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Southland Times, Issue 597, 28 November 1866, Page 4

StockmO STA N D THIS SEASON, AT BLACKWATER, NEAR RIVERTON, The Thorough-bred Horse "PROFESSOR." TEEMS— £S 10s., To be paid before removal of mares. W. H. NURSE. •|iHE THOROUGH-BRED HORSE "PRIMER," Two Years Old, WILL STAND AT ENMOBE STATION. TERMSFOUR GUINEAS for each Mare.— One in five given in. All Fees Payable before Removal of Mares. Every Care taken of Mares, but no responsibility. Season to commence on lst Octobeb, 1866, and end on lst March, 1867. WILL STAND THIS SEASON The Clydesdale ENTIEE HOBSE "TYNE OF CLYDE," WILL STAND AT WALLACETOWN He will also Travel to EIVEETON and HALE-WAT BUSH (On East Boad), Tyne of Clyde is a rich dapple bay, rising siyears old, standing sixteen and a-half hands hgh, good tempered, and uncommonly active, and has an excellent constitution. His sire is tho celebrated horse Wallace, bred by Thomas Young, Esq., of Beille, Renfrewshire. Grandsire — the far-famed and well-known horse Surprise, bred by Mr. Murdock, Lanarkshire. Large Paddock, well grassed and watered, provided for Mares at Wallacetown. Every care taken of mares, but no responsibility., TERMS— FOUR GUINEAS EACH MARE. One ih Seven Given in. Season will commence on lst October, and end lst March, 1867. TTTILL STAND THIS SEASON, The Well-known Thorough-bred Horse, "SULTAN," j at BRANXHOLME, NEW RIVER. Large Paddock for Mares. Every care taken, nt no responsibility. The Horse will run with the MaresJ Terms— £3 3s. MESSRS. GRIEVE. rnHE PURE CLYDESDALE "BLACK PEINCE," Will Stand at KNAPDALE, MATAUBA. TEBMS— £4 4s. All Mares to be paid for before removal. Large Run for mares. Every care taken, but no responsibility Season commences lst Ooctooer, and ends on lst March. VICTOEIAN BONDED STEAM COFEEE MILLS. EOBEBT HABPEB & CO., BEG to draw the attention of Merchants and the PubMc generally to the advantages afforded of purchasers of their Coffees. The goods being manufactured in bond, the payment of the double duty is avoided, and the manufacture being under the inspection of an Officer of H. M. Customs, a guarantee of quality, not hitherto obtainable in the coffee trade, is secured to customers. This being the first and only Bonded Coffee Works ytt established in the Australian Colonies, R. H. & Co. are enabled to supply their Intercolonial friends with a superior quahty, and at a reduction of 2d. per lb. on their former shipping prices. ROBERT HARPER & CO., Coffee and Spice Merchants, " 65V Hinders YLane East, j - ':...'" Melbourae.