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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 4, Issue 215, 1 November 1860, Page 2

cATTLE . T I O N At Marangai, Messrs!* Mo. Having Received positive Instructions fronr tli*Proprietor to offer to Public CompetiUon, (Without Reserve,) Hfiad of ■*' /Fill Sell tbe same fcy Public Ruction, on F’wfe' the _ 2nd November, 1860, at 1 o’Clock at J. Caineron’s, Esq., at Marangai. kuully allowed the use of ’ his Stock 'Yard for' tlje Sale. . The Forty Head consist of ■M i MixedyAJer#, Comprising FAT CATTLE ' : MIL CII C 0 W'S, aiuli CA L YES aiuli And ■ Y E A R LIN GiS . * N.B: -!-X G&OZr Parties wishing to avail themselves of the opportunity now offered of-disposing o their surplus Stock, will please to communicate witiji the Auctioneers,as soon as possible, j Oct. 18, 1860. , : ... -‘ ‘ ■ , !

Wanganui Races. I¥fOTICE is 'hereby given, that all Horses 11 found draining on the present Course after this date will he disqualified from running at the ensuing Race Meeting. The Public are respectfully requested to abstain from injuring the Course, by galloping Horses/ driving Cattle, Carts, thereon. By Order of the Stewards, HENRF STOKES, Hon. Sec Oct. 18, 1860. MR. ROSS’ OFFICE IS REMOVED from Mr. Garner’s, Victoria Avenue, to St. Hill Street, adjoining the Office of the Wanganui, Chrtmicle. October 4, 1860. To Cover this Season? The Well-known Horse CRAVEN, TO STAND EVERY WEDNESDAY and Thursday, at Mr. Bull’s, Rangitikei Hotel, (Daniel’s Bush) and at Mr. Scott’s, for the rest of the week ; where good and secure Paddocks will be provided with abundance of feed and water. Every care will be taken of the Mares sent, but no responsibility incurred.

Terms 3 Guineas for Single Mares ; a reduction made for 2 or more the property of one owner. Paddocks Is. Qd. per Week. Oct J 11, 1860. MILQ, Will Stand this Season AT KAMWI. ,npH£ above THOROUGHBRED DRAFT •J. ■ S7ALLION, Was imported by P. Imley, Esq., from Mw South /Vales' to Taranaki, where he produced some of the best Stock in the Colony. MILO is now rising 8 years 1 old; he is a Beautiful Iron Grey, staunch in harness, has exceedingly good temper, with great - power and fine action, and has proved to be a sure Foal Getter. Terms £3 3s. each Mare, with an allowance if for more than 2 Mared belonging to one person. ~ Good Paddocks if required at 2s. 6cZ. per Week , without responsibility,. Apply to ‘ SAAfUEL TREIFE2JK, ' At the Station* Or to JOHN TREWEEK, junr., In Town. Oct. 11, 1860.

To Serve this Season y AT MR; ALEXANDER McGREGOR’S FARM, MATERAWA VALLEY, THAT SPLENDID ENTIRE HORSE RURIE DUBK. RURIE. DIIBH is a Black Horse* 16| hands high, has. great power, and good temper; has proved himself to be a certain Foal Getter. ; TEEMS £2 10s. perMABE. Paddocks will be ;provided for the first three weeks , and after •that 3s. 6df. charged per Week. Oct. 25,1860. To Stand for the Season “YOUNG TRAMP,” The, only one, in the Colony. BRIGHT BAY, stands 15£ hands high, 4 Years Old, a Good Worker, and an Excellent Draught Horse. . Stands at h * MR. KEEN’S -Stables, | St. Hill Street. J Nov.. 1,18.60-. .