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Alexandra Herald and Central Otago Gazette, Issue 388, 15 October 1903, Page 4

mmm Geo. F. Griffiths Has pleasure in intimating to the public of Alexandra and district that he has opened a Studio (adjoining the premises of Mr John Smith, Tailor). For PORTRAITURE, COPYING, ENLARGING, Tky EUROPEAN HOTEL, GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN. W. P. BASTINGS ... Proprietor. (Late of Marine Hotel, Port Chalmers). THE above HOTEL has been Renovated and Refurnished throughout, making tt in every respect Up-to-date. Travellers and Visitors can rely upon receiving the best of attention and comfort. All Wines, Spirits, and Beer of the .Best. Terms, 5s per day. One Shilling Luncheon a Specialty, from 12 to 2 p.m, Convenient to Trains and Wharf. BOOTMAKER (Next door to Mr J, Rivers' Store), ALEXANDRA. Boots of every description made to order at the shortest notice. Material, Fit, and Workmanship guaranteed. Repairs neatly executed at the lowest possible prices for Cash Your patronage respectfully solicited ii J. COOMBS SURGICAL AND MECHANICAL DENTIST (By Exam.) As I intend visiting this district periodically, it will save Patients the expense of going to town; and as I guarantee all work, Patients may rely on getting a first-class denture. Teeth made by other dentists proving unsatisfactory may be re-modelled at a small cost. Painless extractions with Nitrons Oxide Gas, Cocaine, Ether or Chloro-

Stopping with Gold, Amalgam, or Cement 0. J, OOOMBS, SURGEON DENTIST, 112 Princes Street, (Next Grand Hotel, opposite Cargil Monument), DUNBDIN

To Stand this Season at Bald Hill Flat, and travel Alexandra. Clyde, Roxburgh, Moa & Miller's Flat Districts, The Entire Colt LORD ANTRIM. • (Wallace— Mag.) LORD ANTRIM is a bay colt] foaled in November, 1898, and was bred by John Stewart, Esq., of Orookston. His sire, Wallace, imported by Hugh Rea, Esq, of Melbourne. Wallace's sire. Golden Treasure (4417, C S B), g-sire, Lord Erekine (1744, C S B), was also sire of the unbeaten horse Cairbrogie stamp; g g-sire, Boydston Boy (111, C S B), won third prize at the Highland Society's Show, Aberdeen, 1878 ; g g g-sire, Prince Charlie (629 C S B) won the Androssau Premium ia 1873, and the Sa Icoat s Pi emium same year j g g g g-sire Vanquisher (890, C 3 B); gg g g R-'ire, Loch Fergus Champion 449, C S B); g g g g g jj-sire, Salmond's Champion (737, v» B); gggggg g'S're, Farmer (248, CSB); gggggggg sire, G lancer (338, C S B), won the second pi ze at the Highland Society's Show, Glasgow, in 1850: His dam, Mag, by the late Peter Grant's famous Gowrie stud horse, Sir Colin (imp), by Samssn, out of the noted Lochend mare, Jtss, by Old Sir Colin. Mag's dam, one of the late Peter Grant's famous Marquis mares. TERMS-£3; £1 10s at end of Season, £1 10s when the mare proves in foa). Groom's Fee, sa. Guarantee, U. Paddocks provided for mares from a distance free of charge. All care taken but no responsibility. For further particulars apply to JOHN BUTLER, Owner, Ba'd Hill Flat.

A Sore Poisit. We all have grit vances, and some of va running %oresand eczema. Now, Zam-Bnk Ointment for all sores is an undoubted remedy. It cures where o'her things have failed. It contains no mineral or animal fat, and, when used, a wound ferJs clean and is soothed. For itching, blind and bleeding piles, Z >m Bub 48 ep< cially recommenjid; used with perseverance, a cure ia almost guaranteed. To g>t Z»m-Buk weU a sample pot ia forwarded to anyone addressing the ZAM-BUk CO, Pit-street, Sydney, and enclosing a penny Stamp. Act as above suggested, and let Z*m-Buk do the rest. Ciiambkulain's Cough Remkdy cures the culd and does not produce any bad effects. It strengthens the lungs and leaves the system in a healthy condition. It always cures and cures quicjcly, W and