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Ellesmere Guardian, Volume X, Issue 961, 18 November 1891, Page 3

*:irf-"g";iu«i. -pO H'lANn 'I llrt -KA^N, TbeThon.iuli' fp' l F-n'ire Hor ■*• HPT? A r^TTTT 1 !? A "V By Apreniont-^-BocUy Sirup byTrhduoor— M!ph Flnt. Winner of fthe Dutifidln .Chn:»pa^ne as •i2.year.old. ' i^ l l.i<]ii |l • i ■ Tliackerny s will stand" at hia ovnu'e Lnkeeide. cover twenty "approved mares at £5 s*. For Particulars apply, , . ' : j: GASKIN, «* Lakefiide. TO Stand thi« S»a«-,nnr S'IJ'^KMBRE ■'■ ■ .•■■'.■?; '^y The Th.oron.-h '..red jlorae,.^ Frefe Laboiir. Freo Labf>nr-irt h four years o!d ; ntands 16-1 fmodrt ; great power and TnaVvellou-»'t ; ettrref.- ' ' " ' ■"^ f/ - Dam, Middy ; Hir«j Holilerneflfc ! " by . Daniel O'Hourke'(tiiip), Middy,' by Dio- ' m^des (imp,) pviiini, Jess, by Old Skeleton. ■.••■•' : J< j sb was the first lihrße known <o travel from Timßru to Clnia'churchiri 12 houfs' a ith a man m 'he sa-idl", and: before any of iho ninny rivers were bii'lgfd. Middy, • lain of Fr»e Lnb< ur, lircd Gunpowder, ' Pres'o nnd iMtre'l, oil winners, Freo l.n'onr met with an acc'dcnt an a f^il nnd was so pioVouted from perform ing on the 'turf. • ? f ' $:■ "^"f He hfls proved himself a sure foal getter, nnd if pr'oparly mated should leave «iome Al rncers, cross country and carriage horfe 1 * — threw worts now m fpqueßt. ' %Terinß, 20a. first service ; 25a oo January . U\ 1892. Guarantee, 30s, pavani« l s t An-'usti 1892. T. B. HOWSON, S"dj!.emere. ' »-pO Travel the ELLKSMJfiRE District. The Imported Clydesdale, Brilliant Boy, From Owner's Farm, on • Mondayi", thr u?h Killinchv; to ..Doyleslrij • Tup,f■dayp, Brookßide ; WrdneHny?,; J>^k«Bide ; Thursdays, hor^e tO.Sou^hbridge-: fon.te inuinder of week. : „ :r , v ' ■ . n ! For PttrlicnlarH,'Bee;oardgj ■,'■>., ,- J. Mcl^feLLAK, „ ,_Proprie|or, Soiithbridgp. TO Travel the' ELLeMeREI District jtlus.Season,^^ . ■,-•- p-* •*s■■ The;bly^esdale E6tii-o?^orVe^- «JL By Sir Arthur (161 N.Z.5.8.) out of Violet ; (4BtN.Z.Siß.r;' A^ 'For full pedigree see cards. 1 ' : Terms £1 I.os on 1 st , ; Fe.brua.ry, I 1893;r and £2 when/mare proves m foal . ;; yy, 'i •an Groomage fee 59, payable first tfe'rvicei ' ; ,;>. , :: JAMES MoDON^D;: !iijC ;! ; Proprietor. \ Business IVotices ; BOOT AND SHOEMAKER. HAVING made Vt'rhoat Buccestful Sale of hia Hoine-mado Winter Stock, begs to notify the Inhabitants of the Eliesmere, Djatrict, tjtut h\Bi shop is-i.now. re 1 -; stocked with, the uety. Sprjnsp Bdotftt^ndit Shees, Imported and ManufacJturediOn the,, Premißoß,. ,w,he.r,e ■, all. ., ordered \\ goods .t-.we>i\ hand-made, with special attpn,tiQQito.Neat'j neap, Comfort and Fit. ; T YATES^ i Opposite The Hall, Christchurch. J. B. T^ansAeld, . MANCHESTER 'St;' SOUTH, Is greatly pverstocWi-wUb Monwnpiits and. Hett&tolftS^oy^BO9#feW.ijtdL A preat Reduction m Concrete Enclosures and Iron fences &o. No reasonable offer will be refuße/os[^JWe6ent stock. ; Inspection Invited, THE PARIS I'AILOK, HAS OPENED A t BRANCH of his Dunedin EntaMi'lunent m the well known -Pren. ises m lljgh ,»Ueet. between Messrs VMobj-toMitf) •nn^th.^.M- Pelerpejn and Co., ! Suits to rvrfl^f&rn* £^i§ ; i Trousers ... r ...._ 0 16 6 § W OO I. '■ Fit guarabielft r or ihdney Wttfrded. 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 Knglish and Continental markets. His selection is a very large and varied one, 5000 patterns to choose from. To dres* woll nnd score a success m life, go U tho Pariß Tailoring Bstab'ishment, where a good fit is guaranteed m the lati et style or monoy returned. : HIGH STREET, Opposite the Triangle.