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Tuapeka Times, Volume VII, Issue 411, 25 November 1874, Page 4

Tapanui Advertisements. ■jyTEIL COLQUHOX7IT, ■»■' GENERAL BLACKSMITH AND FABRIER, Tapanui, Begs to inform the Inhabitants of Tapanui and the surrounding districts that he has commenced business in the above line, and trusts, by good ■workmanship and moderate chargea, to receive a fair share of public patronage. NOTICE. TTTE take thia means of informing the RESIDENTS OF TAPANUI and the Public generally that we have started business as GENERAL MERCHANTS, and trust that by keeping only first-class articleß, at a moderate price, to eecure a share of public oupport. * A. MACGREGOR AND CO. Agents for the National Fire and Marine Insurance Co. NOBLE'S HOTEL,! TAPANUI. N. M'MiliAlf - - Proprietor. , GOOD ACCOMMODATION FOR TRAVELLERS. A first-class Billiard Room, containing one of Alcock's Tables, is attached to the promises. FIRST-OLASS STAELINO. J Excellent Paddock Accommodation. COMMERCIAL HOTEL, TAPANUI. Axdeew AiiiAir • Proprietor. Thiß Hotel, sustains its reputation for com* fort aud attention, and is replete with every accommodation, and spocinlly recommends itself to travellers and others visiting Tapanui. A Billiard Room, fitted with an excellent Bagatelle Table, has recently been added to the Hotel. Wines, Ales, and Spirits of excellent quality. MANSE BUSH STBAM^ SAW MILLS, TAPANUI. The above Mills will in future be carried on by John and W. T. M'Farlane, who beg to announce that they are prepared to supply all kinds of Sawn Timber at current rates. Miscellaneous. RELIANCE HOTEL, OTAKIA. S. O'Kaitb • • Proprietor. In the above old-established notel travellers will find every comfort and convenience. Wines, Spirits, and Beers of choicest brands. EXCELLENT STABLING. Extensive Grass Paddocks. DUKE OF EDINBURGH HOTEL, BEAUMONT. Archibald M'Donaid, having taken the above Hotel, hopes to merit public patronage. — — Liquors, &c.j of the finest descriptions procurable. GOOD STABLING. WAIPORI HOTEL, WAIPORI Cotton and Henry, Proprietors. j Travellers and the public generally will i find every comfort and accommodation at the above well-known Hotel. The Stabling is excellent, under the charge of a competent groom. ' JOHN COLE CHAPPLE, (J AUCTIONEER, MINING AND COMMISSION AGENT, ALEXANDRA Arty Business entrusted to his care will ' be promptly attended mO TRAVEL THIS SEASON •*• IN THB TUAPEKA & WAITAHUNA DISTRICTS, And will stand at Davison's Shamrock Stabies, Lawrence ; and at Coghiii's Bbidge Hotei, Haveloek, The /^Si^r^l^W^ Clyd'sdale Cele- (M^s\s&^t\ !>v\ Entire brated *\^r^r ff\ Horse YOUNG CLYDE. I Yottng- Clyde is by Thane o£ Clyde, out of BlacK Polly, who was imported to Victoria, and sold for the sum of £220; grand-sire, the renowned champion horse Prince Charlie, who was never beaten in Scotland or the Australian Colonies. He was imported to Victoria by J. and M. Mackintosh ; granddam, the far-famed and renowned Black Diamond (imported), winnor of the Port Philip Farmers' Society Challenge Cup for ' seven years in succession, and. never suffered defeat. She was the property of J. Kearnon, Esq., Moonee Ponds. Yotrxo Clyde was got by Thane of Clyde, imported by Hugh M'Lean, Esq. He gained Ist prize at the Southland Show, 1867 ; Ist ,prize at Tokomairiro, 1868 ; 2nd prize at the Taieri, the same year ; and Ist prize at the i Molyneux, 1869. He was taken back to Vie« toria, and was sold there for £500 to go to Canterbury, but died at the Bluff. Young Clyde is a dark chesnut, stands 18 hands high, with plenty of bone and substance, and is, without doubt, the surest foalgetter in the Province. His stock has been sold in Dunedin market at £120 for two twoj ear-olds, thus proving that he does not disgrace his ancient lineage, Tedhs, £3, payable on the Ist February, 1875, or £1 extra will be charged after that date j Crroomoge, 65. ; payable at fciine of first service. A 200 acre paddock provided free of charge for mares from a distance. All care taken, but no responsibility. 9#M'CffOMB, > Proprietor. !