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Lyttelton Times, Volume VI, Issue 345, 20 February 1856, Page 4

ST. GEORGE. IVTOW STANDING, nt the Royal Hotel, -L^ Christchurcli. at £5 ss. a mare. St. George is a beautiful rich hay horse, with immense hone and substance. St. George, by the imported horse St. George, (fur whom a thousand guineas were paid in England to the Duke of Cleveland) out of Emma by Old Whisker. Her dam 'a thoroughbred Toss mare, bred by Messrs. Scott, of Glendon. For the pedigrees of St. George, Whisker and Toss, see Stud-book. Whisker sire of Old Jorrocks. "WANDERER." TOE ARAB HORSE " WANDERER," will Stand every Saturday during the season, commencing from the First Saturday in October, at the ltoval Hotel Livery Stables, and during the remainder of each week at the Stables, at Cashmere. Terms, £7, and ss. to the Groom. For further particulars apply to Mr. I. luvise, Cashmere. Standing this Season, At Ham Farm. npHE well-known Entire horse Canterbury. -A- The season will terminate the first week in January, after which date no mares will be taken. The groom will be in attendance every day from 12 to 4 o'clock. In consequence of the owner's return to England, the mares must be paid for at the time of covering. Terms £4 4s. and ss. the groom. N.B. " Canterbury*' will be for sale at the end of the season. TolStand this Season, nRHE Thorough-bred Horse " Leading -*- Article," by " Sik Charles," out of " Br.CJiETTE." " Leading Article" is a beautiful dark brown horse, free from white, rising 7 years old, with an excellent constitution. " Leading Article" will stand at the Royal Hotel stables, Christchurcli, on Wednesdays and Saturday's, commencing the first week in October. Terms, £o each mare, and ss. the groom {to be paid in advance) ; the fees to be paid the first week in January. Parties desirous of bringing mares to "Leading Artic'e," are requested u> enter their names in a book kept for that purpose at the Eovu1 Hotel. W. C. Fekdall. To Stand this Season. At Linwood Farm, River Avon. rJ^HE fine young thorough-bred Horse, JOE MILLER, by Jersey out of Miss Miller (own brother to Phcenix), half brother to Bay Middleton, (winner of the Derby,) by Buzzard out of Cobweb, (winner of the Oaks), by Phantom out of Filagree, by Soothsayer' Webby Waxy, &c [ Vide Slud-JJoo/c.'] ' Miss Miller, by Wanderer out of an Arab mare, imported into V. D. L. by Captain Stewart, of that colony. Wa.vdeuer (bred by Lord Egremont) by Trump out of a BlacklocV mare ; her dam Gamertou's Dam by Precipitate &c., [Vide Sluftßool!.'} Joe Miller is a rich dark chestnut now rising six years old, is perfectly quiet, free from vice, stands 10 hands high. Terms, £5 each mare, and s<*. groomage tr, be paid in- advance ; the fees to be paid the first week in February. tigg* Accominodati'tn provided for mares brought frjin- a distance. For further panica-. lars apply to Mr. Packard, Lyttelton, and to Mr. Sihon Mace, Linwood Farm. O HORSES, Dray „nd Harness 1 Ladies' Hack (well known) with side saddle and bridle. 1 yearling cart colt. The whole to be sold a bargain, 'the owner being about to leave the settlement Apply to Govij) & Miles*