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Tuapeka Times, Volume II, Issue 91, 6 November 1869, Page 4

Dunedin Advertisements. RED LIQN HOTEL, (3 doors up Stafford-street, and 3 minutes' walk from the Jetty), o%m m S£ M 2*t£ \0 TEAVELLEES AND BOAEDEES.—This well-known Hotel offers . every convenience, being in a central position. COMFORT, CIVILITY, ATTENTION. Charges : —Moderate. ONCE HEEE—NOWHEEE ELSE, SAT THE TEAVELLEES. W, THOMPSON, —Persons can rely on being called at any hour for Cobb's Coaches. WINES AND SPIRITS OE CHOICEST BRANDS ALWAYS ON HAND.

THE MINEES' EIGHT A Comfortable Home. A ULD SCOTLAND HOTEL, ■£*- SItTABTSTBEET, DUWEDIS". The Proprietor of the above Hotel, in returning thanks to the miners and the public in general for the liberal support bestowed on him these last si? years, begs to intimate that he has reduced his prices to meet the times. Nothing but the best of everything kept. Billiards, Quoiting Ground, and Free Stabling for the use of visitors. WM: ELDLER - - - Proprietor. Late of the Ovens, Victoria. PO TRAVEL THIS SEASON, IN THE MOA PLAT, MILLER'S PLAT, TEYIOT, AND COAL CREEK DISTRICTS, YOUNG INKERMAN; Is 6 years old, stands 16 hands high, of fine symmetry and superior action; is a sure foal-getter. Eighty mares were served last season, and only three missed. pepigbee. Young Inkerman, by Mr. Isaac Gidney from Melbourne, by Inkerman, imported from England to Melbourne by J. T. Bear, Esq. ; out of a heavy hunting mare imported from England by Mr. Bevau. TERMS, £4, payable on or before Ist February, 1870 ; Groom's Fee, 55., payable at first service. A. M'LAREN and CO. mO STAND THIS SEASON, CRESCENT FARM, MOLYNEU The well-known imported • Thoroughbred Horse, TOM Kl NG. Terms - * - ■ * £? Groom's Fee - - - ss. For further particulars, see cards. MAITLAND BROS. HO TRAVEL THIS SEASQN WAIT4HUNA & TUAPEKA DISTRICTS, AS FAB AS EVANS PLAT, Standing at Ooghill's Bridge Hotel, Waitahuna, two days every fortnight, and at Mr. Liston's Stables, Peel-street, Lawrence, two days every fortnight, commencing on Tuesday, 19th October; also, at Mr Fitzgerald's, Tuapeka Flat, The Clydesdale Stallion ROYAL CHARLIE. Royal Charlie was bred by Mr Gardner, of Berwick. He was got by the wellknown imported Clydesdale stallion Prince Charlie, Y(ho took the Champion Cup for three years at the great Annual Show; held in Melbourne, and was never beaten. Dam: a, first-class, imported mare, the winner of prizes. 1 Royal - Charlie is a'dark bay, -with great strength of .bone and' beautiful symmetrical "action, stands. 16 hands 3 inches and. has proved himself a sure', foal-getter; ' 'He has taken many First Prizes'; : afeo/in 186*6, he took the Second' Prize against aft imported ; in 186 1 ? he took the Third Prize at the Tokomairiro Show ; and in 1868 he took the Second Prize at the Clutha Show. TERMS, £5;. Groom's Fee, 55., to be paictat time. of service. All Fees to be paid on. Ist February, 1870, or. £6 will be charged after, that date. R. KEMP* Proprietor.