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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume VI, Issue 344, 8 October 1875, Page 4

UuMu ilV.lccs. ■■■■•. DUKE ;OF. EDINBURGH (The Property, of Messrs. Macphersoii and I'ackman.) Will Visit Kvcburn, Hyde, Hamilton, Sow- • burn, Muniototb Plain, Hill's Creek, Duns'tan Creek, •Drybwacl, and Blacks. B""" t'KE .OF EDINBURGH is a dark brown horse, seven years old. Has iirfmense bone, and splendid action. He. •was bred by IS. Fricker out of the celebrated mare Nora, imported from Melbourne by Mr. P. Aitchison.'" Norn/was a large prize laker in Melbourne. . His Sire, is the celebrated horse Lofty, imported from Scotland by the Hon. Mathew Holmes. Duke of Edinburgh, as a two year old, took the fust prizo in his class at Oamaru. lie bos a docile temper, is thoroughly staunch, and has proved himself a sure foal getter in the Oamaru district. ; ; . Tehms ' ... ■■';.. ... .£3 I.oa. A ivell-watered 200-aere Grass Paddock provided on the Eweburn, Free of Charge, for the first six week's. Every care taken ; but no responsibility. G(roo!l:ilg^ , , ss'., payable at time*of*'servide."- For further particulars apply to (jho,proprietors or the groom. ' '.. ' ; TO BUTCHERS AND OTIIEBS. jl O R S A LE-In the flourish.-; ing Township of St. Bathanj, the Butchery and Freehold Dwelling House, with' i Utensils, Yards, Pigs, &c., &"?.,' of Mr. Charles ' Indor. ■ ■ i ■■*. ;■■. - ; .■> .:■•■■■. 'For further particulars apply to the Pro-. j pviclor, on the promises." h: ; '".SEVEN HEAD OF CATTLE. OPEiNING AT ST. HAITIANS. " -That eld established Pmkery and Store at St. Bathans, for many years earned on by James Towers. The Property is Freehold. Tho current price per four pound loaf is Is. for "cash. . For further particulars apply to the proprietor on the premises. ~N O T 1..0 E. : .=' ■ g3 ARTIES are Hereby WARNED ;J_■".*: not to go HUNTTNG "SABBITS with Dogs on Eweburn Run during the Lambing Season, which commenced on the 12th inst., and will end on the Ist- November next. GEO. OLIVER, Manager. Eweburn Station, Sept. It, 1875. 'rN LE SIN GE R'S II HE U M ATIO . J!' ..:'..';; . .. BALSAM.'' ' The greatest'Disoovery yet made for the Relief of human "sufferers from MTJSCUI/AR. OR • NERVOUS AFFECTION ."'"'"';.: ' '■ I 3 ' ... 'SLESIN GEE'S RHEUMATIC BALSAM. '■••' All the advertised remedies and all the prescriptions from the ino<iisal " , ' faculty lor the cure of Rheumatism : ; Rheumatic Gout' ciatica .'■-•■ i, ■ :::..; .Tie Douloureux ;'■■ ; -, ■■■-.[■ i . Neuralgia . ..;;'■ Lumbago - Or pain of any sort from the above affections, , », hone of which have been so successful ■lV.'i.t'.i ... "- } and effectual as , SLESINGER'S RHEUMATIC BALSAM, As certified by the certificates published in the ' Otago Daily Times,' ' Guardian/ and innumerable others. Frice, 7s. 6d. per bottle, which is sufficient , cure in all cases. S SLESINGER, V.S., Hope street, Dunedin. Sole Agent s in Dunedin : KEMPTHOIiNE, PROSSER, & CO,