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Marlborough Express, Volume XVII, Issue 298, 21 December 1882, Page 4

ROYAL Insurance Company APITAL : £2,000,000 STERLING. Accumulated Funds : £4,260,395. The Beserve of this Company it larger than that of any Joint Stock Company m the World, except the Bank of England, fT\Bs undersigned haF pleauure m -*- informing the public that be J has been appointed as agent to this Company for Maryborough, and that he is prepared fco accept all classes of Fire Risks. ; THE ROYAL will acsetrt; at ,he VERY LOWEST RATES. GEO. S. STENHOUSE, 813 Agent. SOUTH BRITISH Insurance Company. npHE above Company ia prepared to take risks at GREATLY REDTJOED RATES. FELL BROS. & Co., 11H Agents. To Stand This Season. THE PURE-BRED CART STALLION, Garibaldi. Gaeibaldi is five years old, a beautiful dapple grey, 16£ hands high, with great bone, splendid action, and docile temper. He ia by that pure Clydesdale stallion, Kilbowie, dam Violet, imported from Tasmania. Kilbowie was imported from Home, where he took many first prizes. Violet's dam and sire, of the pure Clydesdale breed, were imported from the Old Country. Gabibaldi will visit Tua Marina, Picton Road, and Picton, on Fridays ; Havelock, Saturdays, calling at Spring Creek on return ; Allen's Masonic Stables, Wednesdays ; the remainder of his time at the Pound, Blenheim. Terms, £3 10s a mare ; groomage fee, ss. _ THE WELL-KNOWN THOROUGH BRED HORSE, Treason, * Will also visit the same places'and on the same days. Terms, £4 4s a mare ; groomage, 6s. All fees payable Ist January. Good paddocks at 3 s Gd per week. 1061 I. FREETH. To Stand This Season. mHE CELEBRATED CART STALJL LION, Nugget. Nugget stands 16£ hands high, is a beautiful dark chestnut, with strong bone, good action, and remarkably fine temper. Bred by Mr Woolly. Sire, Major, bred by E. Aiding, Esq., | Wiltshire, England. Winner of the let prize of £25 at the Royal Agricultural Society of England, held at Canterbury, 18th July, 1860. He was then purchased by Thomas Crispe, Esq., and imported to Tasmania, where he won the first prize at Campbell Town, 1861, for the Best Imported Draught Stallion m the Colony; and tie won the same prize at the Society's Show, held at Longford, 1862. He was afteiwards purchased by B. Newall, Esq., for the sum of £550, and imported to Auckland. Grand-sire, the celebrated horse Boxer, winner of the three successive prizes at the Royal Agricultural Society. Great-grand-sire, Rob Roy, the property of J. Salmond, Esq., Glasgow. His progeny have taken 11 first prizes at Highland Agricultural Shows m Scotland. Nugget's dam, Blossom, imported by B. Newall, Esq., and now the property of — . Gleghorn, Esq. Grand-dam, Sober, winner of the three first prizes at the Grand National Show, held m Melbourne. Nugget took First and Champion Prizes for Draught Entires, at the Rangitikei - Mana-vatu Agricultural Society's Show, 1876, and Second Prize m 1877. Nugget's stock took all the prizes at the Farmers' Club Foal, Grain, and Root Show, held at Marton, on the Ist May, 1880. Terms : Single mares, three guineas ; two or more, arrangements can be made. Payable Ist January, 1883. Nugget will be at Picton Road on Mondays : on Wednesdays and Saturdays at Riley's Stables, Blenheim; the rest of the time at his own stables, Renwick Middle Road. C. GOMEZ. To Travel This Season, 1882. THE CELEBRATED PUREBRED JL CLYDESDALE STALLION, General Stonewall Jackson, 3red by D. Warnock, Esq., Broomlands, Southland. General Stonewall Jackson gained first prize and certificate at the Marlborough Agricultural and Pastoral Show last season, beating a field of eight horses. Terms : £3 3s, payable on the Ist January, 1883 ; groom's fee, ss, payable at first service. For full particulars see cards. E. PAUL, 1084 Moorland*.