply to the groom in charge, at Totty and Lovell’s Stables, a W. COOKSON, 10 1851 Groom in Charge.
fjio STAND THIS SEASON—IBB4. And Travel the Ashburton, Methven and surrounding districts, GOLD COAST. New Blood. Winning Blood. Pedigree Gold Coast is a bright almond chestnut, five years old, bred by J. Field, Esq., of Tasmania. Ho stands 16 hands high, by St Albans out of the dam of West Coast by Peter Wilkins (imp.) g dam The Dove by > nglish Gentleman (imp.), g g dam Farmer’s Daughter by Jersey (imp.), g g g dam Pet by Boliver (imp.), g g g g dam Whizgig (imp.). Gold Coast claims to e very closely related to the most noted performers on the turf up to the present season—Tasman, Johnny Faulkner, Captain Webster, Stockwell, Malua, Sheet Anchor, Prodigal, Blink Bonny (winner of the Caulfield Cup), and a host of other winners. Gold Coast is very fast, but could never be got to the post fit enough, owing to his leg getting a wrench on board the steamer when being shipped. Terms—L3 5a for season, payable Ist January ; L 5 5a guarantee, Ist July ; 5a groomage included, payable first service. Apply to the Groom in charge, or W. DAVlUttoii, 11 2033 Upper Kiccarton. Business Notice. Horse Breaking. TiOTTY & LOVELL are prepared to Break Young Horses to Saddle at L2 each ; Saddle and Harness, L 3 10s. VICTORIAN STABLES, Tancred street. 9 1647 OTIC NEW BAKERY & FLOUR STORE, &c. Benjamin Morris Desires to return his beat thanks to the public for the liberal support accorded to him since he has taken over the Westerfield Mil's. He bogs to state that he has now OPENED a STORE in the TRIANGLE, WAKANUI ROAD, where all orders by his former customer and others will be promptly attended to. WHBATEN MEAL from Westerfield BRAN and SHARPS always in stock He also begs to intimate that he now OPENED A BAKERY, * under the management of a first-class Baker, and trusts by strict attention t business to merit a share of pnbli patronage. ANALYSIS OF WESTERFELD FLOUR. “I have examined bath chemically and microscopically the whole grain flour manufactured by Mr B. Mokkis. 1 find it to be quite free from adulteration, am' made from sound wheat of good quality “A. W. BIOKERTUN, j “ Colonial Analyst.’’ August 25th, 1884. 8 158
DOWN IRON WORKS, ARMAGH STREET, Christchurch. Portable Eanges To Burn Wood and Coal —in Four Sizes. PAINTED CORRUGATED I BON IN Four, Five, Six and Seven Feet Lengths. 40 per cent. Cheaper than Galvanised Iron. 10 1988
Q UILL’S HOTEL, LIYJSRY, BAIT AND LETTING Stables, ASHBURTON. JOHN BEECHER begs to inform his friends and the public that ho has undertaken the management of the above Stables for Mr Quill, and trusts that his long experience in this particular line of business will ensure a share of public i patronage. I Single and double buggies always on> hand for hire, and only first-class quiet and good horses, both in saddle and harness, kept on the premises. Wedding and Bicnic parties liberally j arranged with, and those requiring conveyances of any description will save money hy calling at the above Stables before hiring elsewhere. Horses bought and sold on commission and quietly broken to saddle or harness, and all charges strictly moderate. , JOHN BEECHER, 10 2001 Maoagic.
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume V, Issue 1394, 2 December 1884, Page 4
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722Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 Ashburton Guardian, Volume V, Issue 1394, 2 December 1884, Page 4
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