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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXI, Issue 2602, 20 November 1865, Page 8

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-l I VERY AND BAIT STABLER 1 J ! 7 > VICrOBt A'tSTftBBT. ♦«- Oj?kn ai.l,. Hours or 'Nigut. FOR HIRK: '' ( Lndies anil Gontlomon>' Saddle Horses Waagonets, single or double, harness Open and Coveiod Buggies single or doubleseatod. , 00A0 H. B S DAIL.Y At 8 a.m., for At i.y.m., for Otahnhu OtahuHu Paimtoitoi Papatoitoi Papakma Pajiakur* Dnn y Drur y' Mm tin's Farm ' Kazorback Queen's Redoubt Maungatawhiii Creek.

UNITED SERVICE HOTEL.

C G QUICK <& CO, in aunounoing that they have TAKEN the ABOVIS HOUSE, beg to iuform tho pubiio and visitors to Auckland, that they will FIND every COMFORT knd CONVKNIENCB. Persons coming from or going to the Waikato > will find especial convenience, as the COAOHIis LEAVE the door of the Hotel punctually at the times advertised, while those coining to, Auckland will find all nooas3ary accommodation. ■ The Wines and Spii its ate chosen from the best brands in the inatket. C. G. QUICK & CO. July 29, 1865. J

CARRIAGES FOR EVENING PARTIES.

ri^O be had at the BAZAAR YARDS, First-class X CARRIAG ES for Dinner-pai ties or Balls. To i"id from Dinner-party iv the City, 15s ; Ball, 20s. July 27, 1565.

MATCHLESS

AJCD CHAMPION HERO.

THECELEBRATED ENGLISH PRIZE HORSES.

Two of the Finest ever Imported iuto the Province of Auckland.

G* tmo *<m& 1%/TATCHLESS is a beautiful MfFtojSFBIA IVX Brown, aged 5 yeaw, stauds 16hailds 3 s "che!f" che!f h| £ ll> uu P oU . re - gB|Sa(gMßßS»»mark»bly short legs, possessing immense power and snbstanoe j whiU for syunmotry aud activity he stan Is umivallud, with fine constitution aml'excelleut temper. His site, that far-famed old horso Matchless, the property of Mr. Daek, of Lincolushiro, which hoi 86 is the sire of more stallions than any horse in England, , . , . Gr.vn.lsiie Active, tU« Champion of England, he

having won 17 agricultural prizes. Matchless .dam, a splendid bay raaie, by Mr. Euo'i noted biowu horae Honest Tom, which was allowed t9 be the best that tiavelled in his It will be seen from this pedigree thaj; Matchless is descended, oil both sides, from tlie very best breed of cart-horses in England, and cannot full in getting homes of the highest value for agricultural and diay put poses. Matchle«s was shown at tho Peterborough A<n}culti)rql Show when ayeadtng, and obtained the firit prize, beating flya others; he also was shown at Peterborough Entire Horse Show, and obtained tho prize. Again, at Peteiborough, 186?, he to6k the pi we, beating six others; and again, at Peterborough, in October, JBG3, he took the first prize of £20, beating a largo field of his clags-thus proving himself to bo one of the best horses that England can pioduce.

Matchless will STAND at the following 'Stations : —Monday, ft t Mr, P&tou's farm, near Otahuhu; Tuesday, at Mr. Rickett's Sfeablos, Otihuhu ; Wednesday and Thursday, at Nowmaikefc Hotel : Fnoay a -wl aatniday, at tho Great Northern Hotel, Whan Hotel i<'" J° uu McLeods, Hendersons Mills.

Terms for tho Season :-Sin K le mawi, £6 ss. ; two or moie, as per agrewnMt. Grooraage, 55., to be j paid at the time of «ervidtf.

THE SPLENDID DRAUGHT HORSE CHAMPION HERO.

rffSfevvaMQi /CHAMPION HERO stands WWlffjfjß YJ 17 lianJ- high on short legs, fJfV f^\fF " a oea «fcifui b >° k > ver y • <M3tlve ' -l-WuJb**!^ fu^ °^ bone, with great muscular

power. ' '" Champion Hero was got by Mr. Lister's Young Hero, champion of England. His dam, a superior mare, was got by Young Active, the property of Mr. Thaoker, of Can wick ; his sire the property of the same, which took tho prize at the Royal Agricultural Show, at Cambiidge, aud at a great many others. Champion Hero was, bred in England, iaud was allowed by competent judges to be the best two-year-old colt shown at the renowned fair, Horncastle. He was can. fully selected, at enormous expense, especially for the Antipodes, and can be safely recommended as a sure and valuable stock-getter. Champion Heio has been travelling iv Australia (through Windsor, Richmond, aud the neighbourhood), and it is a fact worthy of uotc that his stock ate making more money than any other in "the colony of New South Wales.

Champion Hero will STAND at the following stations :— Mondays and Tuesdays, at McMamu's •tables, Panniure ; on Wednesday*, at Mr. Patou'» faim, near Otahuhn ; Thursdays, ' Mr! Rickett'», Otahuhu ; Fridays and Saturday*, at Nowmarket.

Terms for the Season • -Single mares', £5 55.; two or more, as per agieemeut. Groomage, 55., to be p.iid at the time of set vice.

Good Grass Paddocks, at Otahuhu and Newmarket, for the reception of mares^

STUD, H 0 R S.E,

AT THB NEWMARKET HOTEL STABLES.

THE WELSH PONYr '