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Dunstan Times, Issue 443, 14 October 1870, Page 3

GIVING UP BUSINESS. CIiE.IICIKGi OUT SALE. AT THE LONDON HO USE, CLYDE AND CROMWELL POSITIVELY POll TWO MONTHS ONLY !! ! After which Tenders will be the balance of the Stack QEOBGE Q ARK Attorney for | II 0 H, Having determined to relinquish Business, is now offering the WHOLE OP HIS STOCK OF DRAPERY, BOOTS, &C., AT A GREAT SACRIFICE. Intending Purchasers would do well to pay a visit to either of the Establish ments befoie the conclusion of the Sale. PREMISES FOR SALE, WITH OR WITHOUT THE STOCK. COME SOON. COME EARLY. All Debts due to A. Fitch must he Paid within One Month from due. London' House, Clyde, September 9, 1870

NOTICE. BOOTS CHEAPER aHAN EVER. R NEWELL begs to return thanks , tor the liberal patronage he has received since starting business at Civile, and to intimate that he lias just to hand a lot. of imported boot*, selected by a practical boot maker from the largest stock in Dunedin, comprising Hayward’s gums, elastic sides, Balmorals, Wellingtons, Nugget and All of which will be sold at less prices than ever before otierred on tire Otago goldfields. Ladies’ and Gentlemens’ boots and shoes of every description made to order. R. Newell is considered to be by competent judges second to no bootmaker iu Otago, he made some ot the hoots, which took a prize at the Exhil ition in London of 862 Water-tights of my own make always on hand. N.B. AH goods bought at this shop repaired at the lowest possible charges

THE THOROUGH BRED STALLION ROEBUCK \TJ ILL Serve Mares this Season at VV Messrs Strode and Fraser’s, Earnsoleush station. Bokruck is a bay horse, six years old, by Tow ton, out of Miss Rowe, by Sir Hurdles, dam Miss Millar, by Yourw AVanderer ; Sir Hercules by Cap-h-Pie, 0.,* 0 f Paraguay. Towxox (own by Melbourne dam Cinizelli,'.;, Touchst> ne (vide English Stud Bonk), w,. ported into New Zealand in 1858. MAtJCttIoSESs, an own" sister to Towton and dam of Fidio k, won the Oaks in 1855, and The Marquis, a son of CinizeHi, by Stoekwell, won the Two Thousand Guineas in 1882, run second for the Derby (for which he was first favorite), and won the St. Legev. Good Grazing Paddocks provided for Mares, and every care taken, but no responsibility. Half-a-crown per week will be charged fo- all mares not removed after due notice has been given that they are ready. Terms—Five Guineas, groomage included. N.B.—One mare out of every five given in to 1 ona-fidc owners. DON QUIXOTETTTILL stand to cover Marc* this W season, At Nevis Station, Terms, £3 ss. WM MASTERS, Upper Nevis.