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Temuka Leader, Volume I, Issue 84, 5 October 1878, Page 3

I BEG TO NOTIFY that I have commenced business as a BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR At Timaru, in the Offices lately occupied by Mr Ormsby, whose -business I have -V/ y taken over. MILES KNUBLEY. TEMUKA AND GERALDINE AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. A PARADE OF ENTIRE HORSES Will be held (under the auspices of the above Society) at Temuka, on THURSDAY, 10th OCTOBER PROX., In Marshall’s Paddock, When the foHowing Prizes will be offered foK competition : / PROGRAM MjH (From the Society’s Funds). Class No. I. —Foil the best; Thoroughbred Stallion on the ground : A prize of £2 2s. \ / „ • Class No. lI.—FoiC the best Roadster Stallion : £2/2& Class No. 111.-/For\ the best Draught Stallion :/£2 2s.\ In addition to the abqye, the undermentioned gentlemen ofxeA private prizes in the classes as follows : V Class I/—For the best Thoroughbred Stallion on the ground suitable for getting weight-carrying nticks : Mr A. Ensor, a prize of two guineas. Class ll.—For the best Roadster Stallion on the ground : Mr R. A. Barker, a prize of two guineas. Class 3.—For the best Draught Stallion on the ground ; Mr John Paterson, a prize of two guineas. All Entries must be made with the undersigned before 7 p.m. on MONDAY, the 7th October. Horses must be on the ground by half-past ten o’clock a.m., and leave it at half-past eleven. Entries : Five Shillings each. V'l WM, WILLS, Secretary. Temuka, 24th Sept., 1878. ~ TEMUKA FAIR. HE FIRST/FAIR foVthe Sale STOCK, PRODUCE, &c. 7ill be held in Paddocks, TemffkaVon TUESDAY; Bth \oTOBER, At noon. Entries/to be made with Mr E. Pilbrow, [r Boyd Thompson, or any Member of ommittee. G. DYSON, Hon. Secretary. WILL TRAVEL IN THE TEMUKA AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS, <5 The Thoroughbred Horse & BLONDIN. BLONDIN is a dark bay, stands 16 hands high, 'is of great substance and bone, free from ■vice, and has a fine temper. Got by Leotard, dam Miss Cos ; Leotard by Teddington out of Kitty-Cut-a-Dash, by Pictou Eel out of Glance, by Waxy Pope—Globe, by Quiz —Paleface, by Young Woodpecker—Platma, by Mercury —Herody-llag, by Skim—Elag by CrabEbony, by Childers. Vide Stud Book. Miss Cox by Little John, imported from England by C. B. Fisher, Esq., Adelaide ; dam Pretty Polly, by the celebrated and well-known racehorse Whisker, bred by Messrs Cox Brothers, Mount Gambier, N. S. W. nO STAND THIS SEASON, The Pure-bred Clydesdale Horse / BARON OF CLYDE, Bai;on on Clyde is a pure-bred Clydesdale Stallion, of immense strength of bone nd good action. Baron of Clyde was imported from Tasmania, was six years old the 15th Oct.. 1877, is a beautiful dapple bay, and stands 17 bands high. Terms ; £4 ; £6 Guarantee ; payable by January 1, 1879. Groomage os, at first service. R. BEATTIE, Proprietor. ('/£ COTHERSTONE. ILL STAND in TEMUKA and DISTRICT this Coming Season. G. H. THOMPSON. CLYDESDALE ENTIRE. CO STAND THIS SEASON, IN THE IMARU AND TEMUKA DISTRICTS, The Pure-bred Clydesdale Entire yy GLENCOE. For particulars see Cards, or apply to R. ORTON, Pleasant Point. i STAND THIS SEASON, in the Timaru and Temuka Distracts / the Entire Horse A D I 0 A L. /For terms and particulars apply to R. ORTON, Pleasant Point. LE./ JR. yE S \ing fence, FOR SALE., 7 A O' within i „ . __ - And now in wheat, with every prospect of a good crop, six miles,from Winchester Railway Statipn. TermsXeasy. / J. T. FORDv & CO., ' Timaru. IN THE BANKRUPT ESTATE OF /J. J. UTTING, OF TEMUKA, y 0 NEWSPAPER PROPRIETOR. HAYING purchased the Book Debts in the above Estate I have to request that all accounts be settled immediately. OWEN JOHN DORAN. Temuka, Sept. 27, 1878.