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Lyttelton Times, Volume XVI, Issue 927, 28 September 1861, Page 5

rnHE CELEBRATED SHORT-HORN IMPORTED BULL " STENTOR " Will serve cows AT Mb. DOCKER'S FARM, ON THE AVON, From Skptemmer 25th, 1861, Until further notice.pedigh.ee. ! "STENTOR" I White, calved July 20,1859, I By Stbntoe, 15,343, out of Romance, By Omar Pacha, 13,421, Dam Ringlet, by Silk Velvet, 12,070 Gr. d. Roxana, by Marquis of Rockingham, 10,506 ! (xr. gr. d. Rosebud, by Charles, 1815 Gr. gr, gr. d. Lingcropper, by Remus, 550 Gr. gr. gr. gr. d. Pink, by Sedbury, 1424 Gr. gr. gr. gr. gr. d. Beauty, by Hollings, 2131 brr.gr.gr.gr.gr.gr. d. Lingcropper, by Partner, Gr. gr. gr. gr. gr. gr. gr. d. Lady, by Mr. Hutton's bull, 2145 Gr. gr. gr. gr. gr. gr. gr. gr. d. Lingcropper, by Mask, 418 Gr, gr. gr. gr. gr. gr. gr. gr. gr. d. Old Lingcropper, ' by Mr.R.Allock'sbull, 19 j Omer Pacha, 13,421 By General Haynau, 11,520; Dam Lucy Long, By Captain Shaftoe, 6833 ; Grandam by Hartforth, 3986 Gr. gr. d. by Provost, 4846 Gr. gr. gr. d. by Paganini. 2405 Gr. gr. gr. gr. d. by Pirate, 2430 Gr. gr. gr. gr. gr. d. by Rob Roy, 557 Gr. gr. gr. gr. gr. gr. d. by Houghton, 318 Gr. gr. gr. gr. gr. gr. gr. d. by Wellington, 678 Stentor, 15,343 By Prince Arthur, 13,497 Dam Lousie 18 th, by Filbert, 11,473 Gr. d. Lousie 15th, by Young Fourth Duke, 9037 Gr. gr. d. Lousie sth, by Second Duke of Northumberland, 3646 Gr. gr. gr. d. Louise, 3rd, by Sultan Selim, 2710 Gr. gr. gr. gr. d. Lousie 2nd, by Prince Edward, 2462 Gr. gr. gr. gr. gr. d. Lousie Ist, by Sultan, 1485 Gr. gr. gr. gr. gr. gr. d. by Son of Trunnell, 659 Gr.gr. gr.gr. gr.gr. gr.d. by Middleton, 1235 Gr. gr. gr. gr. gr. gr. gr. gr. d. by Son of Ben, 70, or Punch, 531 Prince Arthur, 13,497 Bred by and the property of Richard Booth, Esq., Warlaby, Northallerton By Crown Prince, .10,087 Dam Vivandiere, by Buckingham, 3239 Gr. d. Minionette, by Leonard, 4210 Gr. gr. d. Young Moss Rose, by Young Matchem, 4422 Gr, gr. gr. d. Moss Rose, by Priam, 2452 Gr. gr. gr. gr. d. by Young Alexander, 2977 Gr. gr. gr. gr. gr. d. by Pilot, 496 Prince Arthur was let by Mr. Booth for five years at £100 per annum, is own brother to Prince Alfred, used for two years by Prince Albert, and since selected for the use of the Emperor of the French. See ' Herd Book,' vol. 12 | Terms Three guineas (cash.) | THE ENGLISH MAIL. SHOULD the English Mail have arrived in _ Sydney on or about the 25th instant, it was the intention of the Manager of the Inter-colonial Royal Mail Steamers to send it in the Lord Ashley to New Zealand, this steamer may therefore be expected to arrive here on or about the Third of October, and she will sail for Otago shortly after arrival. MILES & CO. Lyttelton, Sep. 27,1861. MR. FREDERICK THOMPSON, GENERAL AGENT. Agent for the Northern Assurance Company. Orders for Grey Stone received. CASHEL STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. ABAYFEILD begs to return his sincere • thanks to the inhabitants of Lyttelton and surrounding districts for the liberal support he has received since the foundation of the settlement, and wishes to inform them that he has entered into a partnership with MR. HENRY WATKINS, who is perfectly qualified, and who will in future conduct the business. Prescriptions accurately dispensed, teeth extracted, &c. TARANAKI RELIEF COMMITTEE. THE Taranaki Relief Committee direct the publication of the following Minute Paper, at a Meeting held September 16,1861: — " Resolved, that the proceeds of the subscriptions to the Taranaki Relief Fund, after deducting the expenses incident in the collection thereof, be placed at the disposal of the Taranaki Committee, for the relief of cases of actual distress arising out of the recent Maori war, hut not for compensation for losses resulting therefrom." JOSEPH BRITTAN, Hon. Secretary. In accordance with the foregoing resolution, the Treasurer and Secretary hereby notify, that unless a refund of the contribution of any subscriber shall be applied for within one- month from the date hereof; the balance in band will be dealt with as therein directed. GEORGE GOULD, Hon. Treasurer. JOSEPH BRITTAN, Hon. Secretary. Sept. 28,1861. NOTICE. AFTER the Ist October the undersigned beg to inform their friends and the public that their Warehouses at Kaiapoi will be open for the Storage of Wool and other Merchandize, as before, but no stores will be sent there for sale. All outstanding accounts will be settled at their offices in Lyttelton or Christchuvch, their arrange* ments with Mr. W. C. BESWICK having EXPIRED. They will of course forward Goods and Freight to order as usual to Kaiapoi. COOKSON, BOWLER & Co. Lyttelton, September, 1861. THIS DAY? ~ MESSRS. AIKMAN & WILSON'S LAND SALE; Also, Working Bullocks, Dray,-Yokes, Chains, &c, AT THEIR OFFICES. Sale at 1 o'clock. Terms at sale.