advertisement · 1885
This notice contains advertisements for several stallions standing for the season, including Sir Kirk and Young Surprise, as well as advertisements for various businesses like Fleming, Curtis & Co. and Henry Trethowa.
Guaran- BRACES, brenchos their business heg ANSILTO stallion, BELTS, …
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PersonHenry Trethowa
PersonSamuel Ball
PersonJames Fry
PersonO'Rooke
PersonDaniel
PersonWalter Wood
PersonM'Calman Garde
PersonEdwards
PersonKirk
PersonSir Kirk
PersonYoung Surprise
PersonRattler
The Nathalia Herald, No. 85, 1885-09-17.
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People in this noticeSamuel Ball · James Fry · O'Rooke · Daniel · Walter Wood · M'Calman Garde
Also on page 4Two thoroughbred stallions, YOUNG LAPIDIST and SIR ARTHUR, are availab · Several stud notices advertise stallions available for breeding this s · This notice contains stud advertisements for horses and cattle, and ad · This advertisement promotes the Palace Organs, highlighting their nume
Elsewhere in this issueThis notice contains several distinct items including public notices f · This notice contains fragmented reports on cricket matches, agricultur · An advertisement for the Fourth Annual Spring Show at Numurkah, featur · This notice contains fragmented reports on bowling and cricket matches · All 29 notices in this issue
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