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Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle, Volume XVIII, Issue 94, 23 November 1859, Page 4

Entire f^orgeg. I^o STAND THIS SEASON, the thoroughbred Stallion 1 IL BARB I ERE, ■ By Figaro, out of an Emilius mare. He is the sire of Zingara and Strop, and of some of the best weight- ' carrying hacks in the settlement. • Attendance at the Wakatu Hotel, Nelson, every Saturday during the season. Terms :— Thorough-bred Mares, £7 75., and ss. groomage. Half-bred Mares, £5 ss. Also, the powerful Cart Horse DRAYMAN. ( Attendance at the Star and Garter, Richmond, . every Tuesday; aud at the Wakatu, Nelson, every Saturday. | Term 3 :— £2 2s. a Mare, and ss. groomage. The above fees to be paid before the let of February, ; 1860. Groomago on first visit. N.B.— Good Paddocks, at 3s. per week. 3740 Edw. Saxtoit. HO STAND THIS SEASON, *- at Flaxbourne Station, the imported English thorough-bred Stallion ST. A U B V tf . St. Atjbyn, foaled in 1849, by Bay Middleton, out of Black Agnes, by Velocipede [see Stud Book, vol. 6, . p. 361J; Bay Middleton, by Sultan out of Cobweb, by Phantom ; Black Agnes, by Velocipede, her dam ' by Walton, out of Young Noisette, by Diomed [see , Stud Book vol. 6, p. 364.] Terms :— £s ss ; payable on tho Ist. January, 1860. Persons desirous of the services of this Horse, are requested to send their Mares early in the season, as only a limited number will be taken. N.B. — No extra fee cliarged for Feed or Groomage. 3779 G. F. Loveghove. i rpor p0 STAND this SEASON, at the Redwood -I Run, Waihopai, i. AUGiEAN, by Sir Hercules, out of Pretence by Gil Bias, ont 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). Augean, the most powerful thoroughbred horse in •■ the colony, rising seven years old, is a certain foali getter, and his stock give promise of becoming firstrate weight-carrying hackneys. i Tebms :— Five Guineas a mare, with a liberal allowance, if more than one mare sent the property of any , one person. 1 11. t EMPEROR, • by Captain, out of Kitty, a powerful cart colt, five years old, with fine temper. Teums : —Three Guineas a mare, with an allowance • if more than one mare sent. Fees for Ihe services of the aborjs horses to be paid on the removal of the mares. Mares received after the Ist of October, and suffered J to run with the horse until the 15th of January, 1860. J Every attention paid to the mares, but no responsi- ; bility incurred. 0. ELLIOTT. I Summerlands, Waihopai, Sept. 9. 3659 [ r PO STAND this SEASON, at Freeth's ' L Livery Stables, Hardy-street, Nelson, the Im- ' r ported Cart Stallion, ' CLYDE CHAMPION. ; Will be at Richmond every Thursday, after Ist November, during the Beason. Terms : — £4 4s. a mare, and ss. the groom. This fine five-year old horse, of the pure Clydesdale ! breed, wa3 bred by, and purchased from, J. Patereon, Esq., of Macoviston. The sire of Clyde Champion was the celebrated i horse Clyde, the property of William Sterling, of i Keir, M.P., and his stock are universally recognised as of the highest quality. 'His sire was the well-known and far-famed horse, Britain, of Renfrewshire, and his dam a very powerful bay mare, of the pure Clydes- ' dale breed. Britain gained the premium of the HighI land Society, at Edinburgh. Clyde, when rising two, f gained the first prize at Paisley, and the same year the • first prize at the Kilbarchau and Johnstone cattle shows. At three, he gained the first prize of the Highland Society, at Glasgow ; and at four, the Highland Society's premium of thirty sovereigns, at Dumbarton. The dam of Clyde Champion, the famed pure Clydesdale mare Nancy, was got by the celebrated Aberdeenshire horse, Champion. The whole of Clyde's stock, of which Clyde Champion is a very favourable specimen, are esteemed among the best horses now travelling in Scotland, and bear the highest prices. Further particulars may be known on application to 3894 I. Fbeeth. 'rO STAND THIS SEASON, at the JL Blind River Station, Awatere, the Thoroughbred Horse, RISK. Terms: — £4 4s. per mare, payable on the Ist January, 1860. Mares brought to Mr. Pike's, Beaver Hotel, will be taken to the Blind River Station, free of expense. 3951 M. Hujotbeys. r|IHEr |IHE following HORSES will SERVE JL MARES THIS SEASON:— I. Tho newly-imported Grey Cart Horse FARMERS' GLORY. Fee, £4 ; groomage, ss. YOUNG CLINKER. Fee, £3 ; groomage, ss. The above horses will visit the Wakefield Arms every Tuesday ; Richmond, on Fridays ; and Nelson, on Saturdays. Fees payable on or before Ist January, 1860. Guarantees by arrangement. fl. Redwood, Junior, 3771 Hedgesford. 'pO STAND this SEASON, at HAWKSX BURY, Wairau, the fine thoroughbred hone SOCRATES. Also, the well-known cart horse LINCOLN. Terms :— £3 10s. each horse, to be paid before the 14th of January, 1860; and groomage 55., to be paid on the first visit of the mare. Mares taken on the run after the Ist October next, at the charge of Is. per week, where every attention will be paid, but no responsibility incurred. 3778 C. Goulteb. 'rO STAND THIS SEASON, at WoodJL stock, the celebrated Horse POTENTATE. Thorough-bred Marea, £10; Half-bred Mares, £6 j Groom's Fee, ss. Paddocks, 3s. 6d. per week. Every attention paid to mares. 3822 'TO STAND THIS SEASON, at WaitneaJL west, the thorough-bred horse BAY MIDDLETON, By Sir Hercules, out of Flora M'lvor ; Sir Hercules by Cap-a-pie, Cap-a-pie by the Colonel (vidt Stud Book) ; Flora M'lvor by Emigrant, dam Cornelia, g. dam Manto, by Soothsayer (vide Stud Book). Bay Middleton is a dark bay horse, with black points, rising seven, stands sixteen hands, with great uower ; is own brother to Flora and Zoe, whose performances on the Nelson Turf are too well known to need comment. Tebms :—£s: — £5 a Mare, and ss. the Groom. A good Paddock will be provided for Mares, at moderate charges. C. Redwood. Stafford-place, Waimea-west. 3782