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Wellington Independent, Volume XVI, Issue 1698, 31 December 1861, Page 3

1 12 Horse ' Power AHigh A'.PreSß^-;.;>|teftmi^p . Engine with.;Boiier .and; fittipg^"^ complete. *A..-,.A ; , ' ; A^-:''AA^"A'AAAj§ 1.14 do. Portable . Steam Engino AwiA^^ Boiler and Fittings complete;- VAjA^j ' _ W. 8c G. TURNBULL %fVoJJf^^ Wellington, A V ' a-A*' i-'y-^fJifM sth Oct., 1861. " \f;J^fff.-Jff } JJff§ ■' NEW ZEALAND! STUDvBQQ)|a;|^ AS it is proposed to publishAeari^.nekt;ybar,;sj^|| a STUD BOOK. for New Zealand,; p.ersOn^gAA] possessed of thoroughbred horses,VwhoV wish tOV^V*| have their stock recorded in the pages ofvthe'work^AV& in queation, are requested to furnishAtheVunde^A ;*| signed, as soon as possible, .with the -'fnlleß.^jW«;>^ji ticulars tliey possess -of the ■breeding;: of;.-ffiefr ;;^;||| hbises. . • : ,- , ■ - '•,- ■,. ....p; -*v ; A''A.'.A^? The ffreat and increasing interest shownin ftll>;A.J the provinces in the, breeding of thorough-bred AA! horse stock, renders a work o^the abovf pharabteir VAA'i highly desirable, as, without it; in a few yoars; theA ; -,A| pedigrees of many valuable animals will 1 be alto- -- -y .A gether lost, so tbat it will be impossible at^yVAA future time to certify to the blood of'-their^deisbe^i-;)^ dants. From: the circumstance . that'- until recently, no Stud Book was ever pnblishedviaANewA -; ffy South -Wales, to wbich colony New A' lg largely indebted for its horse stock, it^lias alrtady^;;AK' become difficultto trace thb pedigrees ofpmany^VofAvA our supposed thoroughbred/ ■***9 r ß e .S'tb,the^E*fl^isk ;§■ ■%§ Stud Book,.. the "only recognised author i^.^^^ AA?| horse's purity of breed.'. Aiuchi •■ ho"#iver_ -'.'fi-ly^e!^^;;! done by research and inquiry to • clear up. i'dbn btrhlvA '% pedigrees if the task is. at once undertaken, but the VA Al longer the work is dafferred the rgTeater: -^l^the V-AV-difficulty of ultimate success, '-'k v 'AlAi' AA,f|f The following .is given as specimens of theform ;A Ai. in which the Editor of the work wishes infbrinatibnA ' A to be furnished him, or as nearlyso as cirbum- ' Aj stances will permit: — • . Ai, „, ■■: ' ■; yyyfy (1). REGALIA, bay mare,-_red by Mr. Icbi-y, otf-Jify New South Wales, and imported to Nelson I)yAA Mr. Ebbwood, in 1852; got by Bt.iJobtt aA: (E.T.8.), out of RakishAKit, by Emigj-aiit A (E.T.8.-), g dam Spaewife (E.T.8.); , i 1853, b o Inkerman, by Sir: Hercules V A -\i (A; 1654,- missed to Sir Hercules ' -m' 1 n' *i - •' 1855, r f Emerald, by Lamplighter *^ r * Vf uUe y p 1856, missed to Sir Hercules •-. '-: -:)^. >V v „V 185,7, bo Royalty, hy Chevalier "\ -> ;A A 1858, missed to II Barbiere '•'-•* yi ."A 1859, b o Begnum, by. St. Aubih J -Mr. Elliott. - A 1860, missed to Potentate : A 1861,' b-'t by Towton J ■ A .-.AAA--.. .: A (2). CASSANDRA, chesnut mare,* bred in Nelson -:- A by Mr. E. W. Stafford, got by Priam dvi of V j Princess, by Gratis (E.T.8.), dam by Stride AA (E.T.8.), Priam by iEther (E;T.B.)i'ont of .Af Crucifix, by Tros (E.T.8.), g dam Kaithleeh -7-M OMore (E.T.8.). by liangar. - ' AA v A 186 a eh f, by II Barbiere ) A, w _:_ _." •;• -^ 1861, be, by Towton ] Mr - ?• ;AA (3). GIPSY, blaok mare, bred in- New- South f'f'H Wales, imported to Neisoh, in 1 1845; pedigree ; ;A--unknown. • '-.'"''' lf ' f f"-'f '-."'•.. .; 1847, eh c Young Barber, bj II Barbiere^ _? >^ '(cut) ... y : A^ 1848, br f Gipsy Qaeen, by-II Barbiere "'. [ "ay AT--1849, bk {Zitella, by II Barbiere A. A- ;- !V Ah ;: A :-A 1850, bkf Zttyrara, hy. ll Babiere'? A;' J-\- : C r i'yfiJ 1851, bk o Zingaree, by GJendoh (but) Aj - :' • .