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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 9, Issue 570, 27 December 1865, Page 1

WILL STAND THIS SEASON, The powerful cart stallion. ' HERCULES, Late the property of R. Welch, Esq., Taita, Hutt. HERCULES is six years old, bright bay, black points, stands 17 hands high, has remarkably good action, kind temper, and hardy constitution, and has proved himself a sure foal getter. Hercules by England’s Hope, imported from England by E. R. Jones, Esq., dam Bonny Lass, by the imported cart stallion Tramp, grand dam Gipsev, imported from Tasmania. Mondays and Tuesdays, at Ben Nevis’ Hotel, Turakina, leaving at 1 o’clock p.m. on Tuesday. Wednesday, at Mr. R. Signal? s Hotel, Tutinui. Saturday, at Mr. D. Eraser’s station, Lower Rangitikei. The- remainder of the week at Mr. Bull’s Hotel, Rangitikei. Terms —Single mares, £3 10s. Two or more mares, the bona-fide property of the same owner, £3 each. A guarantee will be given if required at the disci’etion of the owner. Good grass paddocks provided, and every care taken without responsibility. Season to commence Ist October, 1865. Payments to be made Ist February, 1866. S. T. BLOMFIELD. Bull’s Hotel, Rangitikei, October 4, 1865. SEASON OF 1865 AND 1866. To cover this season, the well known entire thorough-bred horse DON JUAN. BY Riddlesworth dam Haidee, by Sir Charles. For further particulars, etc., see Stud-book. DON' JUAN is half brother on his sire’s side to the best horses on the New Zealand turf, viz., Dainty Ariel, Meleager, and others ; and has proved himself a remarkably sure foal getter. His stock in the districts of Rangitikei and Wanganui are most highly commended. Don Juan is a splendid golden bay with black points without a spot of white. Stands 15 hands 2 inches high, on remarkably short legs and immense muscular development, and is without except tion the biggest boned thorough-bred horse travelling. Performances. —Don Juan is a winner on the Wanganui Racecourse. Terms.—Single Mares, ,£3 10s. Two or more as per agreement. Grass.—Good paddocks, gratis. ' Corn—At market prices. No responsibility. Travelling. —He will attend at the Red Lion every Monday and Tuesday, Turakina and the Wangaehu the rest of the week. For further particulars, apply co ALEXANDER CAMERON, Turakina. October 18, 1865. JOSEPH TOWNSEND, Cabinet Maker, Turner, Undertaker <fcc., &c., &c., HAS much pleasure in returning his thanks to the inhabitants of Wanganui and its vicinity for the \ery efficient support they have given him during the last eleven years ; and he trusts, by careful personal attention in the selection of the best materials and the execution of ordei’S, to merit a continuance of the patronage hitherto so liberally bestowed. All sorts of furniture made of the best materials, the most substantial workmanship, and in the newest styles. Just received—A large supply of furnishing and materials for funerals, which J. T. conducts with promptitude and economy. Dec 9, 1865. TOYS for the Million. Toys for the Children, at D. NATHAN’S. Dec. 15, 1865. COLONIAL ALE AND PORTER. MR. JOSEPH DIXON, of Welling- • ton, having appointed the undersigned to act as his agent here, purchasers can be supplied at all times at moderate prices. W. R. BOYLE. Nov. 18, 1865.