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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume IV, Issue 238, 26 September 1873, Page 7

INLAND MAIL SERVIf;ES. SEALED TEN DEES ; be received at the Chie : Post Office, Dunedin, till Tuesday, the 30th September inst., for the conveyance of Mails between the undermenr tioned places, from the Ist January to the 31st Decoßobev, 1874, both days inclusive : No. Service. -' .-frequency ea.cli: -way. 12. Palmerston and N/aseby......Twice weekly 13. Palmeivfcon and Na,seby, via Macraes and Hyde .:.... ■'.;Once weekly 14. Naseby and Kawarau...... ..Twice weekly 15. Naseby and Clyde .............Twice Aveekly 42. Kye,burn and Hyde via Harailtons ......;.. .........Once weekly 43. Hamiltons and Linburn...;..Once weekly 44. Linburn. and Serpentine....y. Fortnightly 45. Pilackstone Hill-and St. Bathans ........,:..;.....;...;;Twice weekly 46. Naseby and Elyeburn Dig-/.-gings/.........v...:::/........0nce weekly 47. Ej'eburn Diggings and Maerewiienua....•.'.'' .............Once weekly • The S2; vices marked thus *• are terminable by the Postmaster-Genera], on giving sis weeks' notice in writing, ■ Bach Tenderer will be require J to give security (as provided for on the form of tender) equal to 20 per cent, on the amount of his tender, binding the tenderer to take up the service tendered for, and to-execufce the necessary contract bond in the event of his tender being accepted. Forms of Tender and secudty, with terms and conditions of contract, may be procured at any Post Office. No tender will be considered unless made on the printed form provided by CfovernTenlers to be endorsed—" Tender for Mail Service, No. —," and addressed to the Post-master-General, Wellington. ARUIi; BABE, Chief Postmaster. Chief Posfc Office, Dunedin, 4th Sept., 1873. '.-.

HORSE ~\T OUN G- QUI 0K S AND, ~§- (die property of John Weik and Co.), will Stand this Season at Packman's Stables, Naseby, and also visit the-undermentioned places—viz., Eyebarn, Hyde, Hamil- /• ton, Sowburn, Mnuiototo Plains, Hills Greek, Duustan Greek, Drybread and Blacks. YOOTG- -QUI OBIS AND, bred by John, Wood, Esq., Christchurch, out of bis fasttrotting mare Madge, by Quicksand. Madge took one iirst, and one second prize at the Oh risteh ureh Shows, and won many fast-trot-ting rmiehes. Young- Quicksand is a beautiful dapple grey, stands 105- bands high, with splendid bone and symmetry ; a very docile temper, and a sure foal getter. Ttfitsrs—£3, (£L lOs. payable at the .time of the service). Groom's Fee, ss. *3* A G-rass Paddock provided for mares from a distance. iNTo charge lot* the iirst six weeks. Every care taken, but no responsi-TIIE-PULIE OLYD £31)1103 r O K D h O V A T.T-, (John Afui/rroiXAND & 00., Proprietors) Will visit Kvfbuvn, Huto, Hamilton, Sowburn, Mur.iototo Plain, Hill's Greek, .. Duns tan Creek, Drybrea.l, nnd Blacks. LOBD LOVATT is a b?autifnl hay, years old; has immense bone and splendid action. He was bred by Mr. Frasi-r, IC.il more, Victoria, cub of his in)ported mare, JVss (sire, the celebrated horse Prince-Charlie, imported from Scotland by J. and M. M'lntosh), and has taken several First Prizes as a year and two year ohl. among which he gained the Hrst at Kilrnore against ten ethers. Do has also served, in the I-JenallaDistrict, an.-' proved himself tbe sire of tbe best stock in that dh- *#* A Grass. Paddock provided fur Mar.es from a distance. No charge for the first six ■weeks. Every care taken, but no "I'esponsibiiity. _, - TjiLtHs—-JM 10s (£2 payable at the time of s-rvhe). Gh-pom'.s Fee,-..55.