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Wellington Independent, Volume XVI, Issue 1692, 10 December 1861, Page 3

: on sale, .■<■• '-. '.-■;■:' t:---1 12 Horse Ppw«r High- Pressure Steiia^ ; Engine with Boiler and Fitting* / complete ■ , ' ' >." , 114 do. Portable Steam Engine with Boiler and Fittings complete , ''k- . W. & G. TURNBULL & Co. . Wellington, , , . . sth Oct., 1861. NEW ZEALAND STUD BOOK. \ ■ > •■,.-■, ' AS it is" proposed to publish, early Beit year*. » a STUD BOOK for New Zealand,, peraona ■'-:". possessed of thoroughbred horses, who wish jp ' have their stock recorded in tbe pages of the work-' ' ! in question, are requested to furnish* the under;' '. signed, as soon as possible, with the fullest par* , .- . ticulars they possess of tbe breeding of -their' -; hoises. ...-■". ',',' v Tbe great aud. increasing interest shown in all the provinces in the breeding of thorough'-bifecJ' " , horse stock, .renders a work of the abovo''characfer; ? ■ highly desirable, as,.,without it, in a few years fc pedigrees ofi many; valuable animals irinVbei alto*,, 1 . • gether lost," so that- it will be. impossible at any* , future time to certify to the blood of their, descendants. From the circumstance that, until quite 1 '* recently, no Stud Book wa's ever published in iNew; l^' South Wales j to which colony New Zealand; is sa ;! . largely indebted for its horse .stock, . it has already, „ become difiScuit to [trace the pedigrees, of maiiy \ot our suppose!! thorough-bred hortos to We/'Englwtf | J ' Stud Book, the only recognised aiithorify 6f?;i r horse's pmity of breed. Much, howeverj may:bp } '-', done -by research and inquhry to cle.ar ; np,d,onbtfnl v •.. pedigrees if the task is at once, undertaken, but the longer the work is deferred the greater will be (he ' difficulty of ultimate success. : • ■.''' ° Thefollowing is given as specimens' of the fo'hnr -:• in which the Editor of the work wishes information,,. : . to be furnished him, or as nearly so as ciroum* stances will permit :~ ''.-'. ■ ■ ; r r (1). REGALIA, bay mare, bred by Mr. "lcEiT^of '- ; New South Wales, and imported to Nelson: byi , Mr. Berwood, in 1852;, got by St. John >. (E.T.8.), out of Eakish Kit,; by Emigrant., (E.T.8.), g dam Spnewife (E.T.8,) "7 1853, be Inkcrman, bjcSir Hercules) • ' v 1854, missed to Sir Hercules ;'[»* n*i ' 1855, r f Emerald, by Lamplighter f Mr * v « utI «y . ; 1856, missed lo Sir Heroules , j , : .. ; ; 1807; b o Royalty, by Chev^ier-j . ! , 1858, missed to II Barbiere : . >; 1859, b c Regnumi by St. Aubin -Mr. Elliotti- f • 1860, missed to Potentate ; . . . ■ ■.:■•■■'*(; 1861, bf w by Towton J ... t . .■.,"..,,:.'} (2). CASSANDRA, chesnut. mare, bred in Nels.ojv '■} , by Mr. E. W. STAagpoBD, got by PriaW dutof' 1 ". Princess, by Gratis (E.T.B;)j dam 'byStrife* l^'' (E.T.B.)^ Priam by .Ether (E.T.B;V,;onto|l . Crucifix, by Tros (E.T.8.), ?g dam Kathleen ;•...- O'More (E.T.8.), by Langar. , .>' s, 1860, eh f, by II Barbiere A ' „. ' "q , Jr-V 1861, be, by Towton JMnE< W « Stafford.^ ;.. , (3). GIPSY, blaok : mare, bred in New Soiii."" Wales, imported ro Nelson iv 1845; pedigrcfi'iji I*'1 *' unknown, ■„ ><■ ■.> ■■ \ ':.■■'■ V : '?,'-. 1847, eh c Young Barber, by II Barbiere") -^» (cut) , ■ - .-. -a.7v".. 1848, br f Gipsy Queen, by II Barbiere S' ' ' ' lß49,Tbkf Barbiere. ' ,y H ••■* 1850, bk i ; Zingara, by II Babiere ' ; iS r " 1851, bk o Zingaree, by Glendon (cut) j*= ,-h~i Died,inlßs2, (4), TOWTON, bay Horse, bred, in England by .""■ Mr. S. Hawkb, got. by' Melbourne; dam f Cfifc iU ' ' s^elli, by Tonchstdnei ( g dam Br«cadej by ; Pan. :t '' ' taloon. ' Melbourne by Humphrey Clinker. . : imported to New Zealand in 185,8. . ? -;{i : -- t . The intials, E.T.8., signify English thorough^ l", bred, and, where used, show that' the horse to which, v ' they apply r was bred i& England, and may be found' - in the English Siud Book: : - ' r r '■ !,(•■,* tn As a New Zealaud Stud Book will be a work of;;; : great value to all breeders of thoroughbred horses" ? in the colony, and will, hereafter, be a standard \ book of reference, it is hoped ' that pc/sons having f 1 l thoroughbred stook, or what are' supposed to be s"oi?- ! " will lose no time- in furnishing the Editor.' with the, - fullest information they possess respecting them.' , Where pedigrees of colonial-bred horses are defecr. tire, the Editor will endeavour, when practicable/ v to render them perfect. ; , ;• . ; :> v.': The New Zealand Stud Book will be uniform in vv ■; size and style, with the English Stud Book, and ,-.■ contain in addition to those of our own colonial .\ \ ' horses, the pedigrees^as far as they ban Wpror ; '' !> cured, of all thoroughbred stallions and mares i ! imported into Australia, from which so lare;R"por."v:\. ' tion of our own stock are descended; and to render: ; reference to the English Stud Book, which is not 77-7 always at hand, as little neoessary as possibVe,'" ' pedigrees will be carried back to well-known sires 1 -" and dams of English horses, so as to show the '- particular strains of blood ouv horses pos&ess; '. ■.--' The prioe »f the work to Subscribers will bo '{"■ £1 Is., to non-Subsoricers, £l lls. 6d. Subscribers are requested to send in their names, «o that they may be printed with the work. C. ELLIOTT^ '■" Secretary of Nelson Turf . Club.- .-•■ Nelson, October 21, 180?.. : . •• • '" •' • . " ' ■■ ■" , « » ■ N O TI C E. ''r'HE Board of Wardens beg to inform theßat«X . Payers of the Horokiwi tfoad Distant ihki ' "■ an annual meeting will be holdan on Friday,' she ' ', 41 27th December, at ft o'clock in the afternoon, at <' ■' the House on Section No. 19> for the purpose of voting a rate for the construction of tlieißoaaV MB. RALF.7 Chairman to Board of Warden's. ' Hutt, 25th Nov., 1861. ..... .. \' ' " " OIL! OIL!! OIL! 11 ON SALE by the Undersigned, a few cask's of ; . superior Humpback Oil, • ' ! :*. J. WALDEN, '. < ? ClnyPouit, .'it-'---15th August, 1861. • ' : '-...,>• \h.«-.- . . THE .F-E^-J^T flN^V'"-.-^ 1 ' ■ . POIHIRUA.' / 1 77 : ■•'"."'•■ / ' l .?: ? ( f ' fJII J. H, BROMLEY respectfullyintim'afc^^^^;: » numerous Friends, arid' the Public generally 5 , s<l ' that he has again taken the above Ihftw •' He avails «*> ! - himself of this opportunity of returning thanks for -" : past favors, and trusts* that he will receive that; n amount of patronage and support that was formerly. •'*: ■;, accorded to him. ■••■■■;.< •■■. •■:'•!• ?,\.'!oi!>'"i . The best ales, wines, and spirits alwaya. on handi > :>. . Good .stabling, well fenced paddocks, hay/ corn, &c. . -.-• / Nov. 12,1861. . . • \ ..„';;., ">V;7, /~^\ EN.TLEMEN desirous of learning theNafife ,' VT , language will hear of an oppqrtunily'by. ./ calling at this Office. ' , 26th November, 1861, ' ' , ' ' cricket. ;;.,:..:..; U^'S rpHE WELLINGTON CBICKET CLUB^ai^" 1 X meet (weather permitting), ; every .-; We'dnesdi^'"'^ f and Saturday afternoon, at 4 o'olook, on the Paradi &l i Ground till further notice. . - : !':?«u-,i nv.ru WILLIAM BBOMLEYi : n^<t's.i Seor«tary, Wi C. C: October 1,1801. „ .., , ; ,j ■ »' . . ~L : •--; --J-: -■ '■ : '-' ! : .:fy.<.'-x::^>i-h zi ■ v -FOR ; I3ALE,?^f vii "f V& >'j ABOUT 400 HeXd'OF MlXW^T'fl^ nd to be delivered in Wan^aiik' W Apply to ' ,x ..;'•'•■:.":• JOHNSTON *G(h •Oth August, 1861. . ; :>;:,