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South Canterbury Times, Volume XV, Issue 2065, 5 November 1879, Page 3

Business Notice. TO STAND THIS SEASON, AND TRAVEL W AIM AT E, OTAIO, AND PAREORA DISTRICTS. The Imported Clydesdale Horse. KING OP THE RING. Sike —Kilbowie is a pure bred Clydesdale, rising eight years old, of splendid aymetry and action. He is by old Surprise which was firs'; as a two-year-old at John* stone, C ■nubuabng, &c. and twice gained the prize for the best Stallion at tbe Glas* g,;w bocLty’s Shows to travel in the dis* trich. He ul-o gainied the Highland society’s first prize at Inverness, and other prizes to travel as a stallion. Kilbowie’a dam also gained many prizes. Kilbowis gained the first at Dry men, as a two-year old, and first at Stirlingshire Shows. Kil-« bowie was purchased srom the well known breeder, Mr David Riddel, Kilbowie, and has been purchased by the Governor of Late, at a very high price. Pudigeek—Kmg of the Ring is a beautiful bay, rising five years and six months old by Kilbowie, bred by John Trethewie, Ksq. and is one of the best grown colts of his age in tbe colonies ;he is a fine bay standing 17 bands high with immense bone and substance, his dam Blossom by Lincolnshire Hero, imported by E, Q. Kermode, Esq., winner of eleven first prizes grand dam Datby by Black Champion, im. ported by (Burke, E q., g g dam by Erince, imported by J. \Y. Gieadow, Esq., g g g dam by Lincoln, imported by the late Dr. Wilmore. g g g g dam by Hussar, imported by T, Scott, Esq. Kmg of the Bing is acknowledged by the best of judges, to be the grandest cart colt of his age in the colonies, and is full of the best blood in the wotld, and will without doubt, make a fine breeder of cart stock. King of the Ring has been first twice, Midland and Hobart Town, Any mares changing owners to he paid for by the persons engaging them to the horse.

Terms : M 4s ; Groomage fees (payable at first service) sa. jaue.3 liss am an. Proprietor, Waimate. For farther particulars apply to JAMES KING Timaru. SSK ft;-! a. '& TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON, 1879. THE WELL-KNOWN THOROUGHBRED HORSE jj U Y FAUX, By i'avensvvorth,out of Fidget; Bavensv/ortb, by Touchstone, out of Fair Jean, by Vcruiam &c., &c.; Fidget, by Sir Hercules, out of Flirt, bv Leading Article, &c., &c. GUY FAUX is a daik Brown, standing 16 hands. Was one of the fastest and most cor,slant horses over 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 was scarcely over out of work. GUY FAUX will travel as follows Mondays—North road, via Ohoka, to Anderson’s stables, Rangiora. Tuesdays—Ashley Bank and Sefton. Wednesdays—Amber iy. Thursdays— Returning home through Leitbfi.'.ld, Saltwater Creek, Woodeud, and Kaiapoi. Fridays Papanui and Kiccarton to Millett *nd Giiilith’s (late Page’s) stables. Saturdays—Leave Ohriatcbu'ca for home via Biiigslnud. Tunis—4s ss, payable on or before January Ist., ISSl) ; thoroughbred mares, XP> 103 . Urrom’s fee, os. Good paddocking at 2a per week. Every cam taken, but no responsibility. For further particulars see cards, and apply to GROOM,

MESSRS MILLET & GRIFFITH, Christchurch ;or to JS. J.HAWKKN, Near Papanui, Proprietor. INKERS BAKED DAILY for private families. Kiaigcr and Goulding, Theodccia-stieet, near the Windmill. TIMAUU LOYAL ORANGE LODGE No. 13. A SOIREE and BA LL will be held in the MECHANIC-'’ INSTITUTE on WEDNESDAY. Nov- Ah. Single tickets, 4i ; double tickets, 6s ; refresh men! s for Bail included. Tickets m y b:- bed f.om Members of i,he OrderTea on the table art 7 P.m. sharp. The Lodge meets at G o’clock for the transact!..n of busines-. FIELD TU.uNIP SEED. ALL KINDS Of Field TURNIP in* eluding Green, and Purple Top, Yellow Aberdeen ; also, Grey stone, new and true to name. GKO. PUIiDIE &CO., Seedsiu.-n & Nurserymen, TUTOTICB TO STU DKN !‘f?—After this date, ‘Young Gentlemen (?) found trespassing or committing nuisances on my section, wilfully destroying my fences, or ! using filthy and disgusting hi ,guage, will | be prosecuted to the utmost extremity of the lawi 1 JOHN THOMAS MORRIS. I Ngvembw l a R>79, SEEDS. SEEDS, Near Bank of N.Z. Timaru,