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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume IX, Issue 191, 9 December 1874, Page 4

Entire Horses. mo STAND THIS SEASON. WAR EAGLE. War Eagle, a dark brown colt of great power, was got by Jrolden. Eagle, dam a thoroughbred mare, ipported by the late Mr. G. Potter from Yicjftia, in 1866, where she won several threeAile races in first-class company. GolderfEagle by Risk, who was tby Camel outpf a skeleton mare. Camel ported) by CAWl — dam Miss Skim, by m — Striking Beaatjj. by Sorcerer — BeningIgh— Sir Peter. Skeleton (imported) Master Robert— dam) Sir Walter Raleigh mare. I The stamina of the BWck of Risk is wellknown— a quality inherited from that horse's grandsire Skeleton, wjro -was one of the best horses ever bred in fcland. When brought out at the Carragh oflkdare, he won five out of the six races for fmch he started, and was sold by his breeder, the Marquis of Sligo, for £2000. For first-class hackneys no better blood can be found, and the running of Golden Eagle, at the Marlborough Meeting in 1860, where he defeated Voltigeur (halfbrother to Malvina) and Harebell for the Maiden Plate, showed also the possession of considerable speed. / Mondays— Black Horse. Tuesdays — Turf/ Hotel. White Hart, Travellers' E(?st, and Beuke's. Wednesdays -/ Carter's and Motueka Hotel. j THUBSDAirs an Fridays— Calling at the j above-nam d places returning home. Saturdays— A their own Stables, Colling-wood-stree . Terms — £3 a Mare, and 5s groomage. Allowance made Ufv two or more mares. All fees to be paid on or before the Ist January. 1C75. T. HARLEY. mo STAND THIS SEASON, The powerful Cart Colt, three years old, YOUNG CONQUEROR, One of the best Cart Horses ever foaled in New Zealand, as his pedigree will testify. Young Conquebor, by Royal Conqueror (imported), is out of Mr Henry Redwood's well-known mare Jplly, by England's Hope (imported); grandftam by Old Captain (imported); great gA^dam, a Van Diemen's Land mare. Royal CokoKiob, a pure Clydesdale, took the first Ac at Battersea aa a two-year-old, at tb¥ United Exhibition of the Royal AgricuMiral Society of England, and the Royal Higfland Society, and was therefore entitled w be regarded as the best colt in England and Scotland in his year. He was selected and fnported for Mr H. Redwood by the Hon. WJRobinson. England'JHopb has left in Nelson some of the best Art stock ever bred here, and his excellence asm sire is universally admitted Captain, oV«Old Captain," the name he came to be knowlTbjr. was a horse of rare excellence, and hisXstock were always eagerly sought after. Jou.t, dam of Youn ; Conqueror, took the prize for cart fillies in Nelson two years in succession, and the col himself took the first prize in Marlborough. Mondays.— Black ] [orse. Tuesdays.— Turf Hotel, White Hart, Travellers' Rest and Beuke's. Wednesdays. — Carter's, and Motueka Hotel. Thursdays and Fridays, calling at the above-named places returning home. Saturdays.— At their own Stables, Col-lingwood-street. Terms.— £3 a Mare and 5s groomage ; alowance made for two or more mares. All Fees to Le paid on or before the Ist; of January, 1875. T. HARLEY. mO STAND THIS SEASON at J- ROSTREVOR, Bichmohd. The Thot ougblbred Horse S HE R W O O D Own brother to Mistlefoe, by Diomedes, dam May Flower by S^ Giles, out of Woodstock. A bright Bay, 16 fia/ds high, of great eubetance, especially a/apted for getting useful Carriage Horees oriweight-carrying Hacks. t/rms : £2. The wellinown Draught Horse CAPTAIN, By Glancer, dut of a Clyde Champion mare 5 y e * r >oid,g*d tempered,thoroughly staunch and hag pro*d himself a sure foal getter. - I Terms: £2. Paddocks provide for one month free of charge. Cl ARLES CANNING. Rostrevor, Ricnm< id, 10th Oct< ber, 1874. 2608—26 mo STAND THIS SEASON, -»^ Th&fijrongi Draught^forae TOllll^t Youkg Kla&er j(\)\ travel through/ Wakefiisi,£> andlFoxiGn, on MONDAY: arid through Waimel /West and Redwood's. Valley on WEDNESDAY; RiCHMONjfand | Stoke on FBHiAY j and Nblsomob SATUR- ; DAY. y j 7 Fees, i £l>s per Mare; groVMge, 5s per heod wh, tfMares are taken. The remainder must be {.aid on or before Ist February, or lOa per head more will be charged. SYDNEY HIGGINS, 230 Spring Grove. OBD^RS RECEIVED 'by IT. LUCAS & SON for the / NEW ZEALAND WESLEYAN. Edited by the Rev. A. Robertson Fitohktt and published in Cbristchurch, N.Z. Price,— 6/- per Amtum by Post, paid iff Advance.. io BODY FLOOR CLOTH for ROOMS. Splendid New Patterns, from six to Bixtef ii feet wide. » i Also, A large variety of Passage Oil Cloth, &©m 18 In. to 4 ft. 6 in. wide. At H HOUNSELL'J9 No. 1, BxiDOB-wnucsT.