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Southland Times, Issue 728, 25 September 1867, Page 3

Government Advertisements SOUTHLAND KAILWAYS. B. H. & I. E. /\N and after Thursday, the 29th currant, it is intended to run only one Train daily between Invercargill and the Bluff, as follows : — From Invercargill at 9.15 a.m. From Bluff, at 11.15 a.m. The Train will be stopped at the intermediate Platforms as usual. Special Trains to meet mail steamers. By order JNO. BLACKLOCK, Provincial Secretary. Provincial Secretary's Otiice, Invercargill, September 24th, 1867. > | >ENDER3 will be received at this Office until Noon of the 26th inst., for the Lease of the Mataura Ferry House and Ferry (Reserve, formerly occupied by Mr John M'Gibbon), for the period of one or three years, at the option of the Government. Possession of the house to be given up to the lessee on the sth December next, and of the land on acceptance of the tender. By Order. W. H. AYLMER, Clerk to Superintendent. Superintendent's Office, Southland, Sept. 17, 1867. TT7" ANTED a Respectable person to take charge of an infant. By order W. H. AYLMER, Clerk to Superintendent. Superintendent's Office, September 13, 1867. HorsesHE UNDERSIGNED wishes to inform Squatters, Farmers, and Breeders of Horses, that he has just returned from Tasmania by the " Omeo " with a few choice Mares, Entire horse, &c, which are now open for inspection at Royal George Livery Stables, Dee-street ; and which, if not sold by private contract, will be submitted to public competition on Saturday, the 28th inst. A fair trial of any Horse will be given. The lot consists of I.— Brown mare, "Flower,', 5 years (heavy in foal to "Lincolnshire Hero." 2.— Chestnut mare, ."Darby," 6 years. 3.— Chestnut mare, " Dolly," 6 .years, (both in foal to " Sir Colin Campbell." 3.— Grey Gelding, "Turpin," 5 years, splendid worker. Also the Entire Horse, "YOUNG CLYDE." Young Clyde" by "Old Clyde;" dam, " Flower," by " Champion j" grand-dam, imported mare— was bred in Tasmania by j a mes Griffin, Esq., is 5 years old. a rich dapple^ gay ; Btands 16£ hands high ; has fine flat bon c . v ery muscular, with superior action, and exc ee( jj n gly quiet temper, is staunch in harness, and g guam"a ra n " teed a sure foal getter. " Old Clyde" i mpo rted into Tasmania from Scotland by R. Q. Kermode> Esq., was winner of eleven first prize 8 j n Scotland, against all comers, acknowledged by competent judges to be the best Clydesdale ever imported into Tasmania. Dam, "Flower," by celebrated imported horse, " Champion." Granddam, "Rose," imported into Tasmania by Dr Wilmore, the breeder of the finest horses in that colony. HENRY BURROWS. Invercargill, Sept. 24th, 1867. nnO STAND THIS SEASON AT ' HEDDON BUSH STATION, The Thorough-bred entire horse «B E N D I G 0." TbBJIS: j £3 IDs for each marej one in fire given in, Large paddaok provided free of charge \ every owe taken but no responsibility} ail fee* pay*