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Lyttelton Times, Volume III, Issue 152, 3 December 1853, Page 11

ON SALE, A COTTAGER'S STOVE. 2 Register Stoves. . * An excellent Pump, with Gutta Percha piping. A Taipauline 18 by 12. Geo. H. Thibe. ON SALE, "Y"ELLOW SWEDE TURNIP SEED. -■- Yellow Aberdeen Turnip do. Oats and Barley, W. Wilson, CliTistchuTch. TO BE SOLD, PTIHE Fine, Thorough-bred Entire Horse, GLENDON, expected to arrive early in October. Glendon was bred by H. Scott, Esq., of Glendon, N. S. W., and foaled Sep.,2Bth, 1845, was got by " Cap a pie," out of " Gviselda," by " Dover;" grandam, "Gertrude" by " Trumpet," her dam "Gidley." " Cap-a-pie" (imported) by the " Colonel" out of" Sister to Cactus." See Stud-Book, vol. iv. p. 450. . " Dover," (imported) by " Patron," out of " Maid of Kent." See Stud-Book, vol. iv. p. 258. " Trumpet," (imported) own brother to " Bugle," by " Tiresias" out of a Reubens mare. Glendon is perfectly sound, having done no' work, and is, in every respect, calculated for this district: being a most powerful horse.in a small compass. He is allowed to be one of the best horses imported to New Zealand. J. S. Caverhill. To stand this Season at the Cheviot Hills. "T^ARMER'S FAVOURITE, a pure -*- Clydesdale horse, imported from V.D.L., in 1851, is a bright bay, black points, 16 hands high, rising five years old, and for shape; bone, beauty and action, he is considered the pride of the island. Farmer's Favourite gained the prize at Launceston as the best yearling colt. Terms £4. 4s. To Stand this Season, At Ham Farm, HP HE thorough-bred Horse, Shamkock, He is a bright bay, stands sixteen hands, strong boned, very good tempered, and 7 yrs. old. His sire, Mr. Rouse's (of Guntawarry) English blood horse, '• St. John. His dam a thorough-bred Camerton mare. Shamrock won the prize at the Agricultural Society's show as the " best colonial blood stallion." Terms, £o os., and ss. the Groom. CANTERBURY. A PURE Clydesdale Horse, imported by J. C. Watts Russell, in 1850. He i* * dark Brown, stands sixteen hands and half an •nch, with good bone and excellent temper. Rising 7 yrs. old. His sire,"Young Scotsman," gained several prizes in the County Ayr. Hi» grandsire, the" Scotsman," the property of Wm. Kirkwood, of Grimesal, Dunlope, gained the two first prizes in the Highland Agricultural Show. Terms, £4 45., and ss. the Groom. SPEED THE PLOUGH. ASTRONG-boned, poAverful Bay horse, stands sixteen two. Rising five years old- His sire, "Young Prince,"a pure Suffolk, imported by J. W. Gleadow, Esq., to V;.n DiemeiVs Land. His dam, a Government mare by the celebrated imported horse, " Sampson." Terms, £4. 45., and ss. the Groom. N.B. No mares taken after the Ist January, when the money will be collected. The Grooms fee to be paid to himself at the time. One of the Horses will be at the Stables of the Royal Hotel every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, between the hours of two and three o'clock, for the purpose of trying: mares. "DUKE.' A WELL-BRED, good-tempered, close, active, Clydesdate, of great bone ami power, a dark bay with black points, 5 yt-ars old, will cover this season, at Mr. Fisher's farm, on the Heathcote. , Terms £'2. 2s. for each mare, «nd ss. the groom.