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Stud Horses. TO STAND THIS SEASON. THE Thorough-bred Horse FERGUS will stand for this season afc tbo Hutfc, aud adjacent country districts. Fergus is a dark chestnut— stands 16 hands — first class action— plenty of bono and muscle. His dam was got by the celebrated liorse Wanderer of New Soutb Wales ; bo was gofc by Sir Hercules. Sir Hercules, sire of Cossack, Zoe, Wetsail, Phcebe, and numerous other winners, by the imported horse Cap-a pie, out of fchoimportod mare Paraguay ; Cap-a-pie by tho Colonel, dam (sister lo Cnctns) oufc of the Duchess of York, by Waxy. Paraguay (who ran second for fche Oaks, and won the Newmarket, Town Plate and Nursery Stakes) by Sir Hercules out of Paradigm, by Partisan. Sir Hercules by Whalebone, out of Peri, by Wanderer. The Culonel (who ran a dead heat for tbe Derby, and won the Sfc Lcger) by Whisker, dam by'Delpluni, oufc of Tipple Cider by King Fergus ; vide Stud Book. Fergus won the first-class prizes at the Oamaru Pastoral and Agricultural Shows of 1563 and 1864, and in 1566 at Waikouaiti. Fergus will travel as follows, commencing on November 4 : — Lower ITutfc every second Monday Upper Hufcfc „ Tuesday Pakuratahi (Hoddcr's) „ Wednesday Featherston „ Thursday & Friday Greytown „ Saturday Masterton „ Monday Terms :— £s os each mare, to be paid on or before Ist February, IS6B. THOMAS FERENS. October 16, 1867. TO STAND THIS SEASON. THE THOROUGHBRED ENTIRE HORSE SIR WATKIN. Sir Watkin is a dark blown, stands 15 hands 3in high, 6 years old. By Purston oufc of Vesta, (imported by Captain Russell, of New South Wales). Purston got by Flying Dutchman out of Cruiskeen Lawn by Argiria. Her dam Brandy Befc, by Canteen onfc of Bigotini by Thunderbolt, Flying Dutchman by Bay Middelton oufc of Barbello, dam of Van* Tromp. Vesta, by Sir Watkin out of Old Vesta, half sister to Jorrocks by Egremont, oufc of Lady Cordelia. Blood second to none ever imported inlo New Zealand. Will stand afc the owner's stablos, Criterion Hotel, Upper Hutt. Terms £4 4s for single marcs. Good paddooks provided ior mares at 3s per week, without responsibility. All payments to be made on January 1, 1868. JAMES BROWN, Proprietor. •October IS, 1868. Publication. MONTHLY. TnE YOUNG LADIES JOURNAL. AN ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE, Specially adapted to the Ladies as well as tho Public generally. THE YOUNG LADIES' JOURNAL is particularly recommended to tho Ladies at HOME and ABROAD for Its illustrated talcs Its complete stories Its Paris fashion plates Its fashion articles Its colored Berlin patterns Its useful and fancy needlework (illustrtd) Its Court, and gossip Its one thing and another Its pastimes Its home department Its correspondents' pages Its original music Ifcs monster and other fashion supplements Its pull size patterns for cutting oufc every article of dress for Ladies and Children, and Its useful handbooks upon a variety of subjects. London : E. Harrison, Salisbury Square, Fleet; street, and all booksellers and news agents throughout fcho colonies. All (he back parts are kept in print. i ANTHROPOLOGICAL MUSEUM, AND GALLERY OF ILLUSTRATIONS, MELBOURNE, VICTORIA. EIGHT HIGHLY IMPORTANT LECTURES, Neatly bound, As delivered at tho Anthropological Museum, Entitled "THE PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE." Parties unable to attend can have them forwarded posfc free, on receipt; of six twopenny stamps. _ j Address, Secretary Anthropological Museum Gallery of Illustration, 172 Bourke street east, Melbourne. November 8, 1867. TO NEWS-AGENTS, BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS, &c. FREDERICK MAY, British and Colonial News-Agent to Her Majesty and Royal Family, 9, King street, St. James', London, England. Newspapers, periodicals, books, magazines, stationery, kc, supplied on advantageous terms, and forwarded by earliest voails to Now Zealand, and all parts of the World. Terms forwarded, or orders executed, upon receipt of remittance, or reference to a London House. Soiree. GRAND TEMPERANCE BAZAAR AND FANCY FAIR. TIIE Committee of tho Wellington Total Abstinence Society have fche pleasure to announce that a Bazaar for the sale of useful and ornamental articles will be held ON TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, December 10th and llth, 1867. AT THE ODD FELLOWS' HALL. Music will be performed at intervals during both da\ s. Mrs W. Tonks, Cuba street Mrs Whittaker, Molesworth streofc Mrs A. Levy, Taranaki street Mrs Fitchett, Nairn street Mrs Burrett, Manners street Miss Waters, Dixon street Miss Stoddart, Dixon street Miss Austin, at Mr Giesen's, Lambon quay Miss Kate Levey Lambton quay Miss S. S. Chappell, The Terrac Miss Godber, Taranaki street Miss Gordon Cuba street Miss Lawes, Tinakori road Mit-*s Spencer, Wallace street Miss L. Hawkins, Willis street. Miss Bannister, Cuba street Or any Members ofthe Temperance Society.