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Southland Times, Issue 1092, 18 January 1869, Page 4

Paperhangings PAPERHANGINGS ! ! ! THE Undersigned has always on hand the newest designs, direct from the first manufactories in England. ' . . PAINTS! OILS!! BEUSHE^J^ And every article in the trade?,. %.■ HES3IAN, CALICO, WINDOW GLASS, AND KEEOSENE! ! ! DAVID WEBSTEE, PAINTEE, Ac, Dee Stbeet. Lectures y ECTUEES. The following EIGHT highly important LECTURES .— 1st — Structure of Man 2nd— Do 3rd — Functions of Man 4th — Marriage 5th — Abnormal Condition of Man 6th — Spermatorrhoea 7th — False Delicacy 8th — Special Diseases, As delivered at the Anthropological Museum the whole neatly bound together, entitled " THE PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE," Will be forwarded post free for six twopenny stamps to parties unable to attend these popular lectures. Address, Secretary, Anthropological Museum and Gailery of Illustrations, 172, Bourke street east, Melbourne. Impounding NOTICE. ALL Cattle and Horses found trespassing on Dipton Hillend or Hedden Bush Runs will be impounded. MORISON & CO. Entire Horses TO STAND THIS SEASON, THE PtTBB-BBED H DBAT/GHT i CLYDESDALE \([ HOBSE CLYDESDALE HEEO. CTLYDESDALE HERO is a splendid Light J Bay Horse, of immense power and perfect symmetry, quiet temper, and good constitution ; stands Sixteen Hands High, and possesses great bone and muscle, a good worker, and sure foal getter. He is out of the imported mare Scotland's Pride (imported by G. H. Lee, Esq.,) by the famous Scotch horse Tom Sayers. Tom Sayers took the First Prize at Kirkintiuloch, when only two years old ; Second Prize at the Highland Society's Show at Dumfries ; and when three years old, First Prize at Dalbeatie, in Galloway ; same year, Second Prize at the Highland Society's Show at Perth ; and at four years, First Prize at Coupar, Fife ; when five years old, First Prize at Hamilton, Lanarkshire. Tom Sayers was bred by Mr Lockhart, Kirkmanoch, Stranraer, and of a thorough-bred Clydesdale mare, got by Rob Roy, the sire of Black Leg. PEDIGREE: Scotland's Pride was foaled in 1857, bred by Mr John Anderson, of Smythson, Scotland ; the celebrated Clydesdale mare, which gained the First Prize at the Highland Society's Show at Dumfries, in 1860, beating thirty-two others, considered very superior over all in her class (see Journal of Agriculture of the Highland Society of Scotland). The Sire was the celebrated Clydesdale Horse Lofty, who gained the Premium at Glasgow, open to all Scotland and England. Clydesdale Hero will travel the Riverton and surrounding Districts. Teems : Four Po ands, to be paid on or before the First of February. C. M'FARLANE, Woodside, Gummy's Bush. THhe IMPORTED THOROUGH-BRED HORSE, "THAME S," Will serve mares at THE WAIMEA PLAINS STATION, Techs: £5 ss, The dam of the Thames is by Heron, the sire of Fisherman. The Thames is by Kingston, out of the Heron Mare, by Heron, out of Foumalla, by Muley, out of Sister to Pope, by Shuttle. Kingston, by Venison, out of Queen Anne, by Slave, her dam, Garcia, by Octavian: Heron, by Bustard, out of Orville Mare, her dam, Rosanne, by Dick An irews, out of Rossette, by Benningborcugh. THE CLYDESDALE HORSE, 1 "PLOUGHBOY," Will also serve mares this season at WAIMEA PLAINS, Terms : £4 4s. EPPS'B HOMC3PATHIC COCOA.— Homoepathic Practitioners and the Medical prfession generally, recommend COCOA as being the most healthful of all beverages, being the doctrine of homcepathy was first introduced into England, there were to be obtained no preparations of cocoa either attractive to the taste or acceptable to the stomach ; the nut was either supplied in the crude state or so unskilfully manufactured as to obtain little notice. J EPPS, of London, homoepathic chemist, was induced, in the year 1839, to turn his attention to this subject, and at length succeeded, with the assistance of elaborate machinery in being th<» first tc introduce an artidf pure in its composition, and so refined by the perfect trituration it receives in the process it passes hrough, as to be most acceptable to tb© delicate stomach.