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Dunstan Times, Issue 1056, 14 July 1882, Page 2

New Advertisements TENDERS WANTED. CA ERICK R A N G E A NTI MON Y MINING COY. Tenders will lie received by the undersigned till Saturday, loth July, for cartage of 250 tons ore from the Mine to Smelting Works, at the rate of 30 tons per week. GEORGE WATSON, 148 Princes Street, Dunedin. NOTICE. THE ANNUAL JpLOUGHTNC MATCH In connection with the Lauder and surrounding districts will be held on Mrs, Mi 11 ward’s farm, Becks, on Friday, August 18. Open to all Comers. JOHN MACRAE, ■Secretary FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1882. JgECK’S PLOUGHING MATCH. The following Is the PRIZE LIST for the above Match Class A. Swing Ploughs. Ist prize, £5, 2nd prize, £3 ( 3rd prize, £2 Best Wreak, £1 ; best outs and ins, 10s ; best finish, 10s. Class B. Double Furrows. Ist priz>, £5, 2nd prize. £3; 3rd prize, £2. Best break, set swingletrees and 10s ; riven by \Y. and S. Hanger, St. Bathans. Beat onts and ins, dray whip, value 10s, given by W. Pyle, St. Bathans Best finish, shirt, value IDs ; given by W. MoConnochie, St. Bathans. SPECIAL PRIZES. Best kept harness in daily use (Doable furrow, £l. Best kept harness in daily use (Swing plough), £l. Best harness on the ground (Doub’e-furrow) £J. Best groomed horses (double furrow team), riding whip, value 15s, given by John Pitches, Blacks. Best gloomed pair (Swing plough), 10’. Best three-horse team on the field, cart bridle, value £1 5a ; given by J. Gbabam, Blacks. Best mare on the field ; fat sheep ; given by P. Harrington, Blacks. Best gelding on the field, 10s. Best turn-out on the field, £1 Is ; given by John Macßae, Lauder. Worst-groomed horses, currycomb and brush ; by M. Fitzgerald, Blacks.

NOTE. -Horses anil harness competing for the above prizes to be the bona fide property of owner or ploughman. EXTRA PRIZES Oiliest plougmau on the fienl, £l, Youngest ploughman £1 Is; given by J. Millar -inith. Best-looking plougman, hat, value 10s ; given by A. Hill, St. Bathans. Ploughing to s.art at 10 a.m. Horses competing for grooming ami harness to be on the ground by 9 ;uu. Luncheon at 1 o’clock. There will be a DANCE in the evening at the White Ilorau Hotel. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. J OLIVER WHITE, A RTBST-PHOTOGR APH E R, Will shortly open his Studio at BLACKS, Afterwards visiting Tinkers, Cambrians St. Bathans, and Naseby. IMPOUNDED July 6. 1883, by T. F. Denniston, Esq, Manager Ida Valley Station—--1 Bay Filly, branded like W in half circle with G conjoined underneath on near shoulder, white spot forehead. 1 Bay gelding, branded like GL near shoulder, near hind foot white, blaze. 1 Bay mare, blotch brand or scar near shoulder. 1 Brown filly, no visible brands. For which 6s 8J per head is claimed driving expenses ; and in default oi the above named stock being released will be sold on Friday, July 28, 1882, at noon, at the Vincent County Pound, Clyde. WILLIAM WILLIAMS, Poundkecper. JQ I A M 0 N D. MELBOURNE CUP CONSULTATION, 18S2. 10,000 Shares at £1 each. Nos. I to 10,000. Distributed as billows : First Horse ...£4OOO | 2 prizes of £IOO. £2OO Second Horse 2000 | 5 prizes of £SO. ..250 Th’rd Horse 1000 |lO prizes of £25,..250 Starters (div’d) 1000 I 25 prizes of £10..250 Non-starters „ 500 |7O prizeaof £5 ...330 First prize ... 200 1 Total' £IO,OOO Application by Letter Only to DIAMOND, Care of O. SCHIEBLICH, Watchmaker and Jeweller, 17 Little Collins street Eeast, Melbourne, (Near Colonial Bank ) Prizes paid One Day after Drawing. Horses paid Two Days after Event. Result slips pns'ed immediately after Drawing to each Subscriber. And also advertised in Argun, Age, Herald, and Australasian. Shares sent per return post.