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Cromwell Argus, Volume II, Issue 97, 19 September 1871, Page 4

TRY ■ARSES ADELAIDE WINE L IF YOU WANT A TREAT. 89 mWO COTTAGES TO LET. Apply J- to WILLIAM GRANT, t.c. Builder, Cromwell. MR A. D. WILSON, JJ [STRICT SURVEYOR & MINING ENGINES R, CLYDE. 96 MR EDWARD COOK, ARRISTER AND SOLICITOR, DUNEDIN (Corner of Princes and High Streets). NOTICE. jJNITED BANNOCKBURN COMPANY Wanted, TENDERS to put in a TUNNEL Two Hundred Feet, or Strike the Reef, in the above Company’s Claim. For plans and Specifications, apply to FREDERICK SHAMBROOK, Manager. B ANNOOKBURN WATER RACE. FOR SALE, TWO SHARES (each one-sixth) in the above valuable property. The Race (which has already been cut for more than half of its entire length) is constructed to carry Fourteen oLurcsHE-VDS, and, when completed, will command a large extent of auriferous ground on the Carrick Range. For further particulars, apply at the Argus Office, Cromwell ; or to RENDALL & BERRY, On the ground. New Advertisements. KIDD'S HALL, CROMWELL. THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 21. THE JTENTXJCKY J^JINSTRELS (Messrs Robinson, Sargison, k Webber) Will appear in their Varied and Grotesque Entertainment on Thursday evening next, the 21st September, with an ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME ! New Negro Farce entitled THE M ANAGER IN DISTRESS ! REMEMBER—NSW SONGS ! admission : Front Seats, 3s ; Back do., TWO SHILLINGS. 1 'oars open at 7.30, to commence at 8. DANCING AFTER THE PERFORMANCE. N OTICE. MR W. J. BARRY will offer for sale on the premises, on SATURDAY, ?rn OCTOBER, at Two p.m., The Well-Kkown SHEPHERD’S CREEK HOTEL, with stock-in-trade. Also, SOME HORSES (quiet with saddle or harness), •with a few head of DAIRY CATTLE. Terms at Sale. By order of the Trustees, JAMES COWAN, and WILLIAM SHANLY. MONDAY, Dm OCTOBER. The Magnificent Draught Stallion, “ EARL OF GARRICK.” For positive sale. J. BARRY has been favoured V • with instructions from the Owner, Mr John Grant, of Oanuru, to submit to public competition, at Cromwell, on or about the above date, the Draught Entire Horse, “EARL OF OARRIOK,” imported from Victoria, The “Earl of Garrick” is a beautiful black horse, rising six years old, and stands 17 hands high. -He was bred at Mansfield, by J. Steele, Esq., and was got by the famous horse “ Blackleg,” who took thirty-one first prizes, and was never beaten in Victoria. “ Earl of Carrick’s” dam was imported from Scotland. 7 .il.ier prrtimlar;. will be published before tbs dale of Jade.