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Otago Witness, Issue 568, 18 October 1862, Page 4

SADDLERY. SADDLERY. CHARLES MOORE, Sapdi.kb am> If vkm:ss Maker, j liaftrav-=ti A, D iiie.liii, lias on hand alartje and viriml ; <M)rtment of gents' Hunting, Stock, and SisiP-saddie- ; Whips, ii'its, Spins. Gig, Srri r .-;.i'i\rt, Bulloi-k, Plough, and Cart Hanie.-*, {\>\. m aud pilverliiouiiteJ), fuado un the premises and wauantel the best quality. Intending purchasers would do w ell to inspect this stock. N.B. Country orders punctually attended to. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. rriHE C'lpirtncrship Lifhcrro pubsisting between JL the undeuijrned as Solicitors, &c, in Dunedin, under the firm of Richmond & Gillies, has been this day dissolved by mutual consent. All debts chta by and to the late firm, will be paid and received by Mr. (iir,Liu, uho is authorised to settle the same. C. W. RICHMOND, THOMAS B. GILLIES. Dunedin, October IDth, 186-i. WLAW & CO., Scwl Farmers, Melbourne . Law, Somnor and ' '0., Wholesale and Retail Seedsmen, Octagon, Dune-din. T ST ILLI AM STAINN.-SarahEtheringtoii wishes V 7 to know your whereabouts. Address to the Po-it Office, Bendii>o, Victoria. JAMES JOHNLTON vill meethis brotlitr Hugh, at John Taylor's, Maclaggau-street. ••m «inau^tjjj3giiaßm^i«>cpi.'gea3apaija:-gii»jT»iiii'-i...i r i.. ■— r „ TO STAND TO COVER This Season, At Cherry Faun, Waikouaiti, The Tiioiiouiiii-«Ki:D Ilousrs GARIBALDI, (particulars annexed.) ENGLAND STILL, (particulars annexe.l.) LORD CLYDE, (particulars annexed.) Terms : Garibaldi, Tea Guineas each Mare. Gioomage, ss. England Still, Nine do do do. Do, sa. Lord Clyde. Ei^ht do do do. Do, ss, Paddocks will be found, fire of chararo, for the marps sjnt to the above hordes, w itlrmt responsibility • but the greatest care will be taken of them JA.MES JONES, Cherry Farm, Wmkouaiti. GARIBALDI, A Bay Thorough-bred Stallion. This magnificent horse is five yean, old, stands over sixteen bands hi o rh. He was sot by the wellknown horse Negro ; dam by Confederate. Negro sire of Garibaldi, wa& .sold for Five Hundred Guineas', when four years old. ENGLAND STILL, A Bay Coaching-bred Stnilinn. Enprlaml Still is j-Mng four yw.s old. a rich colored bay with black lip?, and fine .-ic'ion, fekuids--sixtecn hands high, clear nl all blemish' , bred by Mr Tutinir,^gflft^./.fT'.-r^m:-! 'h ; ? ot by C^el^iJ«lHrfTO,Hi.i il : triandsun l.y Princo"; Y^st" gninilam by Aiskcw Ponutor. Counsellor, -.ire to Jiiigland Siil), v/as hold iv IS.j7 for Two Hundred and fifty Guineas to go abroad. lie was got by Sky Kotkot; dam by Old Su-pric C ; grand im by Traveller; weafc {•randuui by Summercoi-k. Sky Rocket by Master George. Master George by Old llainbov/. That notod hors>e, the property of titc lata irlr John Agais, of Bempto'i, which was sold for Thiee Hundred Guineas, whou seventeen years old, LOUD CLYDE, A Pure-bred Clydes lale Scotch Cartin? Stallion. Lord Cljd» was eroo by tli.-it ce:obrated boi^e Dainty Davey; hia dam Uo-,ey by Loudon Tom: liU gtar*. dam by that faniousi horse buioagintr to Mr Frame, of Bioo-nfield. Dainty Davcv, thn nf Lord Clyde, obtained the first prize ntMul^aider in lo.ja ; and a swerpstake at Linlithsrow, in the same year ; in 15.77 he gained the first prize of L4O at Kinross ; in 18";8 the first of Lo , at Callender ; and Hie first pii/e of L2O at the Highland Society's at Aberdeen, in the same year • in 1859 he gained the lir«t prize of Lol» at Callen'ler. Ro^cy, the dam of Lord Clyde, was pot by Loudon Tom, which wr.s allowed to be the best ho-se iv Scotland ; he Ksincrl tho fust j.Hye of L2O in the Uppe,ward of Laniiik^hhe, in 1850 ; he aKy gained the fii-htpiizc of L3O at Hamilton, in the same year, beating a field of severtr. <«n hmses : he gnined th<> lii-stpiizeofLWatthe Highland Society's Show, in 1S;jO, held at Gld«.a;ow, anil the *.ilw:r medal, boatinT lhirtv-t\vo horsoo ; the fiii-tpri/pol L3oat Hamilton" in 18.j2 the fii-bt prize of L4O at Midoaldnr ; and was afterwards sold, to go abroad ior Four Hundred Guineas. Rosey gained the following piizes : In 1857 the fust prize at Pei.uyciiic'., and t!ie first prizs at Dalkeifch. 111 the same jen-jin 1803 tho firct pii/e at 1 ennycuick, ai,d the lir-L pri/c at DulUith, and wao all'iwel to he the best mate in Scolluid. Lord Cly Ip, whe.i a fo,i', » lin.-d the first prize at lemycuick-, m 1857; tlu (ir.-t piize -it Dalkeith: in 1000 ; and flic first pilzo at lidinbiiigh, 18J9. Lord Clydn is a beautiful brown'— .-'an-ls sixteen bauds one meh liim',,, s hoit !e<^ aisd superior ac- I turn, md it, perfectly sound aud free from all natural blennshrs, A VERY safe and rosy pi; n of cnslratina: horsp«, X^. at any aue u lnteger, without buniincr, bj Ko'jert Skelton. Any onn lequirinj; his su-vic?s tl'i'b season, can leave word at tho Reli ineo or Taieri Hotel, or ut tlu Blacksmith's shop, Given Island. Til >\t* IIIIIIIM ||l| ■■ |HM —i, 11. 1. , THE COLONIAL LIFK ASSLTRANCE COMPANY, Established in 1546. go\ i;i»ou, The Right Honorable the F.arlofE'gin & Kincardine, Governor-General of Indi?. EDiMJURfiH, 5, Geo.'ge-street, (Head Office.) BOARD O» BIUECIORS : Charles Pearson, E^'q., C A. James Robertson, ESq., W.S. George Ros 1 ?, Esq., Advocate. Andrew Woorl, Esq.. M.D. Archibald Home, K&q , C.A. George Patton, Esq., Advocate. H. Maxwell Inghs., Esq., \\',S. Wm. Jame^ Duncan, Esj., Manager of the National Hank of Scotland. Wm. Stno'-t Walker, E-q., of Bowland. Thomas Meuzios, Esq., Merchant, Loilh. James Duncan, Esq., Merchant, Leith. Henry Davidson, Esq,, McrLaut. actuary : William Thomas Thompson, SECRETARY : D. Clunie Gregor. London :— Bl, Lombard-street; and 10, St. James-street, S.W. BOARD OP DIRECTORS I 8. Walcott, Esq., 17, Landsdowne Crescent, Kensington Park. G. T. Brooking, Esq., of Thomas H. Brookin"- & Co., 14, New lh-oad-slreet. P, P. Blyth, Esq., 53, Wimple-street, Cavendishsquare. J. Fleming, Esq., of Messrs. Robinson Sc Fleming of Austin Friars. Director of the Loudon and County Bank. Colonel James Holland, (late QuartermasterGeneral, Bombay) 41, Wcstbourne Park W J. R. Thomson, E?q., of J. R. Thomson & Co.* St. Peter's Chambers, Cornhill. ' RES' BEST SIiCRETARY : Samuel 11. Fergusson. The Directors of the Colonial Life Assurance Companj, beg to intimate that they have appointed I W Ilarrop, Esq., agent for the Company at Auckland^ with power to receive proposals for Assurance on the lives of persons resident in New Zealand. The Company have established Branch Offices and Agencies in all the British Colonies, where premiums may be received and claims paid. Every information regarding the rates of premium for residsnco in the vaiious parts of ihe world, and generally as to tho Company's terms of Assurance, may be obtained on application to Mr. Harrop, as above. liy order of the Board of Directors, WILL. TH6S. THOMSON, Actuary. D. CLUNIE GREGOR, Seci etary. BANK OF NEW SOUTH WALKS. AN AGENCY of this Bank has been opened at TUAPEKA, for the purchase aud receipt of (iOLD, for safe custody. Drafts can teobtained at the above Agency payalle at any of the New Zealand or A\istralian Branches. JAMES A. DOUGLAS. ,