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[ Entire Horses. TO STAND THIS SEASON, THE ENTIRE BLACK COLT," YOUNG MARQUIS. He is rising 5 years old, stands 17 hands high, with good proportions and docile torn- ■ per; he has proved himself a sure foal getter. Young Marquis was got by the celebrated Clydesdale imported horse Young Prince Royal, dam by Canterbury, imported to this colony by J. C. Watts Russell, Esq. Young Marquis will be at Woodend on Mondays ; Saltwater Creek on the same day ; Rangiora on the same night; Halfway House on Tuesday; and the remainder of the week . at Felton's Ferry. Chables Ttjbkeb. Teems :—£s each mare, to be paid on th Ist of February, 1867. Groom's fee, 5s ; to be paid at time of service. Good grass for mares and moderate charges. No responsibility. 10-1 1 O STAND THIS SEASON, at C. Wright's, on the Papanui road, The Entire Draught Colt YOUNG KING FERGUS,; by King Fergus out of Jessie, by Old Canter* bury out of an imported mare. Terms—£4, and 5s the groom. Also, That Magnificent Thorough-bred Horse LOTTERY. Lottery gained the second prize at the Agricultural Show, in 1865, for the best hackney entire (Quicksilver taking the first). Terms, £4 4s : groomage, ss, to be paid on first service. Chables Weight, Papanui road. September 29,1866. 10-2 M A Z E P P A. THIS CREAM-COLORED PONY will Stand the Season at I MR. FISHER'S FARM, HEATHCOTE, (End of Colombo street south). Terms—£3 3s, groomage included. N.B.—This Pony took the Agricultural and Pastoral Association's First-class Medal in 1865. 9-25 rpO STAND THIS SEASON the lmpobted CLYDESDALE HORSE NAPOLEON, On Mondays at Mr Grigg's Farm, the Halswoll, late Burton's. On Wednesdays and Saturdays at Mr Mitchell's, late Edds's Repository. On Thursdays at Mr Wall's Farm, Kaiapoi Island, returning by Papanui on Fridays. TEEMS: For one or two mares, £8 each; for three or more mares, £7; for six mares, the property of one person, £6 6s. Good paddock accommodation at 3s per week. Every care taken,but no responsibility incurred. Demands payable on the Ist April, 1867. Groom's Fee, 7s. W. BOAG, 10*8 Burnside, Fendalltown. THE THOROUGH-BRED ENTIRE HORSE BAY CAMDEN Will Stand this Season at Mitchell's Repository (late Edds's), Hereford street. Terms—£s 5s cash at first service ; or £6 6s payable on the Ist January next. October 3,1866. 10-5 Auctions. CARLETON STATION OXFORD, BY PUBLIC AUCTION, Immediately After the Sale of the MARONAN STATION, AT MESSRS. MILES & CO.'S WOOL SALEROOM, CHRISTCHUROH, ow FRIDAY, JANUARY 18. MESSRS. MILES & CO. have been favored with instructions to submit to public competition THE CARLETON STATION, Containing about— 7000 acres of pasturage right 1300 acres pre-emptive 1477 acres freehold 19 acres bush Together with— 2000 ewes, equal proportions of 2, 4, 6, and 8-tooth, and 500 wethers, mixed ages 12 miles fencing House, garden, woolshed dip, &0., &c. Terms liberal. J. H. Bbnb ett, Auctioneer. January 1,1867. 1-2 PUBLIC AUCTION. 5 IMPORTED AMERICAN MERINO RAMS, FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, AT MESSRS. MILES & CO.'S WOOL SALES ROOM, Hereford Street, Christchurch; "j\/|"ESSRS. MILES & CO. have been XYJL favored with instructions from the London and Australian Agency Company (Limited) to submit to public competition on the above date, immediately following the sale of the Maronan and Carleton stations, 5 imported American Spanish merino rams, of the celebrated Old Grimes blood. Tbe attention of breeders is specially requested to this opportunity of acquiring splendid specimens of pure Spanish merino rams. In Victoria this strain of blood is now more highly esteemed than any German or Rambouillet sheep. On view at Cobb & Co.'s. For further particulars apply to Miles & Co,s or J. H, BXSHBTT. Auctioneer. Christchurch, January 5,1867* 1-7