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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume VI, Issue 345, 15 October 1875, Page 4

k Ho tiers. 'H. it KIN KY nnd . Mi-. HARRY W. SMITHIES hare entered into P/VUl'NftJiSinP, nnd intend to ''.Yt'LlV. b " B !"T 9 irt 'Huiiedm, un(lev the style (>l trnM-a, Land ..Agents,- "Finanml . Agents, o'ock Brolcera, rind Stirvryora. Iwpeninl notice is called to-Ilie Arbitration Brunch, on account of tlu? peculiar qualifications posse sed by. Henry Smythies, nj jmting I'iwl over 40 yWirs' experience in the In w, find nn iritimiilo acquaintance -Willi all Colonial interests during a residence of 25 yenrs in New Zealand. Hie advantages of Arbitrallon Comprise (inter nlia) a speedy and inexpensive settlement .of disputes upon thereal merits, rather Mlivll iipon.the technicalities atid accidents of I li« ense, find also n considerable amelioration of personnlill-will. I'nrti'js c!Usu*o 11 yof availing themselves of Messrs. Smythies and Son's services may apply to them personally, when all preliminaries •will he prepared, and tho matter completed in their oflico. Sr'cHcitcrs who may advise their clients to siilniilt their eases fbt' arbitratjoii to Messrs. Smythies Itiici Soli, will ho received with courtesy, nnd thanked for their support. TUR SOnVKY DKL'ART.UKXT will bo inore especially under the enro of Mr. Ifarry W. Smythies, who for several years |ir;'ctised as a Surveyor under tho General Government. . 'JTIK TiAftt) AOHSfCIr, t.AJfI) IiUOKKTt, STOCK HHO.KRB, AND . TTNANCTAT, DEt'ARTJIJSNTS. \vill ho superintended mutually. TEMPOnAny Omoi— Next door to BURTON BROTHERS. TAflO WASTE LANDS ACT. •/. ;.j : , : r:aß72r : ; . •Section 65, Sub-seelloh 1. *JCon(h Schedule,) DISTRICT OF MOUNT IDA. . September 22nd; 1875: To the District Land Officer at Nasiby : WE HEREBY GTV.E NOTICE that we intend to construct tv Water Race for irrigation, commencing at a point on the Mauuherikin Rivet*, three miles above home station, and terminating nt our home station. The length of such "Water Race is three milos or thereabouts, and its intended course is from North to South. Tlic mean depth and breadth of such Water Race is 2ft s.lft, and it is capable of carrying two bends of water, Signaturo and Address (in full) of applicants—• WILLIAM STOTHERT HOLLAND, ADAMROLLAND, JAMES HENRY ROLLAND, EDMUND BOWES CAR GILL, Blaekstone Hill Station. ,> Any person objecting to the issue of a License to tho above named, Applicants, must lodge his objection in writing at my office within fourteen clear days from . tlic dafo hereof. And I appoint the 22nd day of October next, as the day for deciding the application if unopposod, and for notifying objec-, fcions, if any, at my office, at Naseby. IT. W. ROBINSON, District Officer. THE PURE CLYDESDALE ENTIRE' 1 HORSE; "LORD LOT A T T," (Peter I jaw, Proprietor), Will Stand at Nnsoby for the Season. | OIvD LO VATT is a beautiful Bay, Jul ten years old ; lias immense bono, and "plendid notion. He was bred by Miv Eraser, 'Kilmore, Victoria, out of his imported mare •fees (sire —tho celebrated horse Prince Charge, imported from Scotland by .T. and M. M'tntosh), and hns taken several First Prizes iib a year »n:l two-year-old, among which lie jjnJccd I.ltd "First at Kilmore against ten others, lie has a\so served in the Eenalladistrict, and provi'd himselfthe sire of the best stock in that district. Tmtvms—n£o Bs. A Guarantee Given. THE THOROUGHBRED fCNTIRE HORSE F I R E A WA Y, Will Stand this Season at Packman's Liver E Stables,Nae.cby, and servo a few Thorough bred Mitres. Hi] I ]A WAY ia a beautiful Chesnut -i. Three yenr old, bred.by J. A. Doug'as Ksq., out of his favorite mnro Daisy, whose wire wart the,, imported thoroughbred horso Mnlton. l'ireawny is by Scud, sire of the I'l'lfbntlcd- hoiMo ICnotlingly, and brother; toi>i or rn bird, 'Belle of tho Isle, Southern Oliief, Ac., bred by Harris, Esq., Canterbury. li'ii'ea\vay took the second prize at tho lonth Prtlmcrston ntintial show for the best thorough bred two-year old colt. Ho also, lust year, as a two-year old, won the Maiden Plate at the Mount Ida Jockey Club unnunl meeting. Tkrmh ... ... £'ii ... A well*\urtor<id 200-it ere Gross Paddock piovided Oil the ICwel urn, Free of Charge, for th». lirst fix weeks. Every care taken, but no ryspnipihilitv. Orooirago, 55., payable at time nf service. .THE ENTIRE HORSE M WE? -I <1 a N G 'Q U t C K S A N I>, (Tlic Proper of J, Packman and Co.) Will Hiirf Season at Packman's Stabl cs . , - ' Naaeby. - yOUNO QUICKSAWO brofl by S. .It hl» Wo.nit, F.pq , Ohristehiji'cl', out. i I inn fust 1 rotting.- mare Madge, by Quickmiik'. Mndgc look one Hrsl, rind one second I ri/.' nt lite '(lui tehureh * Shows, in d von it mil i Ivst •trolli nc? Tnfitchfs, • Young QuickMi;ii- si, be Hi' f'lit rdnpp'e jrrcy,. slnu'lo- -.J.*) J ! mti■ 1-. « ith sp'i't'diii bone and svn'me(' - y; ii tery docile s t.i ntper, iiiid ji sure 1001-gettfv. '.ri ii.M , t«'), bcforri rprnpVi I of nvircs. : (4* ofim's fee, ii''. A well \vr.fered t'OO-ticre Grn?s ,Paddo''k I 'Tc i.ii-'d on the Free of (Jl'^ii(nr i , t i- liifi dis '.U'el-fl.' v eiU'e liiJvfm but no i'l.-viiou-ibiiify.' . -•