advertisement · 1885
An important notice is directed to selectors regarding the availability of a stallion named 'HANNUMUM' for stud services.
(088) (21 REQUIRED exented THE NATHALIA HERALD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1885. Business Addresses. Public Noticos. …
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PersonMr James Martin
PersonArthur
PersonYoung Lapidist
PersonPride of Victoria
PersonPride of Mora
PersonDRIDE TICTORIA
PersonYoung Baren
PersonSir
PersonFarruer
PersonYours
PersonK. Limited
PersonBlassom
The Nathalia Herald, No. 88, 1885-10-08.
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People in this noticeArthur · Young Lapidist · Pride of Victoria · Pride of Mora · DRIDE TICTORIA · Young Baren
Also on page 4Several advertisements for stallions and sires are presented, includin · Advertisements for the stallion NAPOLEON, offering stud services, and · Advertisement for the thoroughbred horse Napoloon, standing at Nathali · Fleming, Curtis and Co. advertise the prize-winning stallion 'Young Su
Elsewhere in this issueA meeting of the Numurkah Agricultural Show committee discussed specia · A council report details discussions on sluice gates, tenders for road · A report details discussions and decisions from a Water Trust meeting, · This notice contains fragmented text related to sales, appointments, a · All 28 notices in this issue
The same week in the colonyVictoria Government Gazette 6 October 1885 · 15 notices · Victoria Government Gazette 9 October 1885 · 2 notices
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