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Public Notices. "ITT E OAVE FOBtJAI^JBi CRUSHED HOU>E FEED VKKY CHFAP, 8f134 FRIEDLANDTCR BROS. WOOL WOOL. WOOL. ¥// E sre cieparsd to moke LIBERAL \ iDViTx'OES (-'rco o' oomro^ssiop) ON WOOL Pboed m our hando i>T Sale here or claevvhtr<s. WOOLSACKS, TWHSB and other requisites Xt fihottl'fit liOtlOP. Chi. f AceJ-'e for New Zsaland for GRAHAM'S PERMANENT FOOT-ROT CURE. JABIE3 WILKIN & CO, Woolbroktis, New Zea'and Wool Stores, 9*9 Hereford'- Street -CASH BOOTSTORE.----j GEORGE DIACK OBA.OTIOAL Boot and Shoe Msker, £ wiil open Ou SATURDAY, 24jtb infct, In th» Town Hall Shop next Mr liandell's with a well selected Stook of BOOTS AND SHOEa. Order work and Bepairs promptly executed, and special attention given to FIT and STYLE, o -mbin-.d with reasonable charges. a tbial'soucited. Btlsl TO THE LADIIS. ; GRANB~DISPLAy I oir •. NEW SPRING GOODS ANPREW ORR JUST OPENED A BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF NEW GOODS. Zephyr Embroidered Robes, New Prints, New Mamies, New Jackets, New , Dress Matetlalo In all the Latett Sbtdes, New Millinery, R]bbon6, Oloveß and Feathers. . \ niw good Tin every DEPARTMENT. ANDREW ORR. £1322 WORTH OF ZEALANDIA "BOOTc^. BANKRUPT STOCK BEING NOW SOLD A LItTLE OVER HALF PRICE. BOOTS SOLHD AND REPAIRED. SUITS MADE TO ORDER. U GRANTEE FIT FROM £2 17 j 6d. ANDREW ORR

ihe stud: _ TO TRAVEL ASHBURT3N AND SURROUx^DING DISL'^OTH. TdE THO'<(sUWHBREI) BOKSifi Rouser--ItOUoJß'd Ib « Groy Hovre standing 16 hand?, by tin rcuowed Mot'p^ngor (sire of tbeL»d, &i.), dam Kato O'. -Shane, by O:»!odca (imp.); K,:o O'3;!»uo oa-. ol Laura, by Kinlgrant ('rap, ), out of n <Uoghter of Spaew-fp, by Skeleton ( mp.). ROUSE B. ia th«. oire of ftlt-xJoo, wiuner cf miny raoeß ; ulso of Balderdash, wbo trotted 3 milra m Btain 42>ec^, tl-.pf.st-ot reoord for t» 3 year old m New Z-olnnd. Terms: SoßSfjn,£3, payable Ist Jaonary; guarantee, lot July, £4 10a; groocaage, 5s ; payable first service, For farther particulars, app'y to Groom m obarge, or JNO. J. 0. QUANE, * Aebburton TO STAND TBIS «JfiASON ax GROVE FARM, TINWALD. TpHE THOROUGHBRED HORBE, PERKIS WARBECK 11. By Feikln Warbeck (imp), dam Mlsa Kato (Imp), the di»ra of Antelope and Snltan For fall pedigree nee Cards, PERKIN WARBECK 11. hrn BpJendld action, poBBuc;"*) great strength, is »a handaomsi aa they »re msd'-, and is » horve calculated to throw » moot valuible olaßß 6f racing or other stock, An px«mi'natlon of bis Pedigree will B-iow that bo poBBOBBea a doable strain of the celebrated Adventurer blood, and is one of the very best bred anlma'e m the Southern Hemisphere. The sons of Now. minister have, bb a family, been more suooesifol at the Stud" than any family of modern days, and with the exoeptton of Hermit, who Is now standing In Borland at 250 guineas, AdventU'er the grandsire of Pockln Wet beck 11. hta produoed the moat winners of them ali. Good paddocks at Is 6d per week. For farther particulars apply, Groom In oharge. or EDWARD GATES, 9*187 G<ove Farm, Tlnwald TO TRAVEL THE ABHBUBTON AND ; SUBROUNDING DISTRICTS. mn B OARBIAGE HORtiE Hercules. HERCULES is a beau*ifal dark chestnut, 4 ye<tiß old, standing 16 htm: a l.n bigb, with ' itnmetf c bone and substance, and poßS^Bsea a capital temper. At the AabbnrtoD Show, as a two year old, Hercolos took first prizs, also a special prize as the best horse likely to produce weightcar ry m g hacks and hnntera. HBBOULBS 1 sire, Digby Grand, dam Picnic ; Picnic by Tfce Uhief , dam Mando , Tl>e Chief by Towton, dam Qaoen of the South } Maude by Prickwillow, dam a Blood Boyal mare. Terms: Season, £2 2s; payable Ist Januaryi 1890 : guurantea, £3 3s. Groomogo fee, 6b, payable firit service. For forthor partioalara apply to OHBIB. HAItROLD, Or J. J. DA.WSON, MONEY TO LEND. I>QfeAA TO LEND on rnral &JVV\JKJ security at 6^ par oant m euuiß to su't borrowrre. R. M. COTHBERTBON, 9t127 Bolioitor, Eaat eteot. NOTICE 10 OWN MRS OF STDd" HOBSES. HORSE OAKDS printed »t " Mali " and " Guardian " Office with Neatness and Despalob, and at Moderate C]ha.rcrom

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