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Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle, Volume XVIII, Issue 79, 1 October 1859, Page 4

ffttsmegg Notices, WAIMEA-STREET. MRS. PALMER i 3 willing to receive a few YOUNG LADIES as BOARDERS, whom she would instruct with the strictest care in every branch of sound English education. Tebms— £lo a-Quarter. Music, Drawing, aud French, each a Guiuea extra. 3415 PUBLIC CONVEYANCE every MONX DAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, from ' WAIMEA-EAST, starting at Nine, a.m., from Mr. Kite's Store ; and at Two, p.m., from Nelson. Parcels delivered. R. Wallis. Richmond, February 26tb, 1859. 2566 THE UNDERSIGNED are CASH PURCHASERS of WOOL at the highest market rates, and make the usual advances on the -same, consigned to their correspondents in London or the Colonies. 1983 Nath. Edwabds and Co. (Bntixe ffioxm. TO STAND this SEASON, the powerful Black Cart Stallion NORTH STAR. Nobth Stab will attend at the Star aud Garter, Richmond, every Friday ; at the Wakatu, Nelson, on Saturday ; and at home the rest of the week. Teems :— £3 each Mare ; and ss. to the Groom, to be paid on the first visit. The covering fees to be paid on or before the Ist February, 1860. William Wastney. Black Horse, Suburban North, September 7, 1859. 3658 THE following HORSES will SERVE MARES THIS SEASON :- 1. The newly-imported Grey Cart Horse FARMERS' GLORY. Fee, £4 ; groomage, ss. YOUNG C*L INKER. Fee, £3 ; groomage, ss. The above horses will visit the Wakefield Arms every Tuesday ; Richmond, on Fridays j and Nelson, on Saturdays. Fees payable on or before Ist January, 1860. Guarantees by arrangement. H. Redwood, Junior, 3771 Hedgesford. mo STAND THIS SEASON — The Black Clydesdale Entire ABRAHAM NEWLAND. Abraham Newland was imported from Scotland, by Mr. Monro, in the Lady Alice, in November 1858. Certificate furnished with the horse: — Abrab.au. Newland is rising five years old, stands sixteen hands and a half high, is a beautiful black, full of bone, with great^>ower, and fine temper, was got by that wellknown horse, Old Abraham Newland, and out of a prize mare, the property of Mr. M'Nab, Glenochil. Abraham Newland took the first prize at the Agricultural Show, Alloa, in the year 185S 5 also the first prize in 1854 ; he served a good many mares the last two seasons, aud ha 3 proved hiintelf a sure foalgetter. Covering Fee £5, and 7s. 6d. Groomage. Abraham Newlaud. will posititely serve this season only in the Province of Nelson. 11. The thorough-bred horse LAMPLIGHTER. Covering Fee, £3 35., and ss. Groomage. These two horses will be at the "Wakefield Arms, every Monday ; the Turf Hotel, erery Thursday ; the Commercial Hotel, Nelson, every Friday; and at Mr. Dale's house at Richmond all other days in the week, commencing from the 12th September. All fees to be paid to the undersigned only, on or before the first of March, 1860. 3597 Gbobge Dpppa. TO STAND THIS SEASON, the thoroughbred Stallion IL BARBIERE, By Figaro, out of an Emilius mare. He is the sire of Zingara aud Strop, and of some of the best weightcarrying hacks in the settlement. Attendance at the Wakatu Hotel, Nelson, every Saturday during the season. Tebms :— Thorough-bred Mares, £7 7s. } and ss, groomage. Also, the powerful Cart Howe DRAYMAN: Attendance at the Star and Garter, Richmond, every Tuesday; and at the Wakatu, Nelson, every Saturday. Tbbm's .— £2 2s. a Mare, and ss. groomage. The above fees to be paid before the Ist of February, 1860. Groomage on first visit. N.B.—Good Paddocks, at 83. per week. Edw. Saxton. September 23rd. 3740 TO STAND THIS SEASON, at Apple Tree Farm, Waimea-Bouth. The Entire Cart Horse BLACK DRAUGHT. He is powerful, quiet, and staunch to collar. His sire and dam were imported from England. His stock are equal to any in the Colony. Terms, £2 2s. Groomage ss. Fees will be taken in Produce, agreeing with Mr. Boucheb. 3719 TO, STAND this SEASON, at the Redwood _ Run, Waihopai, 1. AUGEAN, by Sir Hercules, out of Pretence by Gil Bias, out of Penelope (vide Stud Book, iv., pp. 40, 274). Sir Hercules by Cap-a-pie, out of Paraguay (vide Stud Book, iv., pp. 346, 450). AuGjEan, the most powerful thoroughbred horse m the colony, rising seven years old, is a certain foalgetter, and his stock give promise of becoming firstrate weight-carrying hackneys. _ Tebms : Five Guineas a mare, with a liberal allow* ance, if more than one mai» sent the property of any one person. 11. EMPEROR, by Captain, out of Kitty, a powerful cart colt, fire years old, with fine temper. Tebms :— Three Guineas a mare, with an allowance if more than one mare sent. Fees for the services of the above horses to be paid on the removal of the mares. Mares received after the Ist of October, and suffered to run with the horse until the 15th of January, 1860. Every attention paid to the maree, but no responsibility incurred. 0. ELLIOTT. Summerlands, Waihopai, Sept. 9. 3659 0 STAND THIS SEASON, The well known Powerful Cart Stallion GOLIAH. Goliah will attend at the Wakefield Arms the first week in October next, and every Monday following ; all other Days at Quail Valley. Terms :— -£2 2s. each mare ; Groomage ss. Fees to be paid before the Ist February, 1860. Groomage to be paid on first visit. 3636 H. J. L. AircklßDE.