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Wellington Independent, Volume XVI, Issue 1689, 7 January 1862, Page 3

'"■ ;! "'.' v" ON- SALE ' - pt P?^>^^^^^ *.* ■'■ •■ -\\ y- i' '^' -'■&'^ :; ' : i"-?^S ;^l^S - 1 13 Horse - Powsr- High' .• -Pre^snisSfS SlMM^^p : Engine wiih'- Boiler^ anivFaSSßi^ ■ ;•, ; . - : ; -. ' ;.complete;> tv ->% \* ';";4,5^1-^vs^fisl 1 1 4 do. Portable Steam VEn"gfcftJ'^B#7|l .1 ■ ,; -■ <. Boiler and Fittings bd^gl^etiig l4^r!o W. &,G. TUllNßUliii^fel^tl Wellington," '••: <" ■"•■-:' !> W*,.-- „7^3y^i*ir^q fith Oct.,- 1 8CJL - ; •-■ ,r ". ■-":;. '■:^l:^J' ;^ '> — •,..:• — - — -••/' .;";:r::.^Y-iy-''f.S| NEW ZEALAND Sl^DVß^dKplfi? yi i fc " proposed to publish.; earijr iw*K]i«Sßp?-^ l\ a STUD BOOK for New? 'Zealand jl.^MMJfel^x possessed of thoroughbred horses, whtu:*BS|>taK*fe liave their stock recorded in the, pages pfiti^iwadfell^ in question, are requested to furnish tliftjm^»i;>;^ signed, ns soon as possible,, with 'the fuireaS^i^iS^ . ticulars they possess of tt/e breeding^ of^SisM-i : J hoisen. - -■ ■_ ,-- ... r ... f•. ■ i ••.:-^-i-^ *" ■' : - ;; f? :* The trrent and increasing Jnic^est^shoi^l^iniiriDpM' the provinces in the ' bveeding^of, iliorotig^&i^i-^---horse stock, renders a work of. the above character' • highly desirable, as, without' itUn a few jeamlaSJßE; ; : pedigrees of many valuable animals Trifr- hrf jjfhinr gether lost, so -that ie : wiji-be impossiblevßfetagp* v, V ftituie time" to cerlify to the blood, of -riieirj'dgsijett^ :■*■ I dunts." From the circumstance thar, un^L, ■;u recently, no Siud Book was ever'nablished^^jv- - J South Wales, to wbicli colony New ZeafaßE4Jifcw^ : V largely indebted forttsr horse stock, it linsfali**^ '. : : \ beeprae difficult to Urace the pedigrees/of r m*nj'qC pur'-Bfl{)posed thorouph-bred horses to tb& ; EngKafe '.. V Stud Hook, the -only recognised authori^ pTr^ - horse's purity of breed. . iViuch, hoWver] '.' triigltm •"-;•" done .by 1 research and inquiry; to clear up aSabfefiat; "- ;: pedigrees :f the. task is. at o^nce undertaken;- bns.tfi* i ■Ipnger the work, is deferred the greater 'difficulty of" ultimate success. , ' ■ /'x-,'/^' r. r ; r : ; ■^ The following is given as specimens oftlitiae'iJjßißE::/ in which Uie^Ediiorof the work wishes informafia»^> to be- furnished him,' or as : neariy so as ■ffrnHoiir -' '"''' stances- will, permit :t-4- ... . .-, = „;.;',. '.; (1). 'REGALIA, bay mare, bred by M^vJeKE^.a^' ' New ' South Waies, and hnpoWid^to 'Neraa%ip^ - r Mr. Hedwood," in 18.^2; got by ''St^'SAme. ' (E.T:B.)i out of Rakish Kit. by Erounotc: -' : " --' ,( E.T.8.), g dam;Spnewife (E.T.B.):;^ *. jV ':v^ 1853, b c litkermahi by Sir HerculeaA v ,7-7 1854, missed to Sir Hercules ' I,- /> i 1855, ;-r^f Emerald;'*? Lamplighter ! r Mlf^V«i^qr- j 1856, :mis8ed 10. Sir Heiciiles s ) Tj. ;ri 1807, b « RqyaUij, by Chevalier,") ■• »-. , ; :; ,f ; 1 I. Q SB, missed. to II Parbiere , ,",rt", „, .; ; 1850, b c Ret/Rum, by Sty.A'ubin J-Mrl-Elimtt^ 1860, missed to Potentat'el : : i- •-^ j .1861, b f t .by Towton-- " ; J■ - 71^ = 3 (2). CASSAND,HA.;;cIiesnnt »mare r 1»n»<l in^bru^ bj^ Mr, E.W. SiAFFOßDi^Qtjby Ptiam onto^: --'; _; Princess, "by Gratis' (E.t.B^da^b*aii«pfe , (E.T.8.), Prilim by ■ Mihi^s(o^l:lii^mkm^ • Crucifix, by. Tros (E.T.B.ffi^&^Kßt^f^: , '■ O'Aloie (E.T.8.), by : Langoritl^^ *^' ''K->ft---18,60. eh f, by IL Barbiere )-«-"*#' •• 1861,- b c, by Towtop.' \ %f E ' W^SWfenE. - (8). GIPSY, black, mare, bred in Nei^^S6«at^ tt ales, imported 10 Nelson in 1845;^ ped^naa^ ' unknown. ' . ■ '* i *.r 1817, eh c Young Bdrber, by IL Barbieii*^^ - ; s :1848, Jbr f Gij>s*;,Queet>, by II Barbiere i ; 5 1849, bk i.ZtteUa, by II Barbiere , v t.I*V lßsoi bk f Zingdra, by II Babiere * "'tfT.; 1851, bk c Zingmee, by Glendon (cat). . i Jf i '' !^ ' '-•■■- Died in 1852, . ; f al (4), TOWTON, bay. Horse, bred its, Eqgluiaftl^ Mr. S. Hawke, got by Melbourne, danjvCra&zelii, by Touchstone, g dam Brocade;, b^-ttei-- : taloon. Melbourne by KumpbreK 'JRBpffttS ' Imported to New Zealand^nla'SSi'--'^ * The iniials, E.T.8.. signify English,; thon»{Q%bred, and, where used, show tfeat the^*se toirkte&_ they apply was bredlin Kngladd,and «ft;b»^Mft: in the English Stud Book. * : ■. ; ; 'f ; . .?" ;: ; i As a\New Zealand Stud Book will be^wodt^ great value to ail breeders' of •'"'--'rrliYmit'Tliiiipiii ' in the .colony, and. will, hereafter, he-. %steadaa&l~ - book of reference/it is hoped tUa.t ,pei sons &ma^: : : thoroughbred stock, or' what are suppose)il i to:Bft«B&: > will.lose no time in fumißhinig the Kdiwrj WidPtS* fullest -infonnatiou they possess; respeotinVid^nb^. Where pedigrees of coloniaNbred hnrnrrr nr/r ffiiTiini tive, they Editor will endeavour, whea practicabfe^ to render them perfect. \ .-.i : The New Zealand Stud Book will be nniftaMtfite, size and., style with tue* English Stud Pniril 1 ; liwlf'" ' *- contain in addition to those of our owa edUUfe^*'-** ' borses, the pedigrees, as far as they oaa. fee ;«»->=" cured, of- all thoroughbred stallions &nd am«Bimportedinto Australia, from which soiarfeitf^w : : tion of our own stock are descended ; andtaxendta^ -?-- reference to the. English Siud Book, wbicbL iff nates: always at hand, as little """"y nrt |pngirwfc%, pedigrees wilL be carried back to well *-'-m- n wri'ani.^ and dams of English horses, so as to^jshowttes. particular strains of blood our horses posses*-: The price ©f the work to Subscribers wi&te -'"n £1 Is., to non-Subscricers, £1 ■'■- 1 Is. 64i .Sdkc scribers are requested, to send in their namaawM*that they.may be printed with the work. ' - : -.•.'•'• ' C. ; ELLi©iTV ''v- :'. v? Secretary of Nelson Tuit Cfidfe^. Nelson^October 21, 1861. APUBL.IC HOUSE TO tSE^ 3 XN A FAST INORKASING NEIGRBOOBk HOOD, for further particulars enfprfcdfe; T: - MB. JOHN MABTO^ :> ] ; Auctidnewfe * Manners SttMtei. .-■ 27th Deoembw,lß«l. • <■-:"■ '-^ '■■'• T H rPE R RY; 11$&& : '-X~H JH. BROMLEY^ respectfully^ intimatertßrHfe • numerous Friends, and the -Publicrgeamd^^ that he has again takemthe above .- In nv^ EBtwiMi^^ ; himself of this opportunity of retarningrtluuiftsflMe past favors, and trusts' tbat he iwilU recewe Ifcafci ,' amount of patronage aad? supporf thaewaafijTwrf^accorded to him. ..■••-.-• •.-- ■:< ._\"T? ' '. The best alea,' wines, and spiritasalway.S'oa.fiMdKL - • Good stabling, well fenced.. pa<ido«fav ftmt corn, &c. """ I Nov. IS, 1861. /TENTLEMEN desirous of ' fiT|[ Inn TWfiian VT- (>Xanguage w jh hear o( O pporta«tafi^ calling at this- Oflloe. -w-*^" 36th November, 1861, ■ •• .^ ,^ --■ CRICKET.''pHE WELLINGTON CRICKET C£B%«Bttt JL meet (weather permitting), everjr WaftnatoßE? and Saturday afternoon, st4j>'cloek r nn ttn Tli aST Ground till further notice. J WILLIAM BB(MftXK3BU « V , -™ 1 Secretary,, m.«t«fck October 1, 1861. *> EXHIBITION OF* 186^. r 1 ■ ■ • • .-■"'"'"' * ''*"» * THE CO\fMiSSIONERS> for this Tl«iiiHßi hereby announoe, that the artieles^^fiiinriHHt^ for exhibition in England, will be nnnn rmr.rii|Mlifi? tion in the room in, the TVirrinnTiil fTmifuJwj^E Offices, appropriated to the Mn«»imte *f ( g^fgjjj~fco*& Zealand Society, o"u 1 uesday^ next^ that from one to five o'clock. J *■ o.^#^^^^^^S . - '...^.^yio^er^oi the onimi ' Bßioi^*44^^^^S