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Oamaru Mail, Volume I, Issue 123, 12 September 1876, Page 3

LA?£ AOVERTISSfiIEfST?. \\ TANTKII (:»► f*fc"XT-~A .%i'» »>r Eight f It'icrt.M osntrallys>rtn.tuid. A|>t>ty t»> tt.M.. M.tc;. « ftli:--. fS94 a\" ri:i». £ general servant. AppEy Mrs. O'M !J«»edstreet. w. i ».» I. i. i K R. i ■'►rMt Asl»r and AnUiw. Will s,ive few I>,<■«•rljitnv, r rtaumeKt STA'i ft \ X r» A C VO R S f'l 'hutHM'!!; n-H FRIDAY, |.>th INSTANT. S*>tvg9, M C**t«rbr»t«rd &t:. A.*»UtifU by Other Artist*. Kwfl p{trt.t-:tti;icst in another imiic. OAM A Hi" tttlf'Al, BEN hf IT BUILDIN*: SOCIETY. TMK Monthly MEETI NO of the above wtf! b«i held to the Miv CHAN'IiV IXMII UTE TII I S KVKX IN G. S'.el'* Sfejitewubcr, Between hoars «t 7 artfl Si 30 p.m. okorge sum pter, t;s7 Secretary. WAN fED—.*SIART t'OY, to attend to a Horse and I rap. a te! i« akr httn-iclt generally usvifr!. Apply to Dr. D.vtx, co ncr tot Rend aneii t «kn air. e.a. 6TU NGTSCES. TO STAND ![[,.> <M>, rt SON. in the Oamara Ifetrict. and at Mr. Paterson's private residence, Oautaru, the fashionably Weil and very superior Thoroughbred Hwrse PEIiTOBE, By Panic (imported), out of Heater Grazebroofe. I»y the i'remier (imported), out of Miss Napier, by Detapre (imported)". out of Mrs. Roberts by Wanderer (imported); lanic by Alarm, oat of Qft ecu of Beauty by Melbourne. urtt of Birthday 1»y Pantaloon, not of H*>n«ri» by Camel, &e., &c. Pertobe b a dark bay horse, scveu years old, standing 15 bands 3 inches I i,>h, with great length, sabstans'. and qoaiity. and was one of the fastest horses that ever raced in Victoria. The bet that be has got Pantaloon blood in bu veto* is a great recommendation, for it is questionable if better Hows* in any animal'*. The very best rttnners and the grandest speeimet** of the thorottghbred are tfeseended from 1 autaleon, whose blood cannot be eseetled. The value of Pantaloon fcfeod io» artdeniabte. having famished so many pK»i» n«>t »lna9 m to speed and staying. bat »Lo as a running strain, for at though some others occasionally produce one or two animals, stilt few can compete with tftat in (rjeesttmi as to number. For high breeding. gi""d true racing action, honesty Mid gameness, with s]*sed of remark* able tmtliaimiy. Pertwbe has no eqaat, and Marea put to him should breed good r»eebf>rses!. Terms. £5 payabte at end of January, 1577 ; liriynjiw i'e»j, .>?.» payable at first aervtcev PaiWocb provided at 2s». ftl. per week ; every cace t»«t no responsibility. «37 NOTICE TO SHEARERS. THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING WILL BE HELD in THE MECHANICS' INSTITUTE, on SATURDAY, 16th INST., At Eight p.m. JOHN M'COMBE, ft7S Sccrctay. TO INVESTORS. npHE NORTH OTACJO IERMANITNT JL BUILDING SOCIETY U prepared to issue lkWftl#r.H »»f .£25 meb forany perifd, .ttfcjsct tn tlires tn'>nij»" notice on either' side", and canng iaterresit at the rate »f Etgbt per CVkEuhi jter annu'ii, thus a v«ry favourable opportunity t'er the investment »>f large or small sums of ior or long iieriwls. For further ialV'TiMtomi. spp'y to GEORGE SUM ITER, SSO Secretary. \ ««JCTH OTA'JO PERMANENT BUILD* k ING SOOTY. SHARE&OLDERH are informed that they can now RKCEIV E their SCRIP on ap- ; plication. GEORGE feUMPTER, > tiSl SecntaiTi