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To Travel this Seasc At LEVIN. ; 'fho Faehionably-Brod Horse SIR FRISCO (3) HKM. o 'Vedette Yoltiguer 2 * S "§L l ' s Ri( lgway MV « Flyi " S Fly ' g ]DutchllU ' ago Duchess Moropo 2 S King Hsrkaway m « Tom 2 Pocahontas 013+5 a jAdolino j:™ 1 p . O «2 <! Little Fairy 02 r l • m — jJoskin W. Australian ►25 J; 5 Peasant Girl gj Autocrat 1 Pq Ck jElizab'th Bay Rosalind & jParmes'n Sweetmeat 21 ara| | 7 Gruyoro 5 Archer'ssl^™ 21 a* i Tmglo ~ 'Sterling Oxford 12 df 12 Whisper hQ §S Isola Stockwell 3 §g 3 Bella IsDline !—l y Musket (Toxopholite 3 Efl,o 5 3 [West Aus. mari [ a | jHighl'nd Cut'r 7or Stw'l; jpq 02 O'jLassio Glengowrie 2jl~~ h Yatton- Sir Hercules go clon 17 Caßsandra J2 00! Lady Stock well K pj O jChestor Austrey § c 5 fGrolclsbo- Fireworks 10 O d i rou ß h 12 Sylvia "* | iMant'na »•» W » rriw M W 1 Mermaid SHANNON—MONDAYS FOXTON—TUESDAYS OTAKI—THURSDAYS LEVIN—WEDNESDAYS, FRIDAYS, SATURDAYS FEES £5 ss. Groomugc Feo, 2s Od, payable lirst sorviuo. For further particulars apply to F. J. CARHIONT, Owner, LEVIN. Or A. SMITH. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. L —CLEARING SALE of Choice Dairy Cattle,- at Miramax-, "Wellington, on WEDNESDAY, 27tK .AUGUST, L9l-J, at 1 p.m. DALGETY :VXI) CO., LTD., have receiv•d instructions from MESSRS LINDSAY & BRADBURY, if Miraniar, Wellington, who ire giving up dairying, to sell by Public Auction, at their farm, as above, their Dairy EEerd> comprising 95 dairy •oavs and -34 heifers. Full )articulars later. 803-int PpaH thp Dnct

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