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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XIV, Issue 234, 14 October 1879, Page 3

ANCHOR f\|jjfc^ STEAM LINE OF |[s?paj PACKETS ARK APPOINTED TO LSAV9 FOR WESTPORT, HOKITIKA, AND GREfMOUTH. THE MURRAY, TO-MORROW (Wednesday), the 15th instant, at 9 a m. The; Kennedy, on Friday, the i7th instant. THE CHARLES EDWARD, to follow. FOR WANGANUI. THE WALLACE, JTO-MORROW (Wedmsiay), the 15th inst, at 2 p.m. FOR WELLINGTON DIRECT. THE KENNEDY, TO-DAY (Tuesday), the 14th inßt., at 6 p.m. FOR BLENHEIM. THE LYTTELTON, about FRIDAY, the 17th instant. *187 s. EDWABDB & CO, |fiW*dffi f J yO STAND THIS •B^PWMIiP Thb Clydesdale Colt BAY KNiaHT BAY KNIGHT will Travel in the undermentioned districts—* Leave his Stables. Aniseed Valley, on TUESDAYS (on and after the 7th October) for Bell Giove Inn, calling at the Bridge Inn, and the Forest Inn to d'nner. Leave Bell Grove on WEDNESDAYS for Motnpiko Valley, staying at F. M. Brewerton's at night. Leave for Dovadale on THURSDAYS calling at the Ferry House, Motueka Valley, and Mr J. Griffiths', Stanley Brook. ' Leave Mr Rose's Dovedale for Mr Benke's, Upper Moutere. on FRIDAY, calling at Mr Remnaot's, Ngatimoti. Leave Mr Beuke's on SATURDAYS, for home, calling at Mr J. Mercer's Travellers' Rest, and Mr Brock's, Richmond, if. sufficient inducement offers. At his own Stables on MONDAYS. Terms— £2 j groomage ss, to be paid on first visit. The Pony DOLLAR Will also Travel with the Bay Knight. Fees — £1 5»; groomage sa, to be paid on first visit. All Fees to be paid on or before the Ist of January, 1880. W. L. STRATFORD. 2916—8 Aniseed Valley. J^ * thiaseaeoo, firHp^^T atthe Stables, ™ l^r _ *\ l\ Sprx no Grove, 7 IRK BLACK PRINCE and the Thoroughbred Entire ECONOMY, BLACK PRINCE, bred in Marlborougb, got by the imported horse " Monarch " out ot 'Diamond,' imported from Tasmania. "Monarch " is admitted to have left some of the b?st ttock that has ever been in Marlborough. ECONOMY, by "Dead Shot" out of "Circle," to Stud Book. Tbhms -BLACK PttINCE, £2 ss ; Groomage, 3s. ECONOMY, j£2 2s ; Groomage, 3s. Persons desiring the services of these Horses can have them visit their places. Paddocks can be had for Mares if required. All fees to be paid by the 15th January, 18?0. 3102 JOHN HAGEN. A^^^j^fc| f"PO Travel this sea!JL£%*^nHV« M. son, between Nel£01, Wakapuaka, and j \. wJ"W[ tbo Waimeas— the Fine PATCH. PATCH is by Tom Spkikg, out of a Cedric mare. PATCH is 16* hands high, of great bone and substance, fine constitution, good temper, of a rich dark brown color, and has proved himself a sure foalgette r. ; After the Ist October PATCH will leave ( Nelson on Mondays for Spring Grove, and | Tuesdays to Bell Grove (if sufficient inducement offers), returning to Spring Grove the same night ; Wedresdays Waimea West, Appleby, and to Nelson j Fridays to Waka T puaka ; Thursdays and Saturdays, own Stables, Maitii. Tehms— £2 2a.; Groomage, se. WILLIAM NEWPORT, 2991—26 Maitii

J^^^V TTNION STEAM li^^a^v U SHIP COMmHammßß* PANT'S Steamers ate appointed to leave, booking as follows: FOR PICTON, WELLINGTON, LYTTELTON, and DUNEDIN, booking for Wanganui, Oamara, Timaru— The WELL I N GT ON, s.s., TO-DAY (TUESDAY), 14th October, at 7 j p.m. The WAITAKI, on TUESDAY, the 21st October. TjlOR PICTON and WELLINGTON, bookX? ing for Napier, Giaborne, Tauranga— The WAITAH, s.s , on FRIDAY, 17th October, at 9*30 a.m., taking Sydney passengers and cargo. The TAIAROA, s.s., on THURSDAY, 23rd October. "DIOR TARANAKI and MANUF4.U— The TAIAROA, s.a , on FRIDAY, 17th October, at 10 a.m. The WELLINGTON, s.s.. on FRIDAY, 24th Ootober. FOR SYDNEY (EXHIBITION opened 17th September)The WAKATIPU, 5.8., from Wellington, on SATURDAY, the 18th October. Booked passengers forwarded per 8.8. Waitaki 17th October. The RINGAROOMA. s.s., from Auckland, on FRIDAY, 31st October. Booked passengers forwarded. FOR MELBOURNE, and ADELAIDE, via WELLINGTON, LYTTELTON, DUNEDIN, BLUFF— The ABA W ATA, s.s., from Nelson, on SATURDAY, 18th October. WOOL booked through to LONDON at ONE PiSNNY per lb. Freifrht and Passage Tickets to be obtained at the Company's Office, 1106 Government Wharf gfcj?fr fl Yon Up* Young Conqueror ia by " Royal Conqaeror," out ot Mr Henry Redwood's Mare " Jolly," by England's Hope." " Young Conqueror " is from the best stock ever imported to Nelson. Ho is a first class working horse and a sure foal-getter The marc that will cot prove in foal after him is paat breeding. He will travel as under, weather permitting :— Leave Nelson on Mondays for Allington Farm, calling at Mr Tovey'a, Richmond, and Mr Brock's to dinner ; stop all day on Tuesdays at Allington Farm ; start on Wednesdays through Spring Grove to Waimea West, calling at Palