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Oamaru Mail, Volume XXIII, Issue 7371, 19 November 1898, Page 4

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i 6 YOU CAN SAVE COAL AND jFQOD PROPERLY BY USING ONE OF E. S H A C K L O CK'S CELEBRAIED OHIO N" RANGES OVER 18.00Q OF THESE RANGES NOW IN USE IN THE COLONY. They will Burn Lignite, True Coal, or Wood up to 24 Inches In Length. THE FLUES ARE AT.L SELF-CONTAINED AND NEED NO SETTING. CAN BE WORKED IN A CHIMNEY OR WITH STOVE PIPE. THE OVEN HEATS WELL AND IS A GOOD BREAD BAKER. MADE IN ATITI SIZES WITH COPPER OR CAST-IRON BOILERS, SINGLE OR DOUBLE OVENS. VERY SUITABLE FOR SHEPHERDS' HUTS, SHEEP STATIONS, FARMS HOTELS, AND DWELLING HOUSES High ob Low Pressure 1 Boilers Fitted. BOLD BY ALL IRONMONGERS. OMB RAILINGS, IRON FRETWORK, AND GENERAL CASTINGS At Lowest Rates. application to the Maker and Patentee — H E. " g H A C KL O O K SOUTHEND FOUNDRY, PRINCES STREET, |DUNEDIN|| i FOR INFANTS AND INVALIDS. SVlellin's Food when prepared is similar to Breast Milk and is adapted, for use in si! imj

To Travel this season, In the Gamaru and Surrounding District, [The Pure-bred Clydesdale Stallion KING'S PRIDE. Bire—King of the Vanquishers, byYoung Vanquisher, out of Miss M'Cormick. Dam—Flower, first prize brood mare Ashburton, 1886, 1887, by Boag's Crown Prince ; Crown Prince, winner 3 firsts, 3 seconds, 3 special prizes, by Young Watty (imp.), sub of Marchioness, who was the winner of 7 firsts, 6 seconds, and 5 special prizes. Grand Dam—Blossom, winner of 7 first prizes, by Young Hero. Terms—l2 2s payable at end of season, and L2 2s when mare proves in foal. Groom's fee, ss. For further particulars see cards, or apply to groom in charge. Good grass paddocks for one month free. All care taken, but no responsibility. O'BRIEN AND ORR, Proprietors, North Roa TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON, In the Waiareka,lncholme, and Surrounding Districts, THE POBEBRED CLYDESDALE STALLION, Young Renfrew. Sire, Renfrew Jock ; dam, Helen M'Gregor. For pedigree see cards. Terms: L 4; L2 at end of season and L2 when mare proves in foal. Groom's fee ss, payable at first service. All mares sold or exchanged to be considered in foal. Grazing for one month free, after that 2s per week will be charged. All care taken, but no responsibility. For further particulars see cards, D. M'GREGOR, Weston, Proprietor TO TRAVEL (THIS SEASON, In the Maben6 and Totara districts—standing at Mr William M'Aule'y's, lncholm'e, on Mondays; at Medora Hotel from Tuesday midday to Wednesday morning ; and for the remainder of the week at Windsor Park, THE PUBEBRBD CLYDESDALE STALLION, BRITISH MONARCH By British Lion; dam, Duchess 111. For pedigree see cards. Terms—Two Guineas at the end of the season and Two Guineas when the mare proves in foal. Groom's fee ss, payable at first service. Mares sold or exchanged to be considered as in foal and the owner at the time of first service to be held responsible. Good grass paddocks provided at Windsor Park for mares from a distance for one month. All care taken, but no responsibility. For further particulars apply to the owner, E._ MENLOVE, Windsor Park. The Fashionable and Very Superior Thoroughbred Stallion E URO CLYDOtf will stand at) Glenavy, and will be in Oamaru every week. EUROCLYDON, by Gorton, out of Lady Gertrude, pedigree tracing back to 1715, and bred on the same lines as Trenton. For further particulars see cards containing complete pedigree. Terms : Thoroughbred mares, LlO 10s, payable Ist January, 1899 ; half-bred mares : as per arrangement. GrOom's fee, '53 ; payable at first service. Good grass paddocks provided, well watered, at 2s per week. Every care taken, but no responsibility. To travel in the Papakaio, Oamaru, Kak ■ nui, Maheno, Incholme, Waiareka and Ngapara Districts, and at Waitaki North. :The Standard-bredi American Trotting Stallion EM E R S 0 N, I by Berlin (imported), dam Queen Emma (imported) j dam of Boston and Princess Emma, dam of Berlin : Abdallah, will 1 travel Waiareka and Oamaru districts, and will stand at,Waitaki North this season. For Pedigree see Cards. Emerson has sired the well-khown trotters Yoimg Emerson, Miss Emerson, Young American, andDanby, winners and fast horses. Sam .Slick is bred the Bame way, and is one of the fastest horses in New Zealand: - Terms : L 4 4s, payable Ist January, 1899. Groom's fee ss,' payable at first service. Good grass paddocks provided for mares from a distance, well watered, at Is per weekV Two Or more mares ! lor, the season' ; as per agreement. Every care taken, bub no responsibility. For; further-particulars, apply to ! JOHN HENDERSON, Proprietor, Glencoe Hotel, Waitkki NorthN.B.—Castration done ; guarantee given, f required. • - ' , I D I M I C K. 7 * ' . SAILMAKBB. Horse'cbvers, t Tents, Tarpaulings of all de- ' sctiptions. Rope, Twine, Tar, Blocks, Etc; ! DIMICK SEAMLESS and IMPROVED • PATENT COVERS a SPECIALITY; ~TYfIB^STBHETf £ OAMABO.

T 1 -—'^ r - The Pure-bred Clydesdale Stallion LO K D RAN FUR L Y Will travel Kgapara, Tables, Duntroon, Maerewhenua, and Papakaio districts; Sire—Lord Salisbury (imp.) Dam—Laura Foley, by Young Banker (imp.) G d Laura Macphereon, by Sir Colin (imp.) Ggd by Marquis (imp.). Terms—L4 4s—L2 2s at end of season and L2 2s when mare proves in foal. Groom's fee, ss. Grazing free for one month, after that 2s per week will be charged. Every care taken but no responsibility. In case of mares sold or exchanged, the owner at the time of service held responsible. For further particulars see cards or apply to THOMAS LIKEN, Springhead Ngapara. 5 c A L I, O M AND 00, SJIMBEB AND HARDWARE MERCHANTS, WOOBWASE MANUFACTURERS. Dlrcofc importers from Best European and American Houses. NEW SEASON'S PAPERHANGINGS, 1898-99. Wo have just landed a consignment of Wall Papers of new and artistic designs and coloring, and can supply in any quantity and at any price from 3d PER PIECE UPWARDS. Large and Select S boobs of B.anri Totara Red Pino Black Pine WHito Pine Blue Cain Baltic Daat Oedas CJlear Pins and American Shelving MenMlngßj Weatherboards, Fleering*, Linings, Eto. Doors, bashes, Mantelpieces, (Curnory, ©lass, Paperhanglngs 3 Pointers 1 Brushware. PaJntß (anaaiei, liquid, and dry), Oils, Oeien, Glue. Whits and Red Lead, Turps, and Briera. 88 Orfc" and " Pyramid" Roofing Iron. FEKO IN G • HASERIAL. Including— Plait; Wire, Barbed Wire, Staples, Hurdles, Wire Netting (fin to 4inmesh), 'Pickets, Pctets V. I). Li Birch, and Brosdleaf), 'Palings (V.D.L.) SioaiJards pnachod, from boat Bar Iron by eni Pafentact Autidmatlo Feed Machine, ifnli ef Builderfe' and . Contractor#' " r "' : Requisites. Leafca—Rim, D.8., THortise, Pad, Cheat, Cupboards, ato, Kinges—(E But Back Map, Cheat,.. Gate. Wire Nailu, Floor Brads, Ewobank Nails, Roofing Nails, Deck Spikes, Axle bullies, Sash' Fasteners ' Lifts, Line, EtD, Dement Lime Firebrioks gico Sheet Lead Spouting Ridging, Etc. Spies agonta tor Benhar Drainpipe Werkc— Revised Prioea. ODlmbes direct to customers from Our Own ~ Sawmills. Mizsbmshsah's Pbomts Saves ho Ocssqmhbb Priest: on application, M'QALLUM AN.D .0 0 BAWKZM,SEO, Sxmdee ANP IBOH MEB OHANSB, WOOBWABMJ MANUJAOaUBBK. Humber-st^eet, OAMABO." W M. M I L L S. MONUMENTAL WORKS, . 'DYNE STBEB^OAMABO. Marble and Stone Ghiinney Pieces, Monn ments, Pedestals, Tablets, Urns, . Columnß, Obelisks,' Vases, Sarcophagi, etc. Busts and Groups of Statuary for Pubi or Private, Buildings'. Direct Importer,of Marbles and Granite. . Can offer' Terms to the Public which will be Within the Reach of All. Estimates Given. « nriHE proof o* the puddin's the preein X o't," and a trial of M'Kenzie's Hondai-Lanka Tea convinces everybody. TOOTHACHE Cured with Japanese QJeethaohe Drerm la,