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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume V, Issue 292, 3 October 1874, Page 4

s!oo!iseUcrs, &c. FTokI, Ti<-v Paston, The? "Villages of , ,th'e- ' Bible, post'Svo , —■ Dickens, Chsis., Life ani Adventures of Ni , c)iolq,3 Nicklebv, Library edj"fc^vol-:il ! ,;8vo : B.lzuc's Coilt.es T)rolatiques : -DrolLStorie's, -il-;> j by-Dore, postißvo Willison, John, -Sanctifieai ion of MinT/onl's* ~day, post.Byo ~■• ■■ i'v*v •:- •'* ■ ■ Cooley's Practical Receipts, 8vo : • ■ -■- ity Ladies 'Cabinet,-1874 * -ft-.; •/*,*; <. a ■ „ i: Bondoir',- 'J, ■ SThe-Tliesanras 'Of Eng., words, • ■; / post 8v;o. . ' 1 Youatt, W, on the Horse, Bvo ' ' '• - r Quain, J., Anatomy,2-vols.,'Bvo : Sjisitm-i trere,' Sir"Bnrtle, On" "Indian Missions, v!2mo •>': Smyth; Piazzi, Our-Inheritance m the Great ■ . Pyrnm'dy post Bvo-' :• ; . .. • *, Ker., David,, on the ,Rond-to Khiva, Bvo '■ ' . Mere weather, TI. A , ,]3y ea and" by Land,- . ]/ost Bvo ..." '_ . ;; Gardener, John, Longevity tliej means ofii '-Prolonging 'Life* After' Middle Age, :32m0. Kingsley,. Rev. Chaa.,, llealth and Education, posfc,Bvo Winter, AMastery. FinishcdY or Prophecy' *."* Explnined, post Bvo > •>; •JVrn-LeaVes, * " \ • **•>" ' Lilly Series Shadowsiand'Sunbeams'' /.1 „ .. t ,St. Clair,-iQ-.ji D.irwinism and Design, pipsf, Bvo ( . RPITII • AND WJLKTF/,' ' r ; : <i.i?RTNCKBTsraBET,' rr--D ,U KB !)' : I X— ' 00 ICS AND 1 gTATIONHin 7 WILLIAM BAIR.B, . BOOKSELLER ' A 7S r D, STAT TON I?li, a E-'oil Q--JE S TJih: E T,"', DUNEDIN. ."! . . .W. B. •■vyoulcl remind -his numerous custo,mers and'friends that he has alwayson"«hand ■ a Large Stock of BOOKS in .almost' every of-Literature, and is . constantly . ■receiving large Additions to it direct-from England, .whichjare carefully selected there by an experienced buyer. His Stock and Testaments is also large"anJ varied, both as to style' and -'prices the latter ranging from Is. fid. to £4 and£s. . . v. '(""''A'Librarg hi itself .''J' . - v- ' Stationery, Account Books, Wrapping;, iih~; 'Papers, Grocers k, Bags, School Books",' Photographic Albums; - School ■ Prizes, Mathematical Instruments, .■< Color Boxes, &c., .-&c., in . great -variety. • Country: Orders collected 2 and. despatched: with promptness. ' ■ - .' " Large Discount allowed to the Trade. - , j WILLIAM BAIRD, Bookseller and . General Stationer, 7 G-EOliaiS STREET, DUNJ2DIN. ! Worses. THE PURE CLYDESDALS' ! ENTIRE HORSE - ."L O K D . L O V A T T',," ; • ,"(John.Weir>iuSd'M'Pherson; 'Proprietors);: - /Will . visit itfaniototo Plains, ■: Hill's Creek, Duns tan Creek, Drybread, ; ,t -and-jiilackß. ~ >5. X LQ VAT 1| a.beautiful bay, t r. . .old ; has.immense'bone jand' splendid action. ! He was .bred by Mr. Eraser, Eilmorfe;-Victoria, out* of 'his imported-mare, JOB 4. (s're.-ntlie celebrated =horse Prince.Char.lif,;.'imported from Scotland: by J;> and ; M ; M' Intosh), and ha3 r takcn several: First Pnzes as a year and ,t'wo-year-old, . among which hegamed- tho First at against ten others. . d 1 in' the Beiinalla" District, apd proved:himself; .the! aire- of the' beat shock in tliat.district. : 7 f ; %rj° A GrasV Paddock. .provided for-Mares from a distauce.. No clia-ge for.the first six •weeks. 'Evfeiy'care:. taken, but no responsibility - i ,l ' J rßinis-T-£3; 10s., paynble onuor before F.ebrnary,. ,13 4 .Groom's j Pee,- ss.,'^-payable at the time of service. ' ■ ■ .r •/.<«. THE ENTIRE HO'R-E ' & ' '• QUICKSAND," (The property ol Joseeh ' Packman),' t Will stand this 'Season' at PACKMAN'S, ■' ■■■•■ ■ ■ Si'AßLiiy,-Kaseby'. l ; ' QUICKSAND, bred by' i.s John Wood, Esq.-,'Christchurch, out .of his^fast-trotting mare Madge, i byi'Quick-' 1 sand. one first, ,aud 'one second prize at the Christchurch .Shows, and won ■many fast-trotting matches; Young Qtjick&anjt>.is .a beautiful'dapple-grey, stands''ls4 hands high,. with splendid bone;and symme-' try j . a vei-y:dpcile.temper, and asure-foal-get-'-i Tetims—£3, payable before . removal', ■ ofmares:' Groom's'Fee,-ss; . r - : t&ST A Grass Paddock "provided only 'for-' mar.es|that comgj'rom a distance.! for the fii'st.six .weeks.. 'Every, care taken, but' no responsibility. ..j. ...* . M . TIIE THOROUGH BRED s i id \ ' ENTIRE - HORSE ' . ' "F, I R BjA W A Y,"- ' ,(The ( property of Messrs. Lamond: and . ' - Packman), Will stand, this season ab Packman's Lit eh y ! ■ ■ Stablus, Nnseby, and Bcrve a few • - - thoroughbred mares.is a beautiful chest,- ] nut, bred Fy'J. A. Douglas, Esq j.-ont of, his.favorite marc Daisy, whose sire was-(lie irnported thorouglibrcd horse Mai ton. Fibraway is by Scud, sire of the celebrated horse/ En'ottinglyj. Stormbird," Belle of the Isle, Southern @lnW, &c., bred by —Harris, E«q , Canterbury. T'Kiar's—£6 fis. , , -BW*. A •-Grass ... Paddock ( provided free of charge for the first six weeks. t Every : care taken, but no responsibility. Fees to bu paid before removvil of mnres. ARTIES desirous to get Golts Gelded should give -notice to Mi*." P'lckmun lit an early date, in order tliat they may get intimation when "Mr. MVOregor, "Veterinary .Surgeon, 'arrives, in Naseby—probably tho end of tliis month,.'or in Ilie .beginning of■Oc.toljfyv ' " '