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Grey River Argus, Volume XIII, Issue 1642, 8 November 1873, Page 4

rjl 0 STAN D THIS ?f '[SEASON At O'MaUey's Hotel, -Little Gwy// ■ -'- [Junction/ . ••.•';;•■)<.'' ' t f The well-known^ imported 1 -' Clydesdale Draught Horse, ■ ' ■•^-■■^'■"Y - ! # i; E^i yr Out of Smiler by ; Clyde, imported fro^b», Scojbland by ; R.; Q* Kelmode, fEsq ♦> Smilef ~ A was got by. Prince, a pure Soffolkhprse, im-, ported by Mr' Ford, from whom i' he was piirchasedi out of a remarkably fine mare,' got by Czar, a Clydesdalel horse, 'imported from Scotlandj by the late Mr.Scetfc The breed on dams side, were originally, from a mare got by Clydesdale Ben, a fine import^ ed Clydesdale to Sydney about twenty years ago, and has been crossed iby none but imported, Clydesdalea, with the exception of Prince. Prince is the sire of the best cart stock oh this side of the lihel ■ ; ! ; ■ ! ' ' Fbe— f3 lOs. » :.••: ;!\ ■'■■'■■> JAMES i O'MALLEY, ; r ( Little Grey Junction, j English grass paddocks provided for, mares, but ho responsibility will be ihWifred. ','.' "..'" N.B.— The' results of last' " season lave proved this' Stallion to bea sure l F6aligetter •■• i±- .- ii^i ■' -■ ■- ■' -■' --* :t -.;i. VT • . Wiv (Junction of the Grey Valley and Nelson t r „ Creek Roads.) The undersigned begs to announce to his old friends, that he has Removed from Camptown,, and built the: above First-clasa House,, where he ia prepared to offer to travellers and^tJLe^general ..pbUc, ,Jhe JupjenqrjMscom. modationfor which his hotel Fas always been famous. ;'%s;!{?j|| jifsfjj. Extensive' Stabling' ■> Accommbclation wifii . .... Free Grass Paddocks. "* '**' Ladies' and -Gentlemen's Sacldie v Horses for ' '■^Hire.-^Free; Ferry b|ithe' Greek. :: Tl^rAßskALL'S 1 HbTELAND-STORI^ MARSHALL'S HOTEL AND STORE, ": XJpperTowH, Half-Onnee. ; ' ' ' - Highest Price given for Geld : ; Livery and Bait Stables attached^ to both i :,-.■:- i i; ■:- Entablishmentß :ai ■'■■i^m^