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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XII, Issue 239, 9 October 1877, Page 3

ART UNION of Watek-color Paintings (Mounted, Framed, find Glazed), by Mr. MUNTZ. The Drawing, upon the plan of the Art Union of London, will take piace at an early date. 40 Tickets issued at One Guinea Eacu. PRIZES: t. Lake Rotorua at Sunset. 2. L;)ke Rotoiti— Sunrise 3. Wangapeka Station— Sherry River 4. "Devil's Thumb"— Wangapeka 5. Bluo Rock (Junction of Sherry and Wangapeka) . 6. Mount Arthur— Sunrise. , On Exhibition afc tha Masonic Hall. Tickets to be obtained of W. M. STANTON. — • TO STAND THIS SEASON. | U^J|r>J I'OUNG (ted horse fmS&m^&m ■"* -N wliW j dam by England's Hope. HE Avill visit tha following places at 10 a.m., leaving at 2 p m : — Mondays— Upper Moutere Hotel Wednesdays— Mr Cederman's, Riwaka Fridays— Mr George Remnant's, Ngatimoti, and will be at his own stables intervening days. Fees, £2 2s. Groomage, ss„ to be paid on flrat service. All Fees to be paid on or before 1 2th January next, 3980 JOHN LIMMER, Motueka. NOTICE. j TO THE INHABITANTS OF WAKAPUAKA. The Thoroughbred Entire Ho'sea TREASON AND LAMPLIGHTER will be at the " Black Horse," WAKAPUAKA, EVERY THURSDAY. J. SMITH, 3659 New-street. ! TO STAND THIS SEASON, The following thoroughbred STALLIONS : TREASON, By Traducer, dam by Riddlesworth, grandam Medora, by the Arab Horse Gleadower. Tbeason is five yea-s old, stanis nearly 16 hands high; a beautiful golden chestnut, with superior bone and action. Tbeason won the Bai'way Stakes at Wanganui as a three-yeir-old, carrying 9at lib. The same year he won the Consolation Stakes, at Nelson, cirrying 2*t. bibs, over weight. As a iour-year-oid he won the Patea Cup! At RangitiKei he won the Ladies' Purse of 2 miles, carrying list. 2!bs.; he also won the Goodwood States, siartiug half-an-hour after winning the Ladie3' Purse. He ran third for the Welliupton Cup, beating the celebrate I horse Teaiplcton and a host of ethers, at the time suffering severely from fever in the feet. N.B.— At the last Canterbury sales, Traducer's stock realised from three to eleven hundred guinias each. His services were charged at the rate of 50 guineas a mare. Tebms~£3 Ps. Groomage, 55., to be paid on first service, LAMPLIGHTER, By Diomedes, dam by Riddlesworth, her dam by St. Gaorge, out of the well-nowa trotting mare March onesp, by Ske eton, her dam by Gltndon, Gleadon by Cap-a-pie, sire ol! Sir Hercules. Lamplighter fs v beautiful bay, standing over 16 hands high, and of immense b)ne and muscular power. Terms- £2 2s- Groomaga fee, 55., to bo paid on first service. 1 Ihe above horsea will travel (weather permit'ing) as follows: — Mondays— Richmond and Wakefield Forest inn. Tuesdays— Through Waimea West to Upper Moufceie Inn. Wednesdays— Parker's Motneka Hotel. TnoiisDATs— Returning to Nelson through Applety and Ricnmund. All Fees to be paid on or before the lO'.h of January, 1878, alter which date 10 per cent, will be charged on all unpuid accounts. J. SMITH, 3825 New-street. TO STAND THIS SEASON. npHE Thoroughbred horee TOWTON. He will etirc from Motueka Valley on MONDAY, fth October, and be at. Stanley Erook at Noon, leaving same evening for Dovedale; stop all night at Mr Rose's, leaving afc Nine next morning for Mr Jami;3in's, Bridge lun, Loavct Moutere, arriving there about mid-day ; from thence to the Alotneka Hotel ; and will visit Riwaka on WEDNESD\Y Mornin/, if sufficient inducement offerp, and the river is crohsable; return same evening to Mr Beuke's Upper Moutere wiiere he will remain all n'ght ; leaving the fo'lowing morning, calling at Mr Brocks, White Hart Hotel, Richmond, at Noon, if i sufficient inducement oflers j from thence to Mr Edwin Fuwlors, Spring Grove, remaining there all night ; leaving there next morning on his return to Motueka Valley, passing through Foxhill about mid-day same day. He Avill continue to travel in the order every week during the remainder of the season. TERMS— £I 10 per mare; Groomage, 3s. 1 he Heavy Cart Horse NUGGET, (Late Young Glaucer) by Glancer, out of Mr Silcock's well-knoAvn Cart Mare Diamond. He Avill start from Motueka Valley on MONDAY, Bth October, and beat Stanley Brook at Noon, leaving same night for Dovedale ; stop aU night at Mr Rose's, leaving at Nine next morning for Mr Jamieson's, Briilge Inn, Lower Moutere, arriving there about mid-day ; from theuce to the Motueka Hotel; and will visit Riwaka on WEDNESDAY Morniug, if sufficient inducement offers, and ihe river is erossable ; return the same evtning to Mr Btuke's, upper Moutere, where he v'ul re.naia all night, leaving tbe following morning, caV ing at Mr Krock'°, W ldle Hait Hotel, Richmond, at Noon.if sufficient inducementoflers; lrom thence toMrEdwinFowler's Spring Gro7e, remaining there all night ; leaving there n-.xfc morning on his return to Motutka Valley, pasnng throngh Foxhill about mid-day tame day. Ha will continue to travel ia this order every week during the remainder of. the season. TERMS —£2 per mare; Groomage, 3s. For tAvo cr mora Mares as per agreement, All Fees to be paid on or before Ist January 1878. \3954 FREDERICK BREWERTON.