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Cromwell Argus, Volume V, Issue 265, 8 December 1874, Page 5

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18, Ai CitoMWBU. p EORaE PAXJHB, iusfcracted by Uf Harrison, will sell by auction on above/ n \ .i ">■ no r.nvv p » date,jit one o'clock, ~ j. A Lot of First-class HORSES, i\a follows i-r~ • Chesnftt Pony (SWeljl . m a Slack Horse (Maori Chief) \ \ ~ Bay Colt, 4 years, broken m (by Dpi Quixote) . . j Bay Filly, 3 years, unbroken tby Don Quixote) Cbesout Colt, 2 years (by Elswick) Cbesnut Thoroughbred Mare (Lady Herron) Bay Draught Brood Mare, with Foal at foot (by Native Industry) Bair of Buggy Mares, guaranteed quiet in single and double harness. One has Foal at foot (by St. Albans), and she is herself by Chorister, out of a first-class mare ; Also, A Nearly hew WAGGONETTE, with Pole and Shafts (bv Robin and Co., Dunedin), with Cushions. Seats, and Double Set of SILVER-MOUNTED HARNESS, complete. + Mr Fa o tin particularly directs the attention pf Gentlemen tc this Sale, the borses being an Exceptionally good lot, and worthy attention. QHOMAVELL local hospital. DUNEDIN SUBSCRIPTIONS. Per Mr T. Logan. Kincaid, M'Qneen and Co.. 10/; L. 0, Beal, s l'i Oliver and ( T lph. .V 5s ; Black .and Thomson, 10/; Outline and Larnnch, 10/ 10s; W. StftVely, 4? 4s ; R. Wilson and Co., 4/ 4s; Neill and C’o.. 10/ 10s • James Copeland. 5/ 5s ; Marshall and Copeland, 4/ 4s ; W. J. Scoular, 5/ 5s ; Gibbs and Clayton, 5/; Robert M‘Oeorse> •5/ ; Findlay and Co., 5? ns ; Hogg ami Hutton, 2/ 2s ; George Dowse, 2/ 2s ; John Hlslop, 2 1 25.; ,T. H. Jewift, 2/ 2s ; David Baxter, 2/; A. M‘Gregor, 2/ ; George W. Elliot, 21 2s; job Wain. 21 2s j John Reekie, 21 2s ; J. Wilson and, Co., 1/ Is ; Reeves and Co.. 21 2s : R. H. Leary, 1/ Is ; W. H. Haydon, 21 2s; M‘Landless, Hep" burn and Co., 21 2s ; George Dodson, 21 2s ; CeoMnnro. 2/ 2s .: J. Martin, 10s ; Martin and Watson, 1/; W. Stracban, \l. —Total, £\lS 14s. c oach i N a N O T I C F. ORD and PARSONS, Be" to announce that after January 1, 1876, they intend to run a coach between Clyde and Cromwell, delivering the Dunedin mail in Cromwell on SATURDAY NIGHT, and carrying passengers for Dunedin from Cromwell to Clyde ton SUNDAY, during the summer months. Cromwell parcels delivered on Saturday night, N o T C E The undersigned hogs to intimate that in future an EXPRESS will leave QuartSville every Friday Morning for Cromwell, returning the Isame EvkninP. Leaves Quartzville at 9 ; Leaves Cromwell at 5 Passengers and Parcels carried. CHARLES PEAKE. PLEASURE TR 1 I to the HEAD OE LAKE WAHAKA. The Schooner NUN, Captain Pimm, will Start from Pembroke to the Head of Lake Wanaka on a Pleasure Trip on December 26, 1874, at $ a.m., .and return the next day to Pembroke, allowing pleasure parties to see the Scenery of the Lake. Return Tickets ... £l, PORTRAIT ROOMS. NOW OPE N, v . Opposite the residence of B. E; Baird, Esq., Melmore Terrace. LM'EACHEN, Photographer. ND MONOPOLY. A PUBLIC MEETING will he held at Kawarau Gorgg, on Thursdav, at 8 o’clock p.m., to take into consideration the advisability of objecting to the granting of Agricultural Leases on the Cromwell Commonage, the same being proved auriferous ground, The pioneer of a new line of steamers left Loudon for Melbourne on November 5, viz., the Osyth, a new full-power screw steamer, 3600 tons register. The e >gines are.capable of working up to 2.100 horse-power. She is the most powerful steamer ever placed in the Australian trade. • She is expected to Solve the problem of a forty-five days’ voyage from the Thames tp Hobson’s Bay.