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Lyttelton Times, Volume III, Issue 140, 10 September 1853, Page 11

A. BAYFEILD, CHEMIST AND DBT7GGIST, T>EGS to inform the Public of Christ- -■-* church and the Plains, that he has opened the shop in .Cashel-street, lately occupied by Mr. Duncan, till his own premises are built on Section 900 fronting the White Hart Inn. A. BAYFEILD, ©fKtntst anir 39tuggtst, Canterbury-street, Lyttelton, and Ferry-road, - Coristchurch. THOMAS GEE, Bread, Fancy Bread, and Biscuit Baker, }j3astre=(£oofc, ©nnftcttntter, ; AND GINGER BEER MANUFACTURER, i :•;■•• y Wholesale and Retail. . ... Bride-cakes, Jellies, Blanc-manges, Patties, and : Ornamented Savoy Cakes, made to order: Public and private parties supplied on moderate terms. Canterbury Street, Lytteltoi. CUMMINS & SHORT, painters, €Ha?u;rs, llapw^arigm, &*., '.s«♦. Dublin Street, Lyttelton. '■ ■•■---■<■ WORK executed in any branch of the trade in a superior manner, with the best materials, and on the roost reasonable terms. Estimates given if required. ROBERT TAYLOR, IStultrtr, ©arpenter, antr (Snlmtafetr, Oxford Street, lyttelton. *** Funerals Furfiished and conducted on the shortest notice. To Stand this Season, At Ham Farm, HP HE thorough-bred Horse, Shamrock, He is a bright bay, stands sixteen hands, strong 'boned, very good tempered, and 7 yrs. old. His sire, Mr. Rouse's (of Guntawavry) English blood horse,'• St. John. His dam a thorough-bred Camerton mare. Shamrock won the prize at the Agricultural Society's show as the " best colonial blood stallion." CANTERBURY. A PURE Clydesdale Horse, imported by J. C. Watts Russell, in 1850. He is f dark Brown, stands sixteen hands and half an Inch, with good bone and excellent temper. Rising 7 yrs. old. His sire," Young Scotsman," gained several prizes in. the County Ayr. His grandsire, the " Scotsman," the property of Wm. Kirkwood, of Griinesal, Dunlope, gained the two first prizes in the Highland Agricultural Show. SPEED THE PLOUGH. A STRONG-boned, powerful Bay horse, •^-~ stands sixteen two. Rising five years old- His sire, " Young Prince," a pure' Suffolk,, imported by J. W. Gleadow, Esq., to Van Diemen's Land. His dam, a Government mare by the celebrated imported horse, " Sampson." The Season to commence Ist October. To Stand this Season, at Christchnrch, rpHE thorough-bred Horse, LEADING -1-. ARTICLE, by Sir Charles, out of Brunette. Leading Article is a handsome dark brown horse, fifteen hands- high, rising five years old, and of excellent constitution ; was foaled in Nelson, Avhere. lie won the Leger in 1552, beating Mr. Tinline's- Gipsy Queen, and on the following day, the Ladies' Purse, beating Mr. Newcome's mare Vesta, and Mr. Godfrey's horse, Silvertail, in 2 m. 21 sec, and 2 m. 22 sec, distance I mile 366 yards, carrying 9st. Slbs. (131bs. overweight). Leading Article was trained for the last Nelson races, "and was the favourite for the Victualler's Purse, of three miles, against Mr. Redwood's celebrated horse, Glaucus, and Mr. Newcome's horse Joe Miller, but he broke down in ihe race from an injury he had received in the fetlock joint. This horse will arrive ai Christchnvch from Nelson, on or before the Ist of October next, when further particulars will be given.