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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume III, Issue 186, 27 September 1872, Page 2

Miscellaneous Advertisements^ 'oum ida jockey cmm tat.mw ■ 17th c OCTOBER, 5 ? 1872. W. INDER ,;i^^M;jM;if^tt:i .. J::- LAVERTY .:.#:'^R;'^EEEEN^SS^^ ; - ;i&' T. GEORGE a I%4:v*x^ ; Clerk: op XB^OorasE^^ Maided Plate, of 15 Soys, open to all Horses 1 that have never won anladTerfcised; race (hacks or otherwise). Eritrjj one : soy.v No weight under 10 stone. | 1 '"'■■ mile. ■;.■■ ■■>'- v ':: ; 'V:V , .t^yQ ! >. ; ;>- : MoUjSX Ida. Plate, of £2O, open to all : that have never won a race of £SO or over. Entrance, one guinea. Otigo Jockey Club liulesy 1871, spring welter weights" forage. Distance, one and a half hiilei Selling Race,; of £2O, 6peh to all horses. Entrance, £1 Is. Distance, one mile and a distance. Horses entered; to be sold for £SO, to carry list j £4O, to carry lOst 7lbs ; £3O, to carry lOst; £2O, to carry 9st 7ibs ; £lO, to carry 9st; Post" entry; Any surplus to go to the Race Fund. : Hack Race, lor £lO. Entry; 10s 6d. Dis-T tance, three-quarters of;;a mile heats; Winners of over £2O, and winners at the" present meeting not allowed to starts v No weight under Bst7lbs^4_PostehtryiK | All Races to be run under the Mount Ida | Jockey Club Rules (weight in Mount Ida Plate arid qualification fee excepted). No person allowed to enter a horse for the Maiden Plate, Mount Ida Plate, or Selling Race, unless a subscriber of £1 to Spring Meeting. Entries for the first and second. Races named to be lodged with the Secretary not later than nine o'clock p.m. on 16th October. The first Race will be started at One o'clock I sharp. ! No deductions from the stakes. E. T. GEORGE, ! - Secretary. . i August 29, 1872. ■HPHE JPURE CLYDESDALE ! -&- ENTIRE HORSE Will Visit Kyeburn, Hyde, Hamilton, Sowburn, Maniototo, Plain, Hill's Creek, Dunstan Creek, Drybread, and Blacks! J LORD LOVATT is a beautiful bay, eight , years old ; has immense bone and splendid j action. He was bred by Mr. Eraser, Kilmore, | Victoria, out of his imported mare Jess ; sire, ! the celebrated horse Prince Charlie, imported i from Scotland by J. and M: M'lntosli, and has taken several First Prizes as a year and two year old, among which he gained the Eirst at ivitmore against ten others. He has also served in the Banalla District, and proved himself the sire of the best stock in that district. [SH" A Grass* Paddock provided for Mares from a distance. No charge for the first six weeks. Every care taken but no responsibility. Terms —£3 10s., payable on or before Ist February, 1573. Groom's Fee, 55., payable at the time of service. JOSEPH PACKMAN, Proprietor. C U D' Will Stand this season at . Messrs. J. A. Douglas and Co.'s Station, Eden Creek. Terms— For One or Two Mares, £4 4s. each Mare. For Three or Four Mares, £3.105. each MareFor Five Mares'and upwards, £3 each Mare' ■ :" :y: ' FOa SAT.E;-: _ ; SPLENDID BUILDING SITEv iOTJIi- kOOMED HQITSE, witli -H- Outhouses and GARDEN, presently occupied, by Mr. T. Baird, is how For Sale. The Site, for Business Purposes, is one of the best in town (Freehold), and with a frontage of about 100 feet to main road. Further particulars may be obtained at Msesrs. Brown a..d Smith's, Storekeepers. V OB SALE, a Comfortable Dwell- - ... ing House, and securely fenced Garden and Paddock on the Main Dunedin and Dunstan Road. The above is admirably situated for; an Hotel, or for Oats and Chaff Store. Apply to R. Glenn, Naseby; or J. M/Fie. '%;■