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ffiuri jqrsis. TO STAND THIS SEASON, at Mr. J. W. Ladbrooke's Stables, Cashel street, the following well>known horses: — Rich bay entire, KING FEBGUS, A pure Clydesdale imported horse. Terms—£lo each mare, payable by three months' bill of exchange on the mare being served; 10s, groom'e fee, cash. Bills to be accepted at Mr. Oakes', solicitor, High street. FIVE PER CENT. DISCOUNT, FOB CASH. Bay entire, WELLINGTON, A pure Clydesdale horse by the celebrated horse Clyde. Terms —£8 each mare, and Bs. the groom, payable as above. BAY CAMDEN, A thorough-bred imported horse. For pedigree vide Stud Book. Terms —£7 each mare, and 7s. the groom, payable as above. lO"H VANDERBILT WILL STAND THIS SEASON at Edds , Repository, Hereford street. His sire, Sir Humphrey, a pure Clydesdale ; his dam, Didappa, a pure Suffolk, were both imported to Van Dieman's Land. His owner can guarantee him a sure foal getter. Terms, £3 a mare, and ss. groomage. Paddocks provided for mares coming to this horse at ss. per week, but no responsibility incurred. 10-7 W. Edds. TO STAND THIS SEASON, the powerful imported Lincolnshire cart stallion YOUNG SAMPSON. He is a splendid cart horse, bred by Mr. Collett, of Stratton, near Swindon, Wiltshire ; a dark bay horse, with black points, immense bone, fine symmetry, and is very strong and active. He is rising seven years old; standing seventeen hands two inches. His sire is the celebrated Champion of England, bred by Mr. Greenaway, of Even Swindon, Wiltshire, who refused 400 guineas for him to go abroad in 1855; and his dam a pure-bred Lincolnshire cart mare by Cobham; dam by Big Ben; granddam, the Earl of Oxford's Old Galtimore. Young Sampson waa shown at the Royal Agricultural Society's Exhibition, in 1860, when he was very highly commended by the judges in the three-year-old class. A well-fenced and fine-watered paddock with good feed has been taken for the reception of mares, at moderate rates, where every care will be taken, but no responsibility incurred. Terms, £8; groomage, Bs. All fees payable on February Ist, 1865; except groomage, to be paid in cash. * # * Young Sampson will stand for the season at Cobb and Co.'c stables. Apply to 10-7 Mb. A. Smith, at Cobb and Co.'s STUD HOBSES FOB THE SEASON, at Kaiapoi and Christchurch: — PETEE FLAT. Thorough-bred mares £10, others £5, and ss. groomage. At Kaiapoi:— CLYDESDALE HEEO. Terms £5, and ss. groomage. Subscription full. For further particulars see cards. 9-28 TO STAND THIS SEASON, at Mr. Page's Stables, Christchurch, OLIVER CEOMWELL. Oliver Cromwell is a rich dark chesnut, four-years old, of immense power, with a good temper and constitution. By Potentate, dam Woodstock ; the dam of Phoebe, Wildrake, Prince Charlie, Victor Lee, &c Terms—£s ss, cash on first service j or £6 6s at three months, to date from October 1. 9-29 TO STAND THIS SEASON, at Mr. Moneys Stables, Christchurch, the beautiful thoroughbred Entire CEECY. Crecy is a bright bay, five years old, with the best of tempers and good constitution, and much resembles his favorite sire Tow ton ; his dam Fairy is by Cossack, out of a satelite mare. Terms —£4 cash and 5s groomage, or £5 5s at three months' date from commencement of the season. 10-1 BLOOD ROYAL.—To stand this Season, the pure Arabian Entire BLOOD EOYAL. Terms—£3 10s, or with a gurantee £5 5s ; Groom's fee included. Apply to Ben Chivebson, Cathedral square. ]0-6 AN OFFICE TO LET. Apply to T. B. Cbaig, High street. 9-29 (prislcimixh gireriorg. COUSINS & WOLFE, ENGRAVERS, LITHOGRAPHERS, AND COPPER-PLATE PRINTERS, Lichfield street (back of the Town Hall), CHBISTCHT7BCH. Engraving on gold, silver, «&c, &c, braes, zinc, door and window plates. Views taken in oil or water colors. N.B.—Copying presses on sale. 9-28 MR. W. HAYDN FLOOD, PROFESSOB OF MUSIC, TEACHES OF THE PIANOFOBTE, SrXCHIf&, ETC., Late Organist of St. Mary's RedcliJfe Church, Bristol. For terms apply to Mr. C. Bonnington, Cashel street. 9-9 T>ELCHEB AND FAIBWEATHEE, COKTBACTOBS AND CaBBIEES To all parts of the Province of Canterbury at moderate rates. All orders left at W. and N. Joynt's, Cashel-street, Chrietcliurch, or at the Press Agcucy Office, Kaiapoi, will be attended to punctually. " 8-31