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Cromwell Argus, Volume III, Issue 154, 22 October 1872, Page 3

Queenstown ROBERT BOYNE.; /HENERAL STOREKEEPER VJ Tcnrnf.fi */-- AND NEWS AGENT, i ‘ Ci JT 11 f, | v• * , 'i j i * | Queenstown, Lake Wakatip. 1" tJ [/■ V* C i ‘.5; #' * r C . A Urge sto6k of Groceries,, and Other goods always on hand. Importer of English and Colonial j!xewspape«, r ,Oi;dev&, punctually attended to ami to any part of the to fc aijj.l newspapers district.> 7 A for, ijhf CROMWjEijL Argus. TV* r iF ? 7T. , ..[acard.] rcr

D. P • 0 >',W E tL L , AUCTIONEER, &c. Sale Rooms - Ballarat-stkeet, QUEENSTOWN. Office : Ballarat-st. (opposite the Family Hotel)

Arrowtown j P R I T C II A R D, • * • Wholesale and Retail Storekeeper, WINE, SPIRIT, AND PROVISION MERCHANT, ARROWTOWN. The largest and, best-assorted stock of Wines, pints, Groceries, and Provisions in the district. A well-assorted stock of Boots and Shoes, Taper /, &c. A'jent for T. Robinson & Co., Agrlcultura nplement Manufacturers, Dunedin <0 Mclhourm Miscellaneous gAIILOFC A R R I C K The imported Clydesdale Stallion EARL 01 ; UUIICK. will stand for the season at POISU. HI ERA EvR.M, Wanal;a Road. Terms . . ... ••• £3 10s., to be paid at time of service. EARL OE GARRICK (imported froti Victoria) is a beautiful black horse, possessor: bone and substance; is eight years old nl stands 10 hands high. His stock can b seen at the owner's farm. Earl of Garrick was brel at Manslicl.l victoria, by ,T. Steele, Esq., and was got by th Vrvnts horse Blackleg, winch carrie 1 oh thirty '• mo prizes, and never was beaten in Victoria Earl of Garrick’s dam,—a prize Clydesdale mart •.nported from Scotland. CHARLES HAIR, Proprietor 51-63. Poison Creek.

K ll [IK Thoroughbred ENTIRE HORSB *- BEDOUIN will travel this season in the Cromwell, Duns tin, St, Bathans, and surrounding Districts. Bedouin is a dark brown horse, with black pohvs ; is six years old, free from all blemish, and has great muscular power. When a three-year old Bedouin beat a good held of sev n horses, including Waterwi'ch Queen Bee, Kettledrum, and Bady oi the Bake : distan eIJ mile. He also won theCluilu heir, ilanoicap. beating Lady Bllen and four others : distance. 24 mil-, s. He ran setond to Backbiter for the Lawrence Town plate in !8i 1 ; and won the Publicans’ Burse at Waikouai i ; distance, two miles. His latest performance whs winning the Cromwell Spring Handicap (distance LU mi e), easily, hands down ; and ho has also Ken j victorious in many o'her events. j Bedouin is brother to the well-known cm Saladin. the winner of iimny lug cv< n 1 s at a 1 ilistaoces { om one mile totlna e. in good cmmiany. Bedouin is by the well-known korsi Ibe Co’onel. a dark chestnut, Id hands higli. frc. from white; ivin ivkabiy hands one, long, an; power ul. The ( blond by ( bss.-ii k, out of i'.di b by migrant. Cossack by Sir Here; las. out 'f p. ra M‘(vor. by Cap-a-pie; grand lam tbr ndia. by Gra-shoppcr. out of Hebe, bv Hector, both import'd, 'dr He eules was sre of v-opo-uation. I r an ,h-a-bal'a -h, Dish Birdcatchor. Marlock, Daniel H’lß.nrke, Knight of St. George and Songstress—all Herbvan l St. Begerwmne.s in Pm gland. •is grandson was /ire of •to le-u-ell. and graudsire of Blair Ailnd, • one'n, St. Albans.' The Mar jira. an 1 halcbone—embrac incr the ngvesentati ves of the purest and most, successful racing strain of the present day. Be.'.onin’s dam, Cnts-na, is a dark brown, | with black points, imp > ted din ct fr m Arabia I by Mr A. Billans. having been selected from tin . very purest of the racing stock in that country. Gniisara is remarkably ban 'some an I powerfu , jlO hands hi/h, up to almost any weight, and has won many events of three and four miles’ dis i aiuje. Fee, £3 35., payable on Ist February, 1573, uaantee by special arrangement.