Page 1 Advertisements Column 5

Wellington Independent, Volume XVIII, Issue 1997, 17 December 1863, Page 1

TO STAND THIS SEASON. ! THE Cart Stallion . j " IVANHOE," by England's Hope, out of a Samson mare, will serve a limited number of mares at Pigeon Bush, Featherston Terms, £3 10s for single mares ; paddocks free, but without responsibility for one msnth. . " Ivanhoe" will be at the Rising Sun Stables, Greytown, on Mondays and Tuesdays. Payment to be made on Ist January, 1863, W. L. LUOENA. Sept. 16, 1863. TO COVER THIS SEASON. THE Entire Horse SUFFOLK PUNCH, a dark mottled chesnut, stands 15§ hands, 4 years old, will attend at Mr Fuller's Rising Sun, Greytown, every Friday from Ist September, and remainder of the week at Mr Abbot's Featherston Hotel. Suffolk Punch was got by Nuggett out of a Sampson mare, is good tempered, quiet in harness, aud very free. Terms — £'Z 10s per mare, or with paddock £3, All payments to be made on or before Ist January, 1864. WILLIAM ABBOTT, Featherston, August 5, 1863. " BAVENSDOWNE." THE THOROUGH-BRED HORSE "RAVENSDOWNE" ■will serve a limited number of mares at Afanaia, Wairarapa, during the ensuing season. Thoroughbred mares, at £10 10s ; Country mares, at £4 4s. " Raven sdowne" was imported direct from England in 1861, by J. Johnston, Esq., is a bright bay, S years old, and was got by " Balrownie,'' dam " Nell Gwynne," by " lago," grand-dam " Confusionnie, &c, &c. ALSO, The Entire Cart-Horse "GREAT MOGUL," by " England's Hope," at £3 3s. N.B. — Paddocks free for a limited time, and' all demands to be paid in January, 1864. Manaia, Wairarapa, 21st September, 1863 FIFESHIRE. TO STAND THIS SEASON. THE thorough-bred Entire Horse, FIFESHIRE. Bred by, and now the property of Peter Laing, Esq. Fifeshire is a splendid chestnut horse by Riddle sI worth, out of an imported thorough-bred mare. He stands 15 hands 3 inches high — six years oid— is very powerful, and a sure foal getter, and possesses i a most beautiful temper. Terms.— Three guineas per mare. Fifeshire will stand at the New Zealander Hotel, Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays, and the remainddr of the week at Valentine's Hotel, Hutt. Payments to be made Is January. FOR SALE OR TO LET, With or without a right of purchase. ?00 Acre Farm at Rangitikei, with house of four rooms, kitchen and servant's room. Aboui 100 acres ploughed and laid down in grass. Terms very moderate. Apply to C. W. SCHULTZE. Dec. 29, 1862. OIL! OIL I OILJ ON SALE by the Undersigned, a few casks of superior Humpback Oil. I J. WALDEN, [ Clay Point. JOHN MASON, CHIMNEY SWEEP, NIGHTMAN, AND WELL-SINKER, WINGFIELD PLACE, MOLESWORTH BTBEET, THORNDON PLAT, BEGS to return his sincere thanks to his friends and the public, for the very liberal patronage he has received since he commenced busiueas, and to intimate that he is prepare to execute all orders with which he may be entrusted on the shortest notice, and with strict attention, N B. — All orders left at Mr John Houghton's, Grocer, next to the " Independent" Office, will be 1 punctually attended to. October 14, WANTED TO BUY. A SHEEP RUN, capable of carrying not less than 5000 sheep, in either of the Provinces of Wellington or Kawke's Bay. Apply with particulars at JOHNSTON & CO.'S Sept. 21, 1863. VERMIN DESTROYED! JUST received from England, a case of powders for destroying rats and mice, superior to anything of the kind yet introduced. Apply to J. H. WILLIAMS, Willis-street. TO LET. A STORE in close proximity to the Wharves, capable of holding 500 Tons of Goods. For particulars, apply to WILLIAM HICKSON & CO. Hiokson's Wharf, October IS, 18G3. FOUND STBAYING ON MY LAND— 1 dark red and white steer, (brand illigible 1 dark red and white heifer, bull calf by side, brand illigible. 1 strawberry sided heifer, no brand visible. The owner can have the some by proving right of ownership and paying all expanses, and if not claimed within 31 days they will be Bold. WILLIAM BARNES. Sen. Park Vale, Dec. 12, 1863. PUBLIC NOTICE. DOG NUISANCE ACT. NOTICE is hereby given that the above ..Act comes into operation on the Ist day of January, 1863. Owners of Dogs are required to have the same registered, or they will be subject to a penalty of five pounds, and all dogs found at large without the required Registered Badge, after the above date, will be liable to be destroyed. J. H. MARRIOTT, Begistrar of Dogs, I»Rmbton Quavc Dee, I*, 1803. -.-.---• :