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Wellington Independent, Volume XV, Issue 1381, 18 November 1859, Page 4

"^tfiectUflnconjs. GKRY CAR I , STAI.UON. TO STAND THIS RRASON, Evory Snturdny, at Mu. Wallace's, Ngahniirnuga the remainder of the week at the stables of Air E. BucKiuDGii, Albion Tun, Hutt— Elf © ffi A3V l>' S iff -1& S B 35. XTINGLAND'S HOPE has boeii rconlTy iinpor.l.J ted from England, and is considered by com-petent-judges to be the finest horse, and surest foal getter ever imported. Terms':—£s per Mare, a"d os. to the groom. l'fcyment to be made on or before tin: let .Tirimnry, 1800, and Groom's fee at the time of eoverina. N. B.—Good Paddoclcs provided without risk and an allowance of ten per vent., for cash at the first iiuio of serving. EDWIN HAILTON JONKS. The Hutt, Sept/la, 1859. THE GREY CATIT STALLION P L O U a H B O V . TO STAND THIS SEASON. Every Saturday at Mr. Wallace's, the remainder of the week at 'the slables of Mr. R BucKiilDOS, Albion Inn, flutt— PLOfJGHBOYIms been recently imported from New South Wales, and is considered by competent Judges to be tlic most useful horse ever imported. Terms :— £3 per mare, and 3s. Oil. tn'the fi'oom Payment to bo made on or before the ' ki. Jfinsmry 1880, and groom's foe at the time of covering:. N. B.—Good Paddocks provided without risk. and an allowance of 10 percent, for cash, at the first time of serving. EDWIN BAILTON JONKS. Sept. 19, 1859. "GLENELCt." TO STAND TO COVER THIS SEASON. npUE CART HOUSE " OLENKI.G," will stand J. to cover this season at jlr. liromley's Ferry, Pori««u aud at Mr. Bryant's, lohnsonville, every from 10 to 12, and -the same dny nt Ngnhauranga from 2to 4. Terms, 'I wo Pounds per mare, and Two Shillings tlie Oroon. Good I'iiddooks at two shillings per week. Tekiis Cash at tie time of covering. September 15, 1800. TO STAND Tins SEASON " S TEA M." ■At £2 10s. A "COMPACT and Powerful Timu Oroy StnlH"ii, . by Rubens, out of a New South Wales Mare, given to the Taupo natives by Sir drey. Steam is 7 years old, wae bred at Tuiipo by the Chief Ilerckieltie, and under the Maori name of Bnre. He won the Maori Knee at Bnrnlimn Water in January, 1858, with n very heavy weight on his baclt. He also -won a three mile Match, for a-side, at Canterbury lie.ces, lSf)(), carrying '10 st. 7 Ib., against Mr. M'Clymont's celebrated liorse Younx Crab, carrying 10 st. lie is remark- ' able for strength, symmetry, and good'temper. Steam will stand on Saturday and Monday ai Mr. Mehnosh's Stables, Wellington ; on Tuesday, at Mr. Jillett's, Hint; Friday, at Jlr. Bromley's, Porirua; and the rest of the week at Mr. Liinn's. ■ For further parliculars apply to lilt. LUNN, V'nrni, 'I'relcKSie, Or TIIOJrAS JACKSON, At E.J. Wakelield's, E B n. October 1,1859. TO COVER Tins SEASON. THE ENTIRE DRAUGHT HORSE " N G G B T. ,, NUGGBT was got by Sampson, out of an imported Draught Mare from Tasmania, both Sire and Diun, and is allowed by cmrpctent jiiilkcs to he the befit Stock ever imported into this colony. Nugi/el stands fifteen hands three inches hisli, color black, and is possessed of great muscular power, and has proved himself a sure foal getter. Nvijijet. will, stand at the Nag's Mead, Wellington, every Samrday ; At Jillett's Hotel, Hiitt Hridgc, every Monday ; at James Brown's, Criterion Hole , , Upper Hiitt," every Tuesday'; nt the Jlnlf-Vuiy House, W. Clapham's, Porirua lioad, every Thursday; and at'the Stliblen of theundersigned during the remainder (if the"vrceti. Terms, .£3 for single Mares, an allowance made for three or more mares, the property of one person, payablc'on or before thefirst day of January, 18(iO, nnd the Groom's Fee of thrca shillings pev mare ai the time of covering, •JOB MABEY, Taita, I-lult. N.B.—Good Paddocks provided nt the Hint, aid every intention paid to Marcs, but without responsibility, October 11, lafift. "PRINCE OHA-RLEY." TO COVER "PHIS SEASON, rpi-11-; line draught Stallion I'iunce Cuahi.kv. 1 enliir liay. and hlncU points, Sire Ynnnii Gharh-ij out of the powerful Van Kieinnn's Limil Afaiv Vi.immid. ]\o. U fimr years old. mill stiindi 10J liiind.- high. Mo has proved himself a sure foul-getter. Terms—Three triiineas per Mare, and a libeial allowance made for three or more Marc, belonging to the same Proprietor. Payin- nt to be made on or before the Ist day of January. T«00. lie will stand at the Stables of Mr. John M'ln. tosh, Now ZculAudcr, every Tuesday; at Uoheii. JilletlV, Wliitowood's Hotel, Hint, every Wednesday ani< K.itiirday; at Mr. James Brown's, Criterion Hotel, Upper Hutt, every Thursday and Fridn , . ANGUS M'MASI KB. Wellington, October 31, ISriO. MR. 11. QUERY, (IATE OF THE 05TU HKOIMENT,) TEACHER OP MUSIC, Willis Street, Te Jro. N.B. —Lessons on Ibo Flntc, Cornet, French mid Sax-Horns, end Violoncello given, on the most reasonable terms. All descriptions of Music Copied and Arranged. N.8....8a11s and Parlies supplied with an efficient Quadrille Bund on the shortest notice. Sent, SO, 1800.