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18 6 3. ■gSjSjt ff^O Cover this Season, at Wo« jBL ]mjj&%*. '-*- BXJBir Station, Waipukurau the thoroughbred Horse n "MOORCOC X," By "Heron," (Sire of the well-known "Fisherman ") dam daughter of " Young Phantom," by " Young Phantom," out of sister to '-Triumph," by " Fyldener," out of " Little Folly." For full pedigree, see Racing Calendar.) He is a beautiful dark brown, without white, fifteen hands two inches high; sound in every respect, of excellent temper, a first-rate hunter — combining vast power with splendid action. He won four races, evincing speed and great stoutness, though never trained beyond the rough preparation of the hunting stables. His pedigree is entirely free from incestuous strains, and thoße contaminations of hereditary unsoundness so conspicuous in many stallions of the present day. His stock is sound, powerful, handsome, and of great value. He has proved himself a sure foal* getter. Terms .—£7 7s. each Mare. Paddocks gratis for one month, after which 3s. a week will be charged for each Mare. Every attention given to the Mares, but no responsibility incurred in case of loss or accident. Mares hobbled at the option of the Groom. Woburn Station, "Waipukurau, Sept. 9th, 1863. 38 THE "BISHOP OF OSNABURGH," By ' Surplice,' outofH.R.H., by 'Velocipede.' vft. HPERMS . — £5 ss. each Mare, W^Ss3&% *■ to be paid on or before the W ]nf*jsW lat January, 1864. I'd „} f*— Every care taken but no responsibility incurred in case of loss or accident. A description of brands and color of each Mare to be left in writing at the Station. The Brow, Sept. 10, 1863. 39 ~ ~> MAU I. \Jt "W^L npHE above well-known Entire Wkl^^^^% Horse will travel for the yu ffjinHr seasOn — commencing the lat of Itii .It *— October. Will be at Meanee Bridge every Monday forenoon " Puketapu " Tuesday " " Meanee Bridge " Wednesday " " Waipureku " Thursday " " Havelock " Friday " At which places proper accommodation is provided. Fees for service : — Single Mares, £4 ; Two or more, property of same owner, £3 10s., to be paid on or before Ist January. Mares hobbled at the option of the Groom. DAVID CARMICHAEL. Napier, Sept. 1, 1863. 17 ®^^^^^ *• Pottbebe — Draught Entire fl[ (jTII "M I L O." TERMS .—£3 38. each Mare, to be paid on or before the Ist January, 1864. Every care taken but no responsibility. 15 Arab Horse "CID" *|Sl \/£7 Stand to cover at ManMk. Wm??®p*y * * gatarata on and after the |pS^P Ist October. Sil r 2L- Terms, £3 3s. 18 TO COVER THIS SEASON, ..-" At KEREBU, gcfe rnHE DRAUGHT ENTIRE wjwp^^f Young Cumberland. lEBMS^-Single Mares, £3 10s. ; two or more, property of same owner, £3 3a. each, — to be paid on or before the Ist January next. Well-watered English grass paddocks provided gratis for one mon th, after which time 3s. per week will be charged. Every care taken but no responsibility. 61 PAPERHANGINGS !! ! PAPEBHANGDTGS ! ! Just Arrived per "Telegraph," from London, QAAA PIECES OF PAPERHANGINGS, lAj\)\) a^ patterns of this year. N. WILLIAMS, 54 Oil and Color Shops, Hastings-street. THE tffflrniial '*$&■ %&Bvxmt topttji. rpHE UNDERSIGNED has been appointed .L Agent for Napier. M. FITZGERALD, 14 Land Agent, &c. NAPIER AND WELLINGTON, A BEGUI.AB TBADEE. npHE Fatobite Schooner , v X "SEA SERPENT," »J^||s^ 90 tons, AiiEXB. Biaib, Master, will Moinpj^ continue to trade regularly as above. . For Freight or Passage apply in Wellington to Messrs: Bethi ke & Hunteb, or in Napier to the Master, on board. 35 STRAYED from. 'the, .Fakqwhai.;- Plains and supposed to be running on the Ruataniwhai 1 Plains,, v-.!A,;(?HIST;JSUT MA RE, rising 3 years, b with foal by its side, branded *f" E» conjoined on off ishoulder,- and f 3, with . circle over, s on near .shoulder. The above reward will be paid upon delivery of the-said mare to the Undersigned. W. & 11. PARKER. : , ' Napier, Sept. 17, 1863. ' ,448