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South Canterbury Times, Volume XV, Issue 2063, 3 November 1879, Page 3

Business Notice. SOOTH CANTERBURY CALEDONIAN bUCIETY. AG: NERAL MEETING of the above Society will be held at the Grosvenof Hotel, Timaru, oa MONDAY, NOV. 3, J 879, at 8 o’clock p.m. Business : To receive Balance-sheet and adopt Programme of Snorts. WM. D-kViD-'ON, Secretary. % 'ffk* MLAJULdU TO STAND THIS SEASON, : A.ND TRAVEL W AIM ATE, OTAIO, AND PA RE OR A DISTRICTS. The Imported Clyriesdale Horse. KING OF THE RING. Sike— Kiibowi jis a pure bred Clydes* da'p, rising e*gbt years old, of splendid symetry ann action. lie is by old Surprise wnich was firs as a two-year-old at John* stone, C-'Dibusl- ug, At.*.-., and twice gained the prize for the best Stallion at the Glas* gow Society’s Shows to travel in the dis* trict. He al o ga'nied the Highland society’s first prize at Inverness, and other priz sto travel as a stallion. Kilbowie’s dam also gained many prizes. Kilbowio gained the first at Dr -men, as a two-year old, and first at Stirlingshire Shows. Kilbowie was purchased ’rum'the well known b eeder, Mr David Riddel, Kilbowie, and has been purchased by the Governor of Late, at a very high price. PfcDtoEEE— King of the Ring is a beautiful bay, rising five years and six months old by Kilbowie, bred by John Trethewie, Esq, and is one of the beat grown colts of his age in the colonies ;he is a fine bay standing 17 hands high with immense bone and substance, his dam Blossom by Lincolnshire Hero, imported by R, Q. Kermode, Ksq., winner of eleven first prizes grand dam Darby by Black Champion, im. ported by Ciarlce. E q.,g g clam bv Lriuce, imposed by J. W, Gieadow, Esq., g g g darn by Lincoln’, imported by the late Dr. Wilmore, g gg gdam by Hussar, imported by T, Scott, Ksq. King of the Ling is acknowledged by the best of judges, (o be >he grandest cart colt of bis age in the colonies, and is full of the best blood in the woild, and will without doubt, mike a fine breeder of cart stock. King of the icing has been first twice, Midland and Hobart Town, Any mates changing owners to be paid for by the persona engaging them to the horse. Terms : £4 4s ; Groomage fees (payable at first service) ss. JAMEB LIBSAMAN, Proprietor, Waimate. For further particulars apply to JAMES KING Timaru i •*} TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON, 1879. THE WELL-KNOWN THOROUGHBRED HORSE U Y FAUX, By Kavenswortb, out of Fidget; Pavenswortb, by Touchstone, out of Fair Jean, by Verulam &c., &c.; Fidget, by Sir Hercules, outof Flirt, by Leading Article, &c., &c. GUY FAUX is a daik Brown, standing 16 bauds. Was one of the fastest and most constant borseaover any distance that ever performed on the New Zealand turf, and as a proof of his soundness and constitution that from two years old to six he waa scarcely ever out of work. GUY FAUX will travel as follows Mondays—North toad, via Ohoka, to Anderson’s stables, Rangiora. Tuesdays—Ashley Bank and Sefton. Wednesdays—A mbet ly. Thursdays— Returning home through Leitbfield, Saltwater Creek, Woodend, and Kaiapoi. Fridays Papanui and Kiccarton to Millett and GiiEßih’s (late Page’s) stables. Saturdays—Leave Christchurch for borne via Bingsland. IT rms— *5 ss, payable oa or before January Ist, 18S0 ; thoroughbred mares, £lO 10s, Gr om’s fee, ss, Good paddocking at 2s per week. Every care taken, but no responsibility. For further particulars see cards, and apply to GROOM, MESSRS MILLET & GRIFFITH, Chiistcburcb ;or to K. J. HAWKKN, Near Papanui, Proprietor. TIMARU CO-OPERATIVE STORE Has just received to band, a Large Asf • sortment of SPECIALLY SELECTED TEAS, which will be guaranteed to give every satisfaction to the Euro baser being of splendid quality and low in price. TRY OUR TEAS AT HALF-A--OROWN A POUND. Note the At dress, Main North Bond Opposite'*K.C, Times ”Office. J. H. JONES, Manager, Dinners baked daily for private families. Kiaiger and Goulding, Theodccia-slreet, near the W indmill. 590 TIMARU LOYAL ORANGE LODGE No. 13. 1 SOIREE and BA LL will be held ia A. the MECHANICS INSTITUTE on WEDNESDAY, Nov. sth. Single tickets, 4s ; double tickets, 6s j refreshments for Ball included. Tickets may be bad from Members of the OrderTea on the tabic at 7 p.m. sharp. The Lodge meets tit 6 o’clock for tho tCAttSMtiwof busiacae.