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Inangahua Times, Volume VIII, Issue 1321, 9 November 1883, Page 3

CiftfISTCHUKCH wwuo-ii**^ EXHIBITION; ; » ,•; .To be held on * z r DECEMBER 17 1 h* 1 38a I • '/ •/ '» j j [ •. ' - ; •■ " : TNTENDING ' EXHIBITORS wil plia?B ,FO.IV»ABD EXHIBITS to -tin COUNTY CHAMBERS, EEEFTOJ:,; on or before, the 20th NOVEMBER next. ■ ' ■'■■■■'■ "• !/i ■:-■; 1 : ;: I i ■.■•/ c. b. Kitftf • : W.^ HINI)MAE3H " j 1 , ,, ,;: ■ i ;...-. 4 v Hott.' S ireir r^s _' Reefifl^ OctpiJer I^B3.'^ Tt Elf HE K/ BE LL i O|) GE 4 LI Ohdbr of St. . Andbbw. -'■' - u ; ) '■'• '.. '.' ,Tli^nn{yersary...,,,' : ; i ? BALL AND SUPPER Will 1-0 Wd at ' ";'^ i n KATBB'S ODDFBJLLOWS! HALL r • . ...;.\C|n i ' ; .;.-.,., „,..;,: FBIDAY, NOVEMBER «btVIBBS. s ■-„• ■ . ■ _Jiii-'-- ■■ : ■ ■ '■■■'■'■ f Tickets 255. each, ib, admit Lad(y aind ' Gentleman. .. i - c . . . ..... f Dancing to commence at l'O'o'clbck' J p.m. ' *■" ! " ;';;:,. u . ■",,;"/.... ' t ,'..';'.;. fc Ticto nfj^yW'hakd^-pmtlje infcmentioned Committeft :—. ..' >. , 8r0.*4. Atjld ■ • ■ Bro,DiMAfHiEBON „ CuMWINaS' „ „ J. M'Greoob . . and J D; Ov PRESHAW, ' "■■■' ' Hon. Sec; ■ ~ .. i I ■■■.■•■•I ■••■ ■ - j) .-■< '■' £500 INANGAHUAGUP, £500 -"- =■- ' ' 1888. I '•■ ;■' ■■ ; ■ ■ a VT AVIGATOR'S CONSULTATION. ", . . 50£> Members At €1 each. . . -2 5 PRIZES,: ; First Horse - - * £200 ' 1 Second Home - • ■ * "100 j • Third Horse • - * 50 I Other Starters (divided) ' ♦ ' 60 ; i Non-starters (divided) - .60 8 Bonds of £5 each - > 40 ' It is advisable that remittances be made by Post. Office Order, Bank Notes, or Marked Cheques. Ex/Qhanse to Cheques must be added, with stamp for repjy ., , Application by letter only. RefHstered letters or telegrams will not, on any' *9* coarit, be received . . i Drawing under the supervision of a committee o'' the investors will take place about 22nd December . Result Slips forwardel to subscribers j immediately after c(ra whig. I Address: . " Naviqator,"' care Grieve and Co.» Tvdhillls Hotel,' Reef ton. TO STAND AT TOTARA FLAT/ The Thoroughbred Sire „ .'."','*! N.,0-R:M : ; a;N;;:,.;, By Befarner. .'out^ot'T^mejl^ I '^^''' mer, by Tradnoer^,- \,- IV -.\ „ YORIkIAN'S dam Polly by thes Peei% !\ imported. Polly is one of < the; fastest trotting mares in Canterbury, ' Norman possesses some 'of th^ 'best strains of running Wbod'in'Ne^Zfea-' land, and has/^ro^ed'.lilin^^to^e t|& : fastest half-mile horse! in NewZfala^^', TERMS-^£2-,os;'od'.. !; ; t^ !< - : • Wm. ; THUROGQOb. < : mk TQ B^AN^TfitSffei^N jPjj* .. , , . . AT^M^wto^ ,,,,'.; . Cjj^T The^ Thofdtighbred Sfcalliohv SIR ST^FFORb' SIR STAFFORD is by Treasbn.otit of Stella ; by Potenijate^ put of Magic; by St. Anbyn^ ,ont ,Qf,,-ft thoroughbred mare impoi"ted from New South Wales by Captain. Hunter, and'bred by Mr Bb/d; ' - v - ' ! ' r , Treason is by | radncer, out of Lady Jane; by'RiddlesTforfib, out of Medora; by the Arab horse Glendower or Commissioner Arab. Potentate was hy Sir Hercules, out of Princess (by Gratis), which is the dam of Ada and grandam of Magenta, Danebury; Adamant, and a host of Other good performers on the New Zealand turf. Sib Stafford is rising five years old , about. ls| hands high j a beautifnl golden chesnnt, with very superior bone and substance. . Te ms: £8 35., payable oa January Ist, 1884. Groomage; 55., on seivice. Grass paddocks provided for mares, at 4s. per week, but no responsibility. For further particulars apply to JOHN COCEBURN, ..,'...'.-. Reefton; SIR. B. LtTTLE MINING AND CIVIL ENGINEER, AUTHORISED AND ■ LICENSED SURVEYOR, ; REEFTOS. !We ls 1 "Roxra on cor b." Ask for Wells' "Rough on Corns." 7|-j. Quick relief, comple «*, permane*ut cure.. Corns,, w uts, bunions. Moses, Mobs «fe Co., Sydney, General Agent a