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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume X, Issue 316, 27 November 1875, Page 1

TO STAND THIS SEASON, the well-brel Cart Hor*e BRIGHAM TOU'Nfi, Rieinir t'it:e ye.r< old Brighaat Yoing but of Je»cl, by Uoy.il Con-ju re ; , irripKted by the Hon, Mr. Robinson who t ><>Kt-e. first prize A' a two-yeatr-o d at the Royal Ayricultura 1 Shov in Krg'ttaA. Jcyrel took all j rizes wtter. Ve'ifSuxhibitct] ; is got by ' Eqi?l nl's Hope, im ported —datri PbUy, -reWc't&l Itohi' the (elebft.d stock of Mr. Ie ly.'of New South Walca. ; , Brigham will caU at Bridge Hotel, Moaday's nt 10 am, Palmer's «t noon, Traveller's Rest nt 2 p.m.; Tharsday'a, at the Tiirf Hotel, 10 am..; remainder of time at the Star and Garter-Hotel. ' .;';..- Terms, £2 10s, groom Age, 2s 6d, to be paid on or before the Ist January, 1876. 2659 PRfilMElt BROTHERS. , WO STAND THIS SEASQN, the *- superior young Thoroughbred Horae LILLI P E E , Bred by H, Redwood, E^q, got by Tow^pn (imported), ♦iam Shrovttide.by St. Aubyn (imported)— Pancake, by bir Hercules— l'jfndora, by »-parot r (imported) -Piimrose, by Beverly — Champion. Tow.r-on, brother to Murchioness, winner of the Oaks, and lia'fbrother to Marquis, winner of tbe Two Thousand and Leger, and second in the Derby), by Melhourne (sire of Blink Bonny), winner < f the Derby and Oaks; West Australian, winner of the Derby and Leger • Cymba an-l Sumrmraide, hot n winners pf the Oaks- Sir Tetton Sykea, winner of the Leger, aui of numerous other .first class horses) out of Cinizelll by Touchstone (winner of tlie Lsgfcs) St. Aubyn, b/ Middletou (^wiuner of tie Derby). Operator, by Emilim (winner of Mie Derby) Tlie excellence of th« btr'HeriiiUa blood is well kaown, and hai nrbved' superior to all othera on the Colonial Tutf. liilij.eo ja a beautiful brpwu horse, three years olf, standing about fifteen hands tties iaclus high; has good bone, is remarkubl deep in thia girth^ with splendid back >.nd loiux, and is all'over a fine apeciraei of tha thoroughbred horae. He is perieitly a uni. has good tempar, t x '.ellent canst tiition, and his .staying <pd-tie< are of the first order, nuited with a good turn ot speed. Mr. lie '- wool, hiving a lar^o number, of horses iv training, has eei;t Liliipce to the stud to get stabling for some of hia twj yeaf olds about to go into work. Terms— Three Guineas a Mare, su 1 j:-ct to an advance of ten per cent if not paid by the 15 ch of 'anuary next to the u.nlers gneJ. Groom's fee, sf», payable on fit at service. Thehorsa will vi-it; Wakefleld, Spring Grove. Waitnei West, Appleby, Richmond. Suburban North, and Nels<>u, on days to ba adveiti«ed, and meantime he will be f iuad at the Coach and Horse* Stablas, Nelson. 2807 C ELLIOTT mo STAND THIS SEASON, JL the strong Draught Horeo YOUNG GLANCER. Young Glancer will travel through Wakefield ant Foxhill on Mouday; through Waimea West and lieJwooi's Valley on Weddesday; Richmoni and Stoke on Friday; and Kelson and Black Horaa, Wakapuaka, on Saturday. Feea, .61 61. por M«re; gro>mage, s'. per heid when Marcs arc taken. The remaiader must be paid on or betora Ist February,, or lOs. per head more will be charged. SYDNEY HIGGINS, 2861 SPfi'if? G-'ove. CAUTION. ALL PERSONS found TRAPPING, KILLING, or SHIPPING DEER HAUFS, PHEASANTS, or Taking PHEASANTS' FGGS. will henceforth be PROSECUTED to the utmost extent ths Law admits. Arrangements have been made with residents in various Districts to give information. A REWARD of TEN POUNDS will be paid to anyone who shall give such information as will lead to the conviction of the Offender?. FREDERICK HUDDLEBTON, 1877 Hon. Sec Acclimatization Society FOR SALE. ■| PORTABLE STEAM ENGINF, 5-horse JL power I TRAP and HARNESS. In the Estate of Mrs. Wills, decease], Apply to JAMES WILLS, Executor, 3232 Lower Mnutere. NELSON AID SOCIETY. SUBSCRIPTIONS in AD of tbe above Society will he thankfully reeived by Mr. KERIt, the Honorary Treasurer, at the Offices of the National Bank, in Trafalgarst eet. 23J8