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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume IX, Issue 257, 29 October 1874, Page 3

SADDLERY! SADDLERY,!! PEAT & THORNTON BEG to return thanks to thf ir Customers for pa»t favors, and would in fur m them and the Public Generally tbat they are now baetat Iheir: OLD StTAND. .....AAyzy ; Jdst Received-— A Large Assortment of SADDLERY & HARNESS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, INCLUDING, .. x „ „ -.(■'; Gio Harness, BRA.sand SiLVipajMposTßp. Boggy Harness ditto ditto C_KT Harness, our own Make Lathes' and Gent's Saddles, all sizes Bbkdles and Martingales Whips, Spurs, &c, &c, &c. ; / , „ /., Pbat and Thornton, being Direct Importers from the best English Firms, can guarantee their goods io ba jj of First-class fc_u»]ity;'and intend selliog tbena at the Lowest Remunerative Prices. | Bridge-street, Oct. 3,-r1874;- , r r2585 t SPRING GRO^fe STdiiit J ROSE begs to thank his Customers for « their patronage during the past .6even . years, and having JJISPOSED' of his BjDSI/ JSE-iS to MeßsrsT. Itf HODDER and CO., requests all Accounts Due to be Paid to them, whose receipt will be sufficient, y .---■. All ACCOUNIS UNPAID by Januiryl, 1875, win be placed in tbe .hands of aSplicitor for collection. V ; ' .;; v " v•= T. R, HODDER & CO. having succeeded J. ROSE,, announce to the inhabitHnta of Spring Grove and surrounding Districts that they have a well-assorted STOCK of DRAPERY, CLO»'HI>G, BOOTS ,AND SHOES, MILLINERY, GROGEaiESi CROCKERY, IRONMONGERY, &c. ,T.. R. H. & CO. being; direct,. Importers . will be able to offer every advantage to their ; Customers. . ... v Up-Couritfy Orders well attended in. { ) : ; ] ■ Produce bought, : f or Cash or taken, in Exchange, f ] Yf; : •V : 'A ItJ * T. R. HODDER & CO., MERCHANTS & GENERAL IMPORTERS 2721—6 MTTLE BQATMAN'^i CRE^J QUARTZ MINING COMPANY * (LIMITED.) AN EXTRAORDINARY MEETING of tbe SHAREHOLDERS of the above Company will- be^J_eldiatjl..the.. Riegfljeredi Office, Broadway, Reefton, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th .November, 1574, at Twelve o'clock Noon, ■— Business : To adopt Rules; and elect Directors andfj Auditors. \A\A yl $ \'\ fY SJißfebbldefsapabref; 'to attend are particularly requested to send Proxies. PATRICK BRENNAN, 2729—4 Manager. mO STAND THIS SEASON. WAR EAG LE. ",'..: War Eagle, a dark brown colt" of great power, was got by Golden- Eagle, dam a thoroughbred mare, imported by the late Mr. G. Potter fiom Victoria, in 1866, where she won several three-mile races in first-class company. Golden Eagle by Risk, who was got by Camel out of a skeleton mare. Camei (imported) by Ctimei — dam Miss Skim, by Skim — Striking Beauty, by Sorcerer — Beningi brough— Sir Peter. Skeleton (imported) by Master Robert — dam Sir Walter Raleigh i mare. The stamina of the stock of Risk is wellknown— a quality inherited from that hors 's grandaire Skeleton* who was one of the best horses ever bred in Ireland. When brought out at the Carragh of KUdare, he won five out of the six races for which he started, and was cold by his ireeder^the of Sljgo for £2000., ' l?o_ffij^classj hackneys .no f better blood' 'can 'be^foTfeii, 'and the tunning, ofi. Golden Eagle, at the Marlborough Meeting in 186;), where he defeated Vbltigeur (haltbrother to Malyina) and Harebelftfor the Maiden Plate^-h^wed "als^ the Jossejeion of' conside|aßJie_-;ss§e|. \y % j-* % jr Mondays — Black Horse. Tuesdays — .Turf Hotel,, Whitec Harty r • Travelle^ißest, an*lfeul^'s. "c \ \ Wednesdays — Carter's and Motueka Hotel. Thursdays and ERioAYs—Caliujg at; the/"; above-named places etj^ni^^hionje. fj Saturdays — At their own Stables, Colllng- _ .wood-street. ~<*-^~- a-A M f()x}— y!l/i|^ Terms— £3 a TWare, " and 5s grobmage. ; Allowance mode for two or more mares. .. All j fees to be paid on or before the Ist January? 1C75. « AA.,,. r -y IL^ I i EY - nho 'stand this seasot^'' x— , . The powerful Cart Colt_ three' years r oldj! i YQUN G CONQUEROR, One of the best » Cart Hotses ever foaled in. New Zealand, as his pedigree will testify. " Young Conqueror, by Royal Conqueror (impoited), is out of Mr Henry Redwood's v well-known mare Jolly, by England's Hope (imported); grand-dam by Old Captain (imported) p great grandsdam, .a, "Van Diemen's Laqd marc. „--* ' ji. -.-.,' . - •■•• r. ... „RcfiAL Cqn^lterorj a;.pu>e Olydesdale| : tdokthe flfsr^prize-'a!t Batt«fsea aa a two-*"' year-old, at the United Exhibition of the Royal Agricultural Society of -England, and i the Royal Highland Society, and; wa^ fh&Ji ' 7 fore entitled to be regarded aa the best colt in England and Scotland in his year. He was selected and imported fpr yix HOjtedveoqd by the Hon. W. Robinson. • - '' • f l . Ci 1 ; | England's Hope has left in Nelson some of.,tbe J»ejt,cart stock ever bred here, and his excellency as 4 sire, is urii^t r^lly admitted. ; ? (JUpTA^or- «Old -Captain,!' the B»me hi came to be known by, was a horsa of rare excellence, arid his stock.; $vere .'always eagerly s uglft afer. y ' " >• • --'■-•■. .-■ Jolly, dam of Young Conqueror, took the prize for cart fillies in Nt Ison two years ii ' sucebssion, and i he colt himself [took the first > prize in Marlborough. * - ? - i7 >■ >Ak.AJ yj.\ ! Mondays. —^Black Horse. * :< Tuesdays.— Turf Hotel, White Hart, , '■ Travellers' .Resfy-and Beuke's, .„ ; WJBDNESbAYS.--^ Carter's, 'a» 6 d* TOtttfckk' Hotel. r Thursdays and Fridays, calling ajjtbe; above-named places returning home. Saturdays. — At their own Stables, Col-lingwood-street. Terms. — £>Z fk, Mara .and. groomage ; al owance mfAe'fbr:"tw'b''qr more ma^esi fAl^ : Fees to te paid on. or. before the" ist of v January I^.: | f| f*)v^ J^^l{