*' Died inIBS2,AA AAvA;< (4), TOWTON, bay Horse, bredin; EnglW^byV A Mr. S. Hawke, got by .Melbouraei^dani iPim-^ - ; ifs zelli, by Tonchstone, g dam Brboadfei by \?m- A ;S taloon. Melbourne by Humpb^yAClinltbi^ AA^ Imported to New Zealand in 1858. AA VV The intials, E.'^.B^ signup ;EngK _h thorough; "•• fyj bred, and, where usedi bhow that "the bioi-se' to Which VA;i they apply was bred in England, and may befbiindA :.fif in the English Stud Book, \ ; ,', V.V. f :-A-AAv ; As a New Zealand^ : Stv|!d *Bo6k -willljera *^oA of ' AiA great value ip- all breeders of thbrbogjibred Ihbrses J-}& in the colony, and will, hereafter," be. »i»*^idar^* ffijl book of reference, it aSjhoped that p'ersbns.havihgv;A;. VA, thoroughbred stock, or ; what areVsujppbsed-'tp^bb: sp, : ff : . % will lose no time in furnishing the Editor with the A ; ; fullest information, they possess i respectiqgA them.^ "'fyfj Where pedigrees of colonial-bred horses are^defeb- ; •'. A tive, the Editor will endeavour, when praotioable^ A to render them perfeot. . A'AJ' -V AA The New Zealand Stud Book wUI be-^ifwm lav A size and style with tbe English Stud- B"bW, and. , : contain in addition, to those of our. owntcolohial \ horses, the pedigrees, as far' as the^r can bje Vprbr "'"..'- cured, of all thoroughbred, stallions and Vmares- A. imported into Australia, from which solare'apbr- Jff tion of A)tir-oTOn^stock are descendi'd; and to render ; A reference to the EngTlsb-Stiid Book,^wbichVis not ?> always at hand, as little necfeßsary as! possible,: ','AY; pedigrees will be carried back to well-known sires and dams of English horses, so as to show the particular strains of blood ohr horses, posiess. ' The price of the work to Subscribers will be A V £1 Is., to non-Subscricers, £1 llsA6d. Subscribers are requested to send . in their names, so that they may be printed with the work. A*: C.ELLIOTT, , AA Seoretary of Neisoh Turf Club. - -A--": Nelson, October 21, 1861. * A f ' ' A PUBLIC HOUSE TO I^ET, ;?^ XN A FAST INCREASING NEIGHBOUBg':- A; HOOD. For further particulars enquire;' of 7ffjf : MR. JOHN MARTIN, ;v^;a?l Auctioneer, .- ; A Manaei s Street, A; A 27th December, 1861. -'■■iy7fP OIL ! •'• OIL !!: v OIL ! 1 l^J-'!^^ ON SALE by the Uudersigned, a feiw basks 'otfyTjfi superior Humpback Oil. _ ;* AaA^M '*„'";■ J. waldeNjvAaaiAji . ..-'A - A Olay- Point* : r if~^i 15th August, 1861. "... f,yf"if~\Jiif'iJJ:yJai i THE. PERIIYIrNK,''-.'ilii PORIRUA;- ■ *• A; ■."•".-'' -', ;^v' A;'#J JH. BROMLEY respectfully intimates, to h^SAA • numerous Friends, and the Publio ~gene,rail-jr,A::A^ that he has again taken the above IhnV : lib^ a^mliivAA?! himself of this opportunity of returning A *£| past favors, and trusts that he will receive-^atiA||| amount of patronage and support that was fbhheirly>:^t|€l accorded to him. . ;"'' A AJvii^^ The best ales, wines, and spirits always on han&AfijP Good stabling, well fenced paddobksi- haypf§l corn, &o. ■.•■:•■■.■--■ y-i .. „y ■■: ;., gM Nov. 19, 1861. ' ;• . •'* *. .-/iJffw -JfJ^ GENTLEMEN desirous of learning the NafiTO^-^ Language will hear' of ah^bppbrtuioil^op-^l^ calling at this Office. V : : ; '"--."A'/^V; .: '■"AA,AtBS| 26th November, 1861, ' .-*-" ?.; fy? ''AAA AaA^ ; , . QRlCK_VTA^|S|pl|ffi^ r-pHE' WELLINGTOI?VCRi(SI^T|(^Bg^ JL meet (weather permitting), yy«)f|^ t S!^jß|d«g^^^ and Saturday* afternpohy at4b'bloo^ Ground till faitherymtic^yy'yfy^^fyM^i^l-^^^ • ■ ■-'."''■v^^tmW^Wmm . 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