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Ellesmere Guardian, Volume X, Issue 956, 28 October 1891, Page 3

-TpO STAND 1 1 J Irt SBABON, TheTboronjih^rel Kn <re li.jr.«§ THACKERAY By AP^'n'Jnt— -B n>Uy SUijo by Traducer— MisH lfiat. ■■'■= ■.: : 'Cy-T -f j r Winner of the Dtuibdin Champagne a-» a 2-year- olil. Thackeray iwlll atßa-lT«tr hta owner's residence, Lakesiil^. FI« wilt cover twenty approved mares at £5 s*. For Purtiouiarfl apply, J. QASKIN, Lakeside. npO Stand this Season at SEHGEMEUE The Thoroughbred Horse, Free Lafeoiir. Free Labour is a bright bay, rising four years old 'stands l^-l handa ; great power and marvellous" temper. Dam, Middy ;. sire, Holderneas, by, Daniel O'Rourke (imp), Middy,, by,; Diomedea (imp,) g.dam, Jcsp, by Old Skeleton. :. Jess was the first horse known to travel from Timaru to Christchur.ch m 12 hours with a man m the saddle, and before; any of the many rivers wer6 bridged. Middy, dam of Free Labour, bred Gunpowder, Presto and Dottrel, all winners. Free Labour met with an accident as a foal »nd was so prevented from perform* ing on the turf. He has proved himself a sure foaH getter, and if : pro parly mated Hhould \leave some Al racers, cross country and carriage horses— three sorts now m request. Terms, 20s first service ; 25s on January •■ !i - -■ •.■-■■ : 15t,.1892. : ■■■■ ;Vy ■ : ' ::;il ' ! Guarantee, 30s, payable Ist August, 1892. V T. B. HOWSONV ' ■ Sedgtmere. rpO Travel the ELLESMERE District' ! Tbe Imported Ctydesciple, ....... Brilliant Boy, ■ From Owner's Farm, on Monday i, throueh Killinohy to Doyleston ; Tilesdaysj Brookside ; Wednesdays^ iT-akeaide ; Thursdays, home to Southbridge for ! remainder of week. i:_ ; ; ' !:' For Particulars, see Cards; j „...,-. J.MoEBLLAR,, . -.:. Proprietor, ! Sonthbridge. TO Travel the ELLESMSRE District „ ..; - this Season, , ■■;]■. ;>; ; The Clydesdale Entire Horse, 1 JrtL Hi XSJ% IN IV Ca XV By Sir Arthur (16l N^kfii.) out of Violet (487 N.Z.5.8.) l " ' " ' ' ~ J ; For full pedigree see, cards.;, , r „: „, ; ; Terms £l Iba on lsiirFihjru^ 1892, and £2 when mare proves m foal Groomage fee ss, payable first flervice. * ' =-■; -■■ : -- ' JAMES MoDONAttV ;^^; rBOOT AND SH'OkkAHER,^ v Has REMOVED from his old shop near j the Al Hotel to the Triangle High st. oppoiita "The Hall," Christchurcb, where he is sacrificing his heavy Winter Stocks ofWATiSRTIGHTS; : -^> -^ BHOOTEBSi«6. ; : so as to make, room for bis new Spring, Call early and secure Bargains. if f jpry — : %O» J. B. M^Mftpld' MANCHESTER ST. SOUTH, Is greatly overstocked: with Monuments and Headstones of all descriptions. A great Reduction* m Conofete iEno]oBiires arid Irbn .fences -&b. N6 reasonable offer will be refused for the present stock. Inspection Invited, "mTbernSton, i THE PARIS I'AILOK, HAS OPENED A BRANGp of his Dunedin Establishment m the well known Preo ices m High sheer, between j Messrs Nelson, Moate, an£ Co., and Peter- j sen and Co., . ......... Suits to order from £5 3 &\ AH Trousers ... ... 016 6 j Wool. Fit guaranteed or money returned. The Present Display of Spring Styles and Novelties is of unusual magnificence. M. Bernston has spared no effort to procure the very latest productions of the English and Continental markets. His selection m a very largo and varied oae, 5000 patterns to choose from. To dresa well and score a success m life, go to the Paris Tailoring Establishment, where a good fit is guaranteed m the latest style or money re turned. HIGH STREET, ; Opposite the Triangle.