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Tuapeka Times, Volume III, Issue 137, 22 September 1870, Page 4

WEDNESDAY, 28th SEPTEMBER, At one o'clock. HORSES! HORSES! HORSES! At the Commercial Sale Yards, Peel-street Lawrence. MATTHEW HAY has received instructions from Mr, John M'Kellar, of Tapanui, to sell by public auction, at the above place and time, OA HORSES, ™V Consisting of First-class Hacks by Peer, Caledon, and Rainbow, well known Horses throughout the Province of Canterbury. Also, a few first-class Stock Horses. ; The Auctioneer, in calling attention to this sale, would remind the public that the above Horses ,have been specially selected for this market, and are well adapted to the requirements of the district. mUAPEKA PROGRESS CONVENJ- TION, having for its object the obtaining of a fair proportion of the proposed New Zealand Loan for Public Works ; for a Railway to Lawrence in conjunction with the Southern Trunk Line ; and for the Supply of Water to the Goldfields — desire to point out that in order to fortify the Convention in their course of action, a considerable sura of money will be required ; and they ask every resident in the district, who desires to see it advance, and who does not desire I to see the burden of taxation increased without any benefit to the district, is earnestly invited to assist. The following are a few of the purposes for which Funds will be absolutely required :—: — For making preliminary surveys, and obtaining engineering assistance in laying out the proposed works . For taking evidence as to the best means of increasing the water supply. ' For printing, stationery, and literary assistance. If supported by the public, the Convention entertain sanguine hopes of success in their undertaking. Parties are invited to send in their names and the amount of their proposed Subscriptions ! i at once to the undersigned. HORACE BASTINGS, Chairman of Committee. BOISDALE, WILL travel the Mount Benger District this season, stopping at Mr. M'Carthy'd Dumbarton Rock Hotel, Moa Flat, Teviot, and several other places throughout the district. Pedigree and terms will appear in a future advertisement. Mr. M'Carthy intends giving a prize of £5 for the best Yearling Filly Foal, and a similar prize for the best Yearling Colt, to be shown at the Teviot on the 19th November, 1870. The judges to be James Holmes, John Low, and George Bidgood, Esquires. THE £-^3®! j T/' CLY I>ESDALE IMPORTED S4' J /l_T^ STALLION YOUNG ROB ROY, WILL Travel this season in the Districts of Mount Benger. and ManUHERIKIA. Pedigree and terms will be given in a future advertisement. THE ROYAL GEORGE HOTEL, liOSS PLACE, LAWIIEJSCE. J. C. EQBERT3 - - Proprietor. J. C. K. begs to intimate to his numerous friends and the public that he has now completed his new premises iv Ross Place, where he shall be glad to receive a share of public patronage. Travellers and others will find the Royal George £{ot e l fitted with every convenience, and every attention will be paid to their comfort. Wines and Spiri's of superior quality. TF this should meet the eye of GEORGE PAUL, he is requested to write to his Brother, Walter, in Auckland ; or to William Richmond, Adam-st., Dunedin. YOUNG LADY wishes situation as Governess on Station. English and Music. Address, E. F., Tamora House, Dunedin,