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Dunstan Times, Issue 285, 11 October 1867, Page 3

To Schoolmasters & Parents. WILLIAM HAY, Bookseller, Dunedin, will forward large or small quantiSCOTTISH SCHOOL BOOKS, At Home Prices. Parties taking £2 worth will receive them carriage free. THOROUGH-BRED ENTIRE HORSE DON QUIXOTE IP-ILL TRAVEL in the Dunstan District this Season. Don Quixote is a dark bay powerful horse, stands 16 hands high, and has proved himself a sure foal-getter. Don was got by Gil Bias, out of Penelope, by the imported Desert Arab Ajah Babaj g. d. by the well-known racehorse Grenadier. No lengthened description of pedigree is necessary, as everyone can judge of this much-admired horse from the invariable success with which his progeny have run on the colonial turf. For further particulars apply to the groom, at Woodman's Commercial Stables, Clyde. Terms, £3 ; Groomage, ss. TO STAND THIS SEASON, At the Cromwell Hotel, Cromwell, mHE ROAN draught stallion TOMBOY. Tomboy is a first-class horse, thoroughly staunch, good-tempered, and a sure foal Terms, .£2 10s.; groomage, ss. ROBERT KIDD. ENTIRE THOROUGH-BRED HORSE OHOKISTEK TYTILL TRAVEL this Season, between TT the Dunstan and Moa Flat, from the Ist October to the 31st December Terms, $4 45.; groomage, Gs. Chorister is a bright, bay horse, without white, and is four years old. His sire was Hermit, winner of the Two Thousand Guinea Stakes. 1851 ; Her Majesty's Gold \ r ase at Ascot, beating Rataplan ; the Steward's Plate, at Stockbridgo ; Queen's Plate, at York; Jockey Club Plate, at Newmarket ; and several other platesHe proved himself, in his short career, a successful sire on the English turf, having got over thirty winners, and other horses who ran well. Hermit was by Bay Mid dleton, his dam Jenny Lind, by Touchstone Chorister's dam is the well-known V.T.B mare JcnDy Lind, Alma's dam, by Rory O'More, by Irish Birdcatcher. CHALMERS, BROS. The Draught Stallion P UN 0 H Will Travel week about with Choristei - , between Dunstan and Moa Flat. Punch is a first-class horse, thoroughly staunch, quiet, and good-tempered. His stock has always proved stout and handsome. erms, .£3 35.; groomage fee, ss. CHALMERS, BRO?. HIGHLAND HOME HOTEL, SUNDERLAND-STREET, CLYDE. Mrs. E. M'KLMON, Proprietress. None but the Best Brands of Wines Spirits & Beers Kept on the Premises. MRS. M'KINNON, in claiming the iniiJL dulgent ear of the public and her friends, would beg to return them her sincere thanks for the kind and liberal support bestowed upon her during the past lour years, and to inform them that she has purchased a. large Stock of the very best brands of Wines, Spirits, and Beers, the whole of which were selected with the utmost care by a niostcuipetent judge. Every Accommodation for Visitors. Comfortable Sitting Rooms.