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Wanganui Herald, Volume VIII, Issue 2654, 14 December 1875, Page 4

Entire Horses. yOL_"NTEEJR. ■■'. THE Thoroughbred Entire Horse ,c Volunteer " will De turned loose in a paddock at Cherry Bank, the property of the undersigned, with a limited number of Marcs. "Volunteer" wue bred by Mr 11. N. Harrison, out of his well known Riddles worth "mare Anne. Anne is half sister to\V>irrcngate,Tito Kowaru. Zillab, and others. Volunteer has _pi _red himself a sure foalgetter. His stock, which are now two-year-olds, are recommendations in themselves, being larged-boned animals, suitable for coach wov-k. For old or uncertain breeding mares this affords an excellent opportunity. 'Before being turned loose all shoes to oe removed. Good grass and every care taken of the mares, but no responsibility Tekms :—£2 10s per mare; paid ivhen mare taken-away • grass, 2s per »veek the first fortnight, after which 3s per week will be charged. As " Volunteer's " number will be strictly limited, it would be advisable for those wishing to send mares to book them at once. j For fill particulars apply to john McGregor, Cherry Bank. :?0 STA^lTtiiiS SEASON. The well known and 'fWvomite Pure Clydesdale Horse. WELLINGTON. WELLINGTON was landed in Ohristchurch, from England, in 1866, and took first prize as a 3-year old, against all comers. His stock is too well known in this district to need further comment. The horse is in perfect health, and will travel between Messrs A. and G. Syrues' farm, No 2 Line, and W. Brewer's, River Bank. Good paddocks will be .provided at each place. Every care taken, but no responsibility. Wellington will only receive a limited number of mares. Terms: Each Mare ... ,£5 £ 0 Groomage Fee ... 0 5 0 All fees to be paid by the Ist Jan. 1870. For further particulars apply to Messrs A. & O. SYMES, Or Mr W. BREWER, FIX LATE ARRIVALS 10 Tons I.C. Sugar 3 do Y. do 1 do Crushed Loaf do 30 Half-Chests Tea, medium z0 do do superior 40 Boxes do do do' 50 Boxes Brandon's Sperms 4 Cases Port Cooper Cheese 20 Cases Sir R. Burnett's Old Torn 50 do Martell's Pale Brandy 30 do do Dark do '15 do Red Deer Whiskey 10 do Dunville's Whiskey 2 do Trent's Coffee 10 American Lobsters 10 do Salmon 100 Cases Devoe's Kerosene' 20 do Champagne " Imperial " pts 10 do Deiuhard's No 2 Moselle 30 do Desbonne Claret 10 do Townsend's Sarsaparilla 10 do Bollingers Champagne 5 do ►.toughton Bitters, 2 doz. 10 do Hobart-to wn Jaros,Knight's 40 Boxes Dunedin Soap 10 Cases JDKZ Geneva 2 do Freen's Biscuits 3 do Morton's Pickles 3 do Keiller's Jams | 2 do do Marmalade 2 do Sardines, -§■ 1 do do f 50 do Dur.edin Rum 30 do do Whiskey 15 Qr-Casks Cozens Pale Dry Sherry 10 do Silva & Cozens four diamond Port 10 Octaves Cozens Sherry 5 do Burden's do 5. do Sanderman'sPort 10 do WMksey, very fine 5 Qr-Casks Bisquit de Bouche's Brandy 10 Hhds. Dunedin Ale 200 do do do, Qts., in splendid order 15: Cases Heddle's Ginger Wine 10 da Lime Juice 5 do Champagne Bitters . . 50 Boxes Cigars, Li Patria ~0-- do do Queens 20 doz. Fine Old Port 25 do Pale Dry Sherry 25 Cases Blood's Stout 15 Casks Guinness' Stout, stone qts, 40 do IndCoope's Ale do 3 Cases Brown and Poison's Corn Flour Groceries of all kinds c POWELL, SON, & Co. General Merchants r v st rHeTo c i v _T_> . I Ex < _ion." 10 Tons Dunedin Flour, POWELL, SON, & Co, n