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Wellington Independent, Volume XV, Issue 1401, 27 January 1860, Page 4

i^tfU«ittnnc GHF.Y CART STALLION. TO STAND THIS REASON, Evsry Rntnrdny. at Mb Wat.t.aok'b, Ngnlmnrnnfrft the rpmnindor of thp'week nt tbe stables of Mr R. P.ircKiminK, Albion Inn, Hutt — SNOf/AND'B HOPE, PINOTANH'S TTOPF. hai been recently imporJ t?d from England, and is considered by com patent judges t-> be ihe finest horsp, and surest foal getter ever imported. Terms : — C 5 per Mare, nvd Os. to the groom. Pj.rment to be made on or before the Ist Jannury, IRBO, nn^ Groom's fre at tbp lime of covering. N. B — Tood Paddocks .provided without risk and an allowance of ten per cent., for cash at the first time of cervine. F.H.WIN RAILTQN JONES. The Hutt, Sept. 19, 185 ft, ~ TriE GREY CART STALLION P L OUG H B O Y. TO STAND THIS SEASON. Every Saturday at Mr. Wallacr's. Ngahnurangft, the remninfler of the week at tbe ptnbles of Mr. R Buckridge, Albion Inn, Hutt— PLOUGHBOY h»!« leen recently imported from New South Wales, and is considered by competent Judges to be the most useful horse ever imported. Terms : — £3 per mare, and 3s. od. to tbe Oioom Payment to be made on or before the 'fet January 1800 nnd groom's f«>p at the time f{ covpring. N. R. — Good Paddocks provvled without risk, and an nllnw<iT<^e of 10 percent, for cash, at tbe first time of serving. EDWIN RAILTON JONES. Sept. 19; rfiSO. "toT^ooyer this T "seasonT THE ENTIRE DRAUGHT HORSE *' N TJ G G B T." NUGGET was got by Sampson, out of an imported Draught Vare from Tasmania, both Sire and Dam, aud is allowed by competent judges to be the best Stock ever imported into this colony. Kugyet stands fifteen hands three inches high, color black, nud i» possessed of great muscular power, and has proved himself a sure foal getter. Fvggrt will stand at the Nag's Head, Wellington, every Saturday ; at Jillett'a Hotel. Hutt Bridge, every Monday ; at James Brown's, Criterion Hote 1 , Upper Hutt, every Tuesday ; at the Half- Way Hiiusa, W. Clnpham's, Porirna Road, every Thursday ; and at the Stnbles of the undersigued during the remainder of the week. Terms, £3 for sinsrle Mares, an allowance made for three or more mares, the property of one person, /payable on or before the firut day of January, 1800, aud the Groom* Fee of three shillings per mare at tho tim« ef covering, JOB MABF.Y, , Taita, Hutt. N.B. — Good Paddoekfl provided at the Hutt, and every attention paid to Mares, but without respon* fiibility. . " •, October 11, 1859. i "raiNOR OHAHKEYC TO COVER THIS SEASON, *pHE fine draught Stallion Prixcb. Chabibt, * color bay. and black points. Sire Young Charley, out of the powerful Van Eieman's Land Mare i)inman<i. He is four years old, and stands 16$ bauds high. He has proved himself a sure foal -getter. Teems — Three Guineas per Mare, ami ft liberal allovanre made for three or more Mares, belonging to the same Proprietor. Payment to be made on or before the Ist day of January, I^CO. Tie will stimd at the Stables of Mr. John M'lntosh. New Zcalander, every Tuesday ; at Robert Jillett's, Whitexvood'B Hotel, Hntt, every Wednesday .an 4 Saturday ; nt Mr. James Brown's, Criterion Hotel, Upper Hvitt, every Thursday nnd Fridny. ANGUSM'MASTER. Wellington, October 21, 1859. ' : " ' TO COACFI & CART BUILDERS, AND WHEELWRIGHTS. "1 OHNSTON & CO. have just received per 1/ " Christopher Newton," an assortment of Arms and Boxes, with Pins and Glans, Patent Mail Axles, Bright Do.' Cart Springs, Chase Head, Bolts and Nuts, und Iron \\ asasrs. December 1, 180 U. MR. H. CURRY, (l\te or thb 65th bbqiment,) TEACHER OF MUSIC, mili* Street, Te Aro. N.B. — Lessons on the Flute, Cornet, French and Sax- Horns. »u>l Violoncello given, qnthe most reasonable terms. £ All descriptions of Music Copied and Arranged. N.8....1h\Hs and Parties supplied with an efficient Quadrille Hand on the shortest notice. Sept. 30, 1850, CHARLES COIiL ET T, §tt-tjc|jr*r, . MOLESWORTH STREET, 'JUOIiNDON FLA.T. Wellington, August Q3, 1850. COMMERCIAL HOTEL, LAMBTON QUAY. f|^HK Proprietor of this well-knowu EBlublish7. incut, hu» the pleasure t» inform his old friends ami die Public generally, that tbe iiuprove-mei-t." tire L-oiupletud, and that uoihtug shall be WHii:iu:i on i/i» y&n to merit a continuance of that liut'O'i ;.-«, hitherto bentowcil upon him. To Passuut."- is p*r Sti'Mincrs and Ho ad he offers good Si.ti<i|? nnd Uedreoutft. with a first-rate table and tu-('U>li:tic«. 'lhe Houne being situated directly oii]ii!t> : .ti- thy Wbnrf. used by ne»rly all the sieain«>bii'S.Riiil;< h it particularly applicable for pxsseugerfi, eitlu-r wnitiugior.ur lauding from, »uch vessels. It. all eiifw,sepnrate bedrooms will be provided for >»i:<f;|i'. I'xlgerA. The Proi'iietor also begs <v iutimute that a large stock of tb^ very best Wines, Beer, and Spirits will al\*u>B be kepi on hand. „'.:..- WILLIAM MILLER. \V"elii«Ki on. November 7tli t l>.')o. JUST LANDED, EX - HASTINGS." ' -/L. .CHOICE SELECTION of Boniitts, Hats, , / JL I''«uthers, Flowers, Mi;lenery. «,-c. &o. MRS. H. PILCHER, ' . Willis-street, Rear the Church. .i?«v«nibrttO,lßs9. .. . J