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New Zealand Herald, Volume I, Issue 4, 20 November 1863, Page 6

lIORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR. n \ FOR HIRE, Ladies' and gentlemen's saddle HORSE 3 , Sociables, Open and Close Carriages • : Cabs, Vans, Buggies, and Dog Carts OMNIBUSES ' To Onehunga at 8 a.m., 10 a.m., noon, and at S, i ' and 6 p.m. 1 Returning from Onchunga at 8, S and 10 a.m., noon [■ 2 p.m., and at half-past 4 p.m. ' On Sundays from each place at 9 a.m. and i p.m. HORSES Taken in to Bait and to Lively. Loose Boxes. ' Saddle and Light Harness Horses always [ on Sale. { Vehicles of every description imported to ord&r. r Horses, Carriages, &c., privately bought and sold on Commission. [ . H. HARDING-TON. November, 1863. , IMPORTANT ; TO ' COASTING VESSELS & SHIPPERS OF CATTLE ON THE EAST COAST TO AUCKLAND. ; MR. ALFRED BUCKLAND RESPECTFULLY informs his FRIENDS that CATTLE can be LANDED on the East ■ Bank of the Tamaki, about one mile from the Heads, OVER THE VESSEL'S SIDE WITHOUT THE 1 USE OF A BOAT, AND AT ALL TIMES 1 ;■ OF THE TIDE, thereby saving the risk and injury to the Cattle of a'isecond time putting them iu slings, as well as tlio additional cost of Boating, with the further advantage of being at once in a GOOD PADDOCK WITHOUT ANY DRIVING. I Vessels not drawing more than nine feet of wafer can enter and leave at all times with half-tide, and at fpll tides Vessels drawing fourteen feet of water can enter safely. > .Charts of the river, kindly furnished by Captain Burgess, can be obtained at the Haymarket. j Assistance, if necessary, can a: all times be obtained on the spot. ; Stock forwarded at once to the market, or grazed at feed rates until sold. ? November 10, 1863. j O N VI E W } AT MR. B U C K LA N I)' S YARDS, • Newmarket, i milE TWO IMPORTED BULLS " LINCOLN" 4- AND " JEFF DAVIS," i Ex 1 Constance,' from San Francisco. {Particulars of Pedigree, &c., can bo had at tlio | Haymarket. | "CUPID." rPO STAND this Season, the MlfpiLii *- beautiful model Pony CUPID, f/frr r ' B ' n ff three years old, got by the late imported English Pony Cupid, ? the property of J. O. Haraley, Efifj., and out of Lucy, fine of the handsomest Ponv Mqrcs in the Colony. Cupid will stand as undermentioned, and every attention will bo paid to Mares. Prjcc £2 10s., to bo paid on or before the Ist of Japuary. Good paddock provided. i Mondays, at Kelly's Hotel, One iunga •. Tuesdays, at Rogers' Hotel, Otahuhu i Wednesdays, at Scholes' Hotel, Newmarket : Thursdays „ „ ■, Fridays „• „ I Saturdays, at Styak & Hunter's Durham Salo i Yards. | THOMAS KELLY, ; Groom. "IRON DUK E." ! fTIHE Cclebmtcd Heavy Draught Stallion " IRON DUKE," the sj-3Ct itvtjj!? P ro P erl i' ol ' r - B. Newell. " Iron Duke" is a dark grey, or roiiu, five years old, 17 hands high, bred by "Mr. Gfeorge Townshend, of Stoney Staunton, near Hinckley, England,—by "King Charles," dam "Flora," which took tho second prize at the Royal Agricultural Society's Exhibition at Shrewsbury, and the First Prize at the Northampton Exhibition of tho ''same Society, as well as at the Provincial Exhibitions of Leicester, Rugby, Ashley-dc-la-Zoucli, and Hinckley. Her first foal, the " Black Prince" (half brother to the "Iron Duke"), at three years old took the prize for dray horses at the Royal Agricultural Society's Exhibition at York, against horses of all ages ; and injtlie same year he won the Highland Agricultural Society's silver medal, at Edinburgh. fT " Iron Duko" was exhibited and won the first prize at the Meeting of the Leicestershire Agricultural Society, against all horses, whan barely two years old. He won the prize for the best imported heavy draught" horse in New South Wales, at Maitland. Iron Duke" will stand this season at the Junction Hotel, on Monday, Tuesday, and Saturday, and at Mr. John Hall's, Otahuhu, on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday in each week. Terms for the Seasonsingle mares, £6 10s.; two or more, £,6 each. Mares to be served cither hobbled or loose, at the option of tho ,»room. All payments to be made on or before the 15th January, 1861. • § . „ * B. NEWELL. | Junction Hotel, Xe^vmnrkct, November 4, 1863. "ROBBIE BURN S." r, rnnE above well-known Heavy I f Draught Colt will stand at I cxrmnr bct and Otahuhu; on 1 Mondays at Panmure; on Tues- 1 days Wednesdays at Otahv.hu; and on Thura- 1 days, Friaays, and Saturdays at Newmarket. 1 ■d w '^' emß : —3s.; groomage, ss. - | Robbie Burns' is a dappled bay, rising throe I years, and has taken in all five first class prizes at 1 lapakura and Newmarket, Sire, "Invincible-." 1 Dam, prize mare " Maggie." * « All mares to be hobbled at tho option of the Is groom, and no risk run. Jg ~ . _ „ GEORGE GARDINER. I Papakura Valley, Nov. -1., 1863. fj! VICTORIA STABLES. " „ rpHE imported Cyidesdalo Horse I i " CLYDE " will II t"l BCtlson at the abovo ',! Teem:!, £6 6s. each mare, payable on the Ist of I January, 1864. H The imported thorough bred Horse "HERALD" H tviU stand this soason at tin above stables. fl . Terras, £5 ss. each mare, payable on the Ist cf 1 January, 1864. p< Mares will be taken care of in grass paddocks for II fourteen days free °f charge, but without rcepona- 1 buity. Beyond that period sb. per we<»k for grazing. i| "THE HEW ZEALAND HERALD." pj TEEMS 01" ADVERTISEMENTS. IB ThresHneo ... i». oe. K-li Tout linos ... ... ls .' eil . il Eight lines 2s. 6d. fffi| Aiid 2d. for each additional Une. n|j| SUBSCRIPTION. p| 10s. per Quarter; singlo ijopios 3d. each,