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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume III, Issue 197, 6 December 1872, Page 2

"gtitgcrs m\h Outfitters. DRAPERY, BOOTS, &c., &c. tames" alexandee . : (SUCCESSOK TO 3ER. JAMES SAMSOif), Begs to notify to the "Residents, Miners, and others of Naseby tJiat he has just-received and is now Opening Out, a Well Selected axi> Seasonable . OP.'G.O O D ! pose of at the Lowest !REirins T EKATiYE Pbices. INSPECTION-INVITED. JAMES ALEXANDER. - ---^ TO KN O W, by the T r Mount Ida Trade Association, the Whereabouts of the undermentioned' i'orsons ■ • Mount Ida TradeXA^ssocia^": :tion. .. ;:;;■:. "\y ; > Shields, Peter - ; - i Eermode, John.•: • Jones, P. Henry i Lelland, Thos. andl O'Day, John mate Atkins, GeorgeV > Charles; ' " Sheedy, Patrick Robertsonj,John ',"'' Robertson, John O'Halloran. Jolm Green, George Carrol, Bernard [Haggie, Henry r I I£ennedy;>William. H .Atkinson, Chas. alias Higgius, James V Mowbray Eusch, Frederick' O'Brion, P. G. M'GiUivray, James Beck, John Peter \ Hetfernan,* William Gibson, Alex. ; ... Lloyd, Frederick :: Hiclnnond, -"Wl J; " J' Donovan, Daniel\'> Kodgers, Thomas Brown, James Sinqiiest, Andrew . Eerr, Eelis Sfcvachan, James :■.. Bealtie, James i Muleahyj Patrick ; MfAvoy, T M'Donald, Peter - Gavahagh, James Cleary, Timothy M'Lees, John Sullivan, John •.'- Peoples, James Fox, Mark M'Xenna, James Thomas j '£\ Sims; William. Patchell, Joseph M ": : Siucoek, Thomas ~ Greighton, Robert Eekbart, - Henry Murray. George Immley "W J; Dugdalec; ' v -f:Q,-- : :rp : $ lit;-? •Gouiitry Orders pmictuaJly atteMed tor* "K Of the Newest Patterns, always bnlhandV/i ,HE GELEEE^T^D-GLytDES©IIiE Will Trowel this Season t hrongh i^aseby^vlda; Valley,' St. Paihans, "Welsbmaa's, ahii .blacks District-. YOUNG REFORMER is a,b>awtlfui dark bay horse, 16h hands high, ol immense boive, fine symmetry, and a spieridicl Wi rker '•■• was the sum of £875. ; YOUNG REFORMER., though not having many Ilrst-i-lass mares, has left, some of the finest and strongest, stock iii. OtH<>p,i; >Mr. Robert Miiir, fanner, of the Taieri, purchased a 2-ycav old (he other day, bre t on the Peninsula, and got by 'Young Reformer, at £SO. He hss nroved -himself a sure ioal getter YOUNG REFORM KB tocklst, 2nd, and 3rd prizes as a colt in Victoria, wa^afterwards s bought and imported to New Zealand. Sire •Reformer, who gained the" Highland Society's first prize at Perth in 1852 5 as a yearling, 'in 3856, at Melbourne, the Port Philip- Farmers' Society's first prize, beating Mr.--j. Wilson.V Clyde, and four other imported sires ; in 1857, at Melbourne, the Port -Philip .Farmers' Society's first prize, .beating Clyde and 25 other* • at the same meeting won the champion cup, ("value £3O, as the most perfect •animal exhi|ibited.- He has also taken a number of local ■jjprizes, and his itoek have been successful as Dam, Jessie; got by the renowned horse Renfrew, imported by J, and W./Douo-al. of Ascott, and our. of Mi*; Dbugal's imported' mare Nancy, who took many first and second prizes both as a filly and a mare, thus showing that Young Reformer inherits some of the best blood in the Southern '"£ oi'S ! ;c - JDarge and substantially-fenced-dock, welkwatered, free of charge. &i: = ; Tekhs—-£3 10s., payable on or before Ist February, 1873; Groom's Fee, 55., to be paid on first service. r ; '.i: :> - ; V-.. : . • :■. Guarantees to be arranged foi**by the Groom at Ida .Luva, or at' Messrs. Inder an^Gebr^c'* t rvßSlsbv- '.-■■'-.-.'•. ■:i.::\:; 0 -'.\d:;. .'■.". v A^M J PHAIL,. Proprietor.; t