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IRONMONGERY STORE, HEREFORD STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. QN SALE BY TIIE UNDERSIGNED. A largo assortment of builders' and general furnishing ironmongery, nails, tools, &c. Drawing paper and imperial brown ditto Kick cloths, 25 x 20. 25 x 25, and 30 x 30 Chimney pieces, fenders and tire irons Kitchen ranges, stoves and pumps Enamelled mangers and st:ible grates 1, 3, and 4 light hanging and bracket lamps Paraflin and moderator lamps and oils Port and sherry, from Standring Brothers Lump black, pitch, varnish, and white lead Patent sausage and salting machines 1 patent lawn mower Howard's ploughs and harrows Brown and Poison's patent corn flour. Ex Mersey:— Europe rope, tar twine, and dray whips. To arrive in the Mary Ann, Queen of the Mersey, and Chrysolite.— 6 cases Sheffield Goods—Tools, cutlery, and plated ware 24 Register stoves and 6 gothic hall stoves 10 packages tin and japanned ware 258 ditto Birmingham general goods 11 tons iron fencing wire 72 lihds. Manners' pale ale 2 cases Huntley & Palmer's biscuits 150 gallons kerosene 1 case ditto lamps and 2 casks globes and chimnies 6 Barret & Exall swing and wheel ploughs 7 cases agricultural and mechanical machinery. Orders on the home market for machinery executed on liberal terms. HAWKES & STROUTS, General Importers and Ironmongers, Architects, Surveyors, and Land Agents. Christchurch, Oct. 8, 1862. 3922 NEW BOOKS, EX MERSEY. FAMILY HERALD, Vol. 19, McMillan, Vol. 5, Lectures to Young Men, 1862, All Round the World, Vol. 3, Foes of Our Faith, Wingate's Poems and Songs, Darwin's Fertilization Orchid's Lankester's Uses of Animals, Neal's Sunsets and Sunshine, Miller's Essays, Historical and Critical, Vacation Tourist, Stoughton'a Church and State, Flanagan's History of New South Wales, Gleig's Life of the Duke of Wellington, Ellice by L. N. Comyn, Hoods' Works, Vol. 2, DeQuincey's Works, Vol. 3 and 4, Artist and Craftman, The Moor Cottage, A Lady in Her Own Right, Studies from Life, Macaulay's History of England, Vol. 8, Agnes of Sorrento, by Harriet Beecher Stowe, Father's Coming Home, Scripture Stories, &c. Also, the following Magazines, viz.,—Edinburgh Review, Cornhill, McMillan, Temple Bar, Athenasum, London Society. C. BONNINGTON, High Street, Christchurch. THATCHER'S SONGS are now out, and may be obtained at C. Bonnington's, High Street, Christchurch. 3917 TO STAND THIS SEASON, At Mr. Ladbrooke's Stables, in Chrishchurch, THE THOROUGHBRED HORSE BAY CAMDEN, By 4 Calendar,' dam ' Cassandra,* by ' Tros,' gr-dam j •Alice Grey,' by 'Old Emigrant,' great gr-dam ' Gulhare,' by Lord Egremont's 'Young Gohoana,' out of • Ultima,' by ' Hollyhock.'—Vide Stud Book. 4 Gulnare' was foaled in 1822, and imported from England into N.S.W. by Mr. James Macarthur, of Camden Park.

'Calendar' (half-brother to 'General Chasse') was imported to N.S.W. by the Australian Agricultural Co., was got by ' Canteen ' out of' Hambletonian,' by 'Stamford' out of 'Harmonica' by ' Hambletonian' out of« Monica' by ' Sir Peter.'— Vide Stud Book. 'Cassandra's' sire ' Tros,' by 'Priam,' out of ' Ally' by ' Partizan,' was bred by Lord Albemarle, and imported to N.S.W. by Mr. Kater, in 1840.— Vide Stud Book. ' Alice Grey's' sire ' Old Emigrant,' by ' Pioneer' out of " Ringtail' by 4 Buzzard,' was bred by Mr. Rush, in 1822,' and was imported into N.S.W. by the present Admiral Rous, R.N., in 1828.—Vide Stud Book. 1 Bay Camden' is therefore as thoroughbred as Eclipse, and combines in his veins some of the very best strains of racing blood. His dam, Cassandra, made her appearance on the Australian turf in 1847, and in the short period of eight months beat every horse of note then on that turf, the veteran ' Jorrocks ' included—and was admitted by the best judges to be the best racehorse that ever, figured on that turf, and is now pronounced to be the finest brood mare in the colony. Bay Camden's own performances as a racehorse, under all weights, are far too numerous to enumerate, and are of such a character as to have stamped him by universal consent to. be the best aged horse that had ever figured on the Victorian turf. His symmetry, substance, bone, good constitution, and tractable disposition, all recommend him as a sire, either for the turf or the road. Fee £8; to be paid to Messrs Miles and Co., of Christchurch, before the mare visits the horse ; their order will be necessary for the services of the liorse. Mares covered last season by Bay Camden, and not proving in foal (excepting those which were guaranteed) will be served at half price. Groom's fee 55.; to be paid to groom on first visit. —i, •. , , GEO. DUPPA. Chnatchurch, let October, 1862. Bay Camden is open for sale at any time during the season; particulars as to price and terms can be obtained from Messrs. Miles and Co., of Christchurch. 3928 TO STAND THIS SEASON, At Kaiapoi, in charge of Mr. W. Janaway, THE THOROUGHBRED HORSE RATTAN, By ' Sweetmeat' out of ' Coquette,' by ' Launcelot' out of ' Abaft,' by ' Sheet-Anchor'; her dam,« Lady Emmeline,' by ' Y. Phantom,' &c.—Vide stud book. 'Rattan' was imported to New South Wales in 1860, and purchased there by his present owner; has excellent racing points, and a splendid temper. Sweetmeat' is the sire of so many winning race horses during the last few seasons, that 'Rattan' can hardly fail to race well. •Launcelot' was winner of the Great St. Leger in his year. ° n .^? e ' £6 » to be paid to Messrs. Miles & Co., in vnnstchurch, or their agent in Kaiapoi, before the mare visits the horse; and their order will be ne--5s SB t7be°L- f Bei « viceß 0f the horse - Groom's fee, 55., to be paid on first visit of the mare. Chrißtchurch, October, .scf™ 6 ® DWPA ' obtained from Mes»r». Miles & Co., of Ghri»tSrch° ' 3929 NOW STANDING A T S B HoMe StatioD ' Waimakariri ' the Entire PLOUGHBOY. ' Ploughboy' is by ' Canterbury,' out of an imported mare. He is a staunch good working horse" of excellent temper, and calculated to get good cart stock. _ Terms, £4 4s. per mare, keep and groom's fees included. All care will be taken of mares sent, but no responsibility incurred. The money to be paid on or before the Ist day of February next. 3626 JOHN TUCKER FORD.