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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XVII, Issue 1347, 6 November 1860, Page 4

• jTH%LIVEfP0QL> LONDON FIrI" & filFE INSURANCE COMPANY. """"' Empowered %y"~dcts of 'Parliament. ESTABLISHED IN 18 3 6. Capital stibsoribed, exceeding £1,880,000. Acciuuulatod ! ltote- - fiid Capital paid up, exceeding £1^13,000, of which £200,000 are invested in the Colonies in Government and other securities.

Reserve Surplus Fund, £250,000, With Unlimited Liability of the Shareholders. LIFE DEPARTMENT. fliHE PREMIUMS received in this Department in X 1859, amounted to £127,415. Medical Referee for Auckland : T. M. PHIL SON, ESQ., M. D. ' Table of Rates for Fire mid Life Assurance in all its branches, and every information can be obtained r0D1 JOHN BUCHANAN, Agent for the Province of Auckland. Canada Buildings, October 11th, 18C0.

First Class Heavy Draught Stallion, "INVINCIBLE."

rsai dttfl i BEAUTIFUL DAPPLED raCSuBO /\ GREY CART STALLION, Pf u\x years old, 16£ hands high, bred 4BP9PWb by John Miles, Esq., of Worcester, got by "Swindon," (winner of the Worcestershire Agricultural Society's Prize for the best Cart Colt in 1848) by "Invincible,' 1 winner of the prize at Shrewsbury against all England. " Invincible" was imported to New South Waus by Mr George Wilson, senr. (long known a< importer of the best draught stock). He was awarded the Cumberland Agricultural Society's Prize, at Liverpool, for the best imported Cart Stallion in New South Wales, 6th January, 1858. "Invincible" will Stand this Season at the Stables of the Junction Hotel, Mount St. John, on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Saturdays ; and at Otahuhu, at Mr. Hall's Stables, on Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays in each week. Terms for the Season:— Single Mares, £7 10s. ; wo or more, £ 7 each. Mares to be served cither hobbled or loose, at the option of the Groom. All payments to be made on or before the Hth January, 1861. NEWELL. Auckland, Aug. 31st, I860.

The Hackney Entire "PRINCE," BY "LINCOLN," out of an imported Arab Mare, four years old, a handsome Grey; and unrivalled by any horse of his inches in the Province. v Single Mares &1 each, and 2s. 6d. to Groom. Payment on or before 15th January, 1861, to RICHARD BEAMISH, Bird Grove, Epsom.

«P A C I F I C." THE thorough-bred horse "PACIFIC," by "Flatcatcher," out of "Disagreeable," (see stud book vol. 8, p. 119.) will serve mares at £7 7s. and fis. groomage. His stock are very large and powerful. Accounls to be settled on or before 1st January, WM. STUART WILD. Onehunga, October lit, 1860.

"PUNCH." ' gSnt-rfHPi rpHE well-known Draught horse lUyBf%i -A- "PUNCH," will stand this season at the Stables of the Under49MPWlGlt» signed, West Tamaki. "PUNCH," is a black horse of great bone and substance, rising seven years old, and stands 16 hands high, sire of " Punch," the celebrated imported horse "Norfolk Hero," out «n imported Clydesdale Mare. Tkbms :— £i each mare, or a foal insured for '£6. A limited number of marei will be grassed and attended to at 3s. 6d. per week, but no responsibility incurred. Payments to be made on or before 10th January, 1861. WM. JAMES TAYLOR. September 25th, 1860.

STALLIONS, TO SERVE THIS SEASON. JfaMfttiRft U "BENEDICT" by "COSSACK," (HLwS*8l j»i -^ ie ce^ e brated winner and P^Fflfr Champion of the day on the New dflSMMBKlHl South Wales Turf. (For whose high pedigree and performances see Stud Book,) out of a thorough bred mare, imported by Joseph Hargreaves, Esq. He is the winner of the Maiden Plate and Maiden Produce, at the last Auckland Race Meeting. A Pure Rich Chestnut, of great strength, fine symmetry, and the most gentle temper, rising 5 years. Terms :— £3 10s., if 2 or more mares, £3 each;! guaranteed £5 each. Groomage 5s. each.

"FA RMER,"a deep bay heavy draught horse, of great power and perfect symmetry, staunch and true in •Harness, with excellent temper, by "SAMPSON" out of a powerful imported Mare. He received the 2nd Prize at last Season's Exhibition of Stallions. Terms: — £4 5s., 2 or more mares, £3 10. each; guaranteed £6 each. Groomage 5s. each. Their stand will be at the Junction Hotel, Mount St. John, and they will travel on Mondays to Otahuhu, Tuesday* Newmarket, Wednesdays Onehunga, Thursdays Newmarket, Fridays Panmure & Howick, Saturdays Auckland. II. HARDINGTON.

"YOUNG ORWELL.",

(foapjfOEft mO , 8TAND THIS SEASON ni*yBNn X the Entire Horac, "YOUNG .'. Ft-.. ORWELL," now rising four years old, was bred by Mr James Williamson, from the impoited horse, "Orwell" out of a draught mare, got by " Lincoln" alto bred by Mr. Williamson. "YOUNG ORWELL," is a dark chesnut, good action and excellent temper, thoroughly staunch as a working horse, and a sure foal getter. He was awarded the first prize as a two years old at the Exhibition of Stallions, 1858, and the first prize the following year as a three year old. He will stand on M ondays and Tuesdays, at the Stables of the Undersigned, at Papatoitoi. On Wednesdays, at Otahuhu. On Thursdays, at Newmarket. On Fridays, and Saturday!, at Mr. A. Wallace's, Tamaki. Terms :— Single Mare £4, two or more £3 10s. each. Groomage, 2s. 6d. for each mare. Good grass paddocks for Mares, at Papatoitoi, at 3s. per week, but no responsibility incurred. Payments to be made on or before 10th January, 1861. i- JAMES WALLACE. September 15th, 1860. '

ENTIRE HORSES. IT Ifffft " Tl/I ELEAGER," a well known Bl^ZJajw A -"-*■ nn( l thorough-bred; ( &^F~ffinR' " ROB ROY," a first class heavy t Stand nt the Royal George Hotel, Newmarket. For terms (liberal) npply to Groom. THOS. PATON.

W. MARSDEN & CO., , BROKERS, Auctioneer & General Commission Agents, QUEBN-STflEET, AUCKLAND.