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Grey River Argus, Volume XIV, Issue 1705, 21 January 1874, Page 4

fi I L LiO N / A ; N D ; DEVE RV, ;WhQle3.ale'an,d l ßetai^ i / STOREKEEPERS, BUTCHERS, AND PROVMON^DEAIiERS, • • Tramway street, No Town. Goods delivered tp all parts of the district.* GOLD BOUGHT. N.B.— A liberal discount made to purchassd for cash : J rriO DRAPERS, STOREKEEPERS, HOTELKEEPERS, CAPITALISTS, AM) OTHERS. . FOR POSITIVE SALE, Those centrally-situated and substantiallypremises in the Brunner. Parade, No Town, known as PARFITT'S DRAPERY EMPORIUM, With, the Goodwill of the same ; together with a saleable stock (carefully selected in the' Melbourne and Dunedin markets) of DRAPERY, CLOTHING, HOSIERY, HABERDASHERY, BOOTS AND SHOES, FANCY GOODS, &c All in good order and condition. The above business can be shown to be one of the best and most profitable in the Grey Valley, ana as the proprietor is determined to visit England, such as an opening has never before been offered to capitalists in the Grey district. Also THE ALBION HOTEL, . .■ * Brunner Parade, One of the most commodious, faithfullybuilt, and best paying establishments in the No Town district. The undersigned in returning his sincere -ihanks to his numerous customers for their patronage for so many years, begs to intimate that, pending the final sale of his premises, his large and seasonable stock will be cleared at a sacrifice. ... No Reasonable Offer Refused ! ' N.B.' — All parties indebted to the undersigned are requested to settle their accounts immediately, and those having claims against him are requested to present them for pay ment. ; CLEMENT PARFITT. TRIGGERS' REST HOTEL. ' Nelson Creek, (at the Junction of the Nelson Creek and Mani, Grey Valley Roads.) The undersigned, late of the Diggers Rest Hotel at the Foot of Nelson Creek, begs to announce that her New and Commodous House is just opened. The premises are arranged specially for the convenience of the " travelling public ; and the name of the pro prietress is a guarantee for the excellence o the accommodation provided. Wines, Ales, and Spirits of the Best Quality. :.:,.... .Stabling and Horse-Feed. ... ....-...., BRIDGET ELWARD, Proprietress. FTIO STAND THIS SEASON At 6'Malley's Hotel, littie Grey .iJL'i ; „ Junction. The. -well'known imported Clydesdale Draught Horse, i ' C L V D E , Out of Smiler by Clyde, imported from .Scotland by R. Q. Kelmode, Esq. Smiler .was got by Prince, a pure Suffolk horse, imported by Mr Ford, from whom he was .purchased, out of a remarkably fine mare, got by Czar, a Clydesdale horse, imported from. Scotland, by the late % Mr Scott. The breed on dams side, were Originally fr">m a mare got by Clydesdale Ben, a fine imported Clydesdale to Sydney about twenty .years ago, and has been crossed by none but imported Clydesdales, with the exception of Prince. Prince is the sire of the best cart stock en this Bide of the line. Fee— -£3 10s. : ! JAMES O'M ALLEY, 1 Little Grey Junction. .■'• ' English grass paddocks, provided for mares , but no responsibility will be incurred. N.B.— The results of last season have 'proved this Stallion to be a sure^Foal -getter ft CTIO STAND THIS SEASON, "JLi L ';..-.. . ' A t'Mirfin's Farm, Upper Grey, the well- •' ' ' '■' known Thoroughbred Horse, ; X ■'■■"<} OLDEN EAGL E," . By Ruk, out [of Miss Cummins, by Prince' ; , Charlie, out of a Shackle-brand Mare. Prince r , Charlie (brother to Phoebe), by Sir Hercules,' ' 'out of Woodstock (dam also of Wildrake and Miss Lee', by Theorem. Risk, by Camel imported), , dam , by Skelton (imported), Camel, by Camel, out of Miss Skim, by: __ Skim— Beningbrough, by Sir Peter— -King Fergus, By Eclipse. Caoael, by Whalebone—Selim Mare — Maiden, by Sir Peter. Skelton, by Master Robert— dam Sir Walter- . i /Raleigh mare— Miss Tooley— Lady Jane, by Sir Peter. Master Robert, by Buffer— Spinster, by Shuttle, her dam by Sir Peter. Golden Eagle is a rich brown, and. has ran successfully in Nelson and Marlborough. It will be tseen that 2m possess a very large amount of Eclipse blood, as, independently of the several strains of blood through Risk his I sire, there have to be added those got through Sir Hercules, a direct descendant of Whisker. .Golden Eagle's great grand-sire Skeletn, ... , bred by the Marquis of Sligo, was one of the Y . test horses that ever .ran on the Curragh of Kildare, where he won five races' out of ''■'£& ' for which he started the year ' he ■..i.*vaß bronghD out, and was then sold for £2000 to be shipped for Australia. The jo atock of Itisk are well-known in Marlborough as admirable hackneys, ' and ; Golcfen Eagle has also proved'a valuable horse at the stu J. —JCerms:— Single Mares, £3 55.; when more * M. ares tnan one > M agreed. Ji. ran for Mares at reasonable -terms, but W.C. MIRFIN, Jnnr. Wf :/. ■:;■!_•: •;,! ■ ■; :vn:i-. ..^ ' T O B T/ P, ; JR..I,N TING ja^f^^dinaßtylenoj^njßrtftattempted ' on the WWt Coast T EEDUOB T> P3ic g^