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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume XII, Issue 1284, 21 November 1857, Page 1

Just received ex “ Cossipore.” And on Sale at lhe Ofllce of this Paper. A LARGE-and varied assortment of SlatjonerjuTWrappiog Paper, &c„ &c., of the best description. ( July 15. 1857. On Sale, ex “Oriental,” 15 QL.-CASKS West India Rum 50 casks Byass’ Bottled Ale and Porter 50 boxes Belmont Sperm Candles 10 barrels Currants ’25 boxes Raisins 83 drums Sultana Raisins 10 bales Woolpacks 100 kegs Ewbauks’ Patent Nails „ , LEVIN & CO. October It, 1857. To Cover for the Season, 'T’HAT well known rich Bay-coloured Draught Hoise “ G L E N E L -A" lately imported from Syonev , got bv a famous j Clydesdale Horse, out of a Suffolk mare; | stands 16 hands high; 6 years old. He is | said by competent judges to be the best Horse evei imported into the Colony. Glenelg will be at the Traveller's Rest, Taita, on the second Monday of October next, and will be there every subsequent Mondav, till the end of the season; at Whitewood's Hotel, River Hutt, (kept by Air. Arthur Hayward), every -Tuesday during the season ; in Wellington, every Wednesday and Saturday, at Air. Nevins Stables, New Zealander i Inn, Alanners-street, Te Aro ; and at Air. i Hammond’s Farm, Porirua F.oad, the other days of the week. 1 erms £3 for Single Alares ; two or more, £2 15s. Good Paddocks will be provided at 3s. per week, without guarantee, but great care wil be taken. SAMUEL CAWOOD, At Mr. Hammond's Farm, Porirua Road. September 12, 1557. To Cover this Season. r UHE Magnificent Pure-bred Draught T Horse ’’ WESTMINSTER." This celebrated Horse, imported by J.'W. Aloorhouse, Esq., of the Royal Veterinary College, was got by ” Conqueror," alpure-bred Clydesdale, out of “ Diana,” the best bred Suffolk Mare in England ; grandam by “Euphrates,” great-grandam by old “Smolensko,’ which realised by private contract the sum of £2,350. “ IVestminster" is a four-year old; a dark iron grey; stands 17 hands high, on short legs, and is allowed bv competent judges to be the finest Draught Horse imported in the Southern Hemisphere.

“ Westminster’' will stand on and after the 19th October next, at the Aglionbv Arms, River Hutt, every Aloxday and Tuesday; at Air. Bromley’s, Ferry Inn, Porirua, every liiursday and Friday ; and Air, James Firth’s (the owner’s stables), Apsley House, Tinakoti Road, the remainder of the week. Terms—For a limited number, £5 : ss. each Mare, payable on the Ist January, 1858. N.B.—Good Paddocks provided for Alares at half-a-crown per week, without guarantee, but every possible .care taken. July 18, 1857. To Cover this Season. r UHE Beautiful Thorough-bred Entire ” GREY CAMDEN." This extraordinary Horse, 6 years old, was imported by Capt. Hayes, from the stud of Janies Al'Arthur, Esq,, was got by the imported Arab Horse Crab, one of the greatest winners on the Calcutta Turf, Dam Alice Grey (dam of Cassandra), by Old Emigrant, out of Gulnare, bred by Lord Mavnard, in 1822 by Lord Egraont’s Young Gohana, out of Ultima by Holyhock (vide Stud Book.) Emigrant foaled 1822, by Pioneer, out of Ringtail, by Buzzard (vide Stud Book,” “ Grey Camden" is a rich Mottled Giey, possessing fine muscular development, a beautiful temper, and high action. “ Grey Camaen" will stand on and after the 19th October next, at the Aglionby Arras, River Hutt, Monday and Tuesday; at Air. Bromley’s, Ferry Inn, Th • rfcAY and Friday ; and at Mr. James Firth’s ’l r owner's stables), Apsley House, Tiuakori Brsil, the remainder of the week. Terms —£3 : 3s. each Ala. c, payable on thd let January, 1858. N.B.—Good Paddocks provided for Mares at half u-crowu per week, without guarantee, but every possible care taken. July 18, 1857.