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Entire Horses. ' TO~ STAND THIS SEASON, HIHE IYIPOKTED CLYDESDALE X ' HORSE NAPOLEON. On Mondays—At Mr Grigg's Farm, The Halswelh late Burton's. On Wednesdays and Saturdays—At Mr Mitchell's Herefo'-d-street Repository. On Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays—At the Home btation, Burnside, Fendalltown. Napoleon was bred by Mr Macadam, Kepkulloch, out of a pure Clydesdale mare purchased from Lorn Campbell, Esq., of Roseneath, whose well-known stock of brood mares surpasses any in the West Country for symmetry and purity of breeding. His sire was bred by Mr Buchanan, of Coldrach, out of a very superior mare, who gained a number of first prizes at Drymen Show, and also the Highland Society's prize of £10. She also bred some of-the most valuable stock that has been exhibited in the west of Scotland—namely Napoleon's sire, George Buchanan, by Tom, who gained the premium at Cupar Fyfe, (George Buchanan was sold for £200 when three years old) ; a roare who gained a great number of first prizes st local shows, and the third prize at the late Highland Society's show in Glasgow, and was sold for the handsome sum of £150 ; a colt, Ben Lomond, full brother to Napoleon, when one year old, sold to Mr Peter Crawford, Eumgoyack, for £100, and who gained the first premium at the Highland Society's show at Aberdeen in 1858, and laßt year the first prize at Glasgow, and was sold at the end of the season for £250 to go to Australia. Ben Lomond took the second prize when shown in Melbourne in 1864, out of fourteen imported horses, only beaten by Black Leg, who has never been beaten; Napoleon stands sixteen and a-half hands high, strong bone and compactly built. He gained the first prize at the Bucklyvie and Gartmore Agricultural Society's show when two years old; also, when rising, the Inverary prize to Berve mares in that district, where he proved himself an unpracedently sure foal-getter ; and the year following the prize in the southern district of Forfarshire ; and in Dunedin he took the first prize in 1863, Becond in 1864, and first in 1866.

Terms— £6 6s each, payable March 1; or by acceptance, January 1, 1868. Guarantee, £8 Bs. Good paddock accommodation at 2s 6d per week. Every care taken, but no responsibility incurred. Groom's fee, ss. W. Boao, 10-5 Buraside, Fendalltown. rpo SERVE MARES THIS SEASON, WELLINGTON. This well-known imported Clydesdale will travel this season in the neighbourhood of Christchurch. Particulars and price in a few days. 10-8 J. Ladbeooke; Merchandise, &c. OR SALE BY THE UNDERSIGN ED, ex Lancashire Witch, from London, from Young, Carrington and Co., Perth : — One highly-finished stationary horizontal high • pressure direct - acting Steam Engine, complete? cylinder, 12i inches diameter; stroke, 30 inch. One highly-finished stationary horizontal high - pressure direct - acting Steam Engine, complete ; 12-horse power ; cylinder, 10£ inches diameter; stroke, 18 inch. One highly-finished stationary horizontal high - pressure direct - acting Steam Engine, complete ; 8-horse power ; cylinder, 7$ inches diameter; stroke, 15 inch. One highly - finished portable Steam Engine, on four wheels; 14-horse power; cylinder, 10£ inches diameter; stroke, 15 inch. One highly - finished portable Steam Engine, on four wheels ; 10-horse power j cylinder, 9i inches diameter; stroke, 14£ inch. One Agricole Pump and horse gear, complete. Specifications and photographic views of the engines to be seen on application. Matheson's Agency, 10-5 Christchurch. REDUCTION IN PRICE OF STANDARDS. SO STATION-MASTERS AND OTHERS. 1 f\f\ TONS STANDARDS, to any size JUJrV/ or gauge, at £18 per Ton. Also, 85 TONS, best black annealed FENCING WIRE, Nos. 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8. AT THE CANTERBUB,Y FOUNDRY, Christchurch. 10-21

PIANOFORTES AND HARMONIUMS BUYERS are invited to inspect my stock of the above instruments, and leain my * prices for cash or long terms of payment, before purchasing either at public sales or of private persons. 10-3 C. Bonnington: AGRICULTURAL SEEDS. /BRASSES AND CLOVER SEEDS, j MELD CARROT, PARSNIP AND MANGOLD WURZEL. W. Wilson, Seed Merchant, Seed shops Cashel and Lichfield streets. V 9* THE MISSES LOWTHER will SELL THB REMAINDER OF THEIR STOCK AT A FURTHER REDUCTION IN PRICES In order to ensure an IMMEDIATE CLEARANCE. Saturday, October 26,1867. 10-26 T\YB! DYE!! DYE ANY ONE CAN USE THEM. A Sixpenny Bottle of Magenta, Violet, &c, will Dyo Twenty Yards of Ribbon in Ten Minutes. Ask for HUDSON'S SIMPLE DYES Magenta Green Canary Purple Haste Orange Cerise Blue Violet Crimson Black Pink •Scarlet Brown Price Sixpence per Bottle. j These dyes will be found useful for dyeing articles of woollen or silk manufacture; also feathers, fibres, grasses, seaweed, ivory, bone, ■wood, willow ahjivings, paper; for tinting photographs, and for illuminating. Maybe had of chemist* in the United Kingdom and Colonies. Wholesale or patent medicine ▼endors. 9-21