will Stand this Season at Messrs. * Udds and Co.'s Horee Repository, Herefordstreet, every Wednesdny and Saturday, and the remainder of the week at his owners. Hi* sire, Sir Humphrey, a pure Clydesdale, hie dam, Di-tapper, a prize Suffolk, were imported from England to Van Diomaa's Land by Mr. Kirkby, in 1552. VANUFHBILT Is a rich dark bay with black points, rising seven, and combines great strength with unusual activity. TERMS: £5 ss. each mare, and £7 10s. with a guarantee. fee, 55.; to be paid at the time of serving. All covering fees to be> paid on or before Ecbruary Ist, 1862. Guarantee Monies will bo returned to owners of barren mares on Septembor Ist. Only a limited number will be taken. A. R. CREYKE. Good Paddocks at sa. per week. Marcs properly attendod to, but no* responsibility incurred. 198 THrTIUILWAY CHOP HOUSE. CHARLES GREEN. AN ORDINARY every Saturday at 2 oclock. SOUPS, CHOPS AN!) BTEAKB On the shortest notice. 163 TARANAKI RELIEF COMMITTEE. THE TARANAKI RELIEF COMMITTEE direct the publication of the following minutes passed at a meeting held September 16th, 1861. " Eesolved that the proceeds of the subscription to the Taranaki Relief Fund, after deducting the expenses incident on the collection thereof, be placed at the disposal of the Taranaki Committee for the relief of cases of actual distress arising out of the recent Maori war, but not for compensation for losses resulting therefrom." In accordance with the foregoing resolution the Treasurer and Secretary hereby notify that unless a refund of the contribution of any subscriber shall be applied for within one month from the date hereof, the balance in hand will be dealt with as therein directed. GEOBGE GOULD, Treasurer, JOSEPH BRITTAN, Hon. Sec. September 28, 1861. 225 NOTICE. TMPOUNDED on the 26th instant, 7 Runner ■■- Calves, viz.. one Yellow Bull, 1 Yellow Heifer, 2 light Strawberry and 3 Yellow and While Calves, no visible brand on either of them. Which Calvee will be sold to defray expenses, if not released within Twnty-oiie days from this date. JAMES COTTON, Pound-keoper. Christchureb, 27th September, 1861. 224 WANTED. A MARRIED COUPLE without children. The Man to act as groom and general servant. The woman as Cook and Housekeeper. A pply at the office of Messrs. COOKSON & BOWLER, Christchurch, Thursday, Sept. 26. 223 SHEEP FOR SALE. A MIXED LOT in all about 2000 deliverable after next shearing on tho south bank of the Rakaia. Apply to BURNKLL & BENNETT. Christcburch, Sept. 27th, 1861. 220 OTAGO GOLD DIGGINGS. PERSONS about to proceed to these Diggings are requested to notice that the INTER-COLONIAL ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS WILL SAIL FOR OTAGO ABOUT THE FOLLOWING DATES: — Airedale on the 15th") of each Steamer with English Mails oti the 30th } Month. For freight or j>a9, c age, apply to MILES & CO., 227 Lyttelton and Christchurch. FOR TIMAIIU. HPHE SCHOONER WELLINGTON, Elrosly. -* Mneter, will sail for the above port FORTNIGHTLY until further notice. For freight or passage, apply to MILES & CO., 228 Lytteltonand Christchurch.
Page 5 Advertisements Column 1
Press, Volume I, Issue 19, 28 September 1861, Page 5
No known copyright (New Zealand)
To the best of the National Library of New Zealand’s knowledge, under New Zealand law, there is no copyright in this item in New Zealand.
You can copy this item, share it, and post it on a blog or website. It can be modified, remixed and built upon. It can be used commercially. If reproducing this item, it is helpful to include the source.
For further information please refer to the Copyright guide.
This newspaper was digitised in partnership with Christchurch City Libraries.
Log in