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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume IV, Issue 243, 31 October 1873, Page 7

THE THOROUGHBRED 'ENTIRE ' Jmimm. HORSE PRIJN CE A LFRED will Stand this Season at Taieri Late ; Station, near Hyde, where well-grassed - Paddocks will be provided for mares, and every care taken, but no responsibility incurred. Teems —£4 4s. Groom's Fee, ss. (payable at time of service). PsiNCE AirFBED is ft bright bay, 17 hands high, with immense bone and muscular power, and fine temper; up to 17 stone across country. Got by "Boiardo" (imported) by "Orlando" (winner of the English Derby) out of " Miss Alfred " by " King Alfred " by " Pyrrhus " (another winner of the Derby). For further information see Stud Book. Mares served last season, and. not proving in foal, will be served this season (if sent prior to Ist December) free of charge, 'except groom's J. CHISHOLM. SHEARING- will begin at Stag Valley Station on Tuesday, the 6th Januarv, 1874. FORTY SHEARERS will be wanted. Applications to be addressed to L. MOORE, Manager. NOTICE TO SHEARERS. SHEARING- will commence at Kyeburn Station on Tuesday, the 18th November. When finished, Shearers will get Eweburn Shed. W. and J. SANDERS. Kyeburn Station, 23rd October, 1873. "TT7~ANTED KNOWN that SHEEP W SHEARING will commence ao Puketoi Station on or about the 25th November. Another shed to follow has been arranged for. Total number of sheep, about Eighty Thousand. Shearers will do well to apply at once. . WATSON SHENNAN. FOR PRIVITE SALE: THE WELL-KNOWN and Advantageously situated HOTEL, known as the "Welcome Inn," with •'•commodious. Stable and Outhouses complete. The Hotel stands in one acre of ground, securely fenced and under crop. Immediate occupation can be giver. Also, One-Third SHARE in Water Race, known as Connelly's Race, out of Speck Gully. For further particulars apply on the ground, or to Mes&rs. 11. Brookes and R. Aitken, Of Naseby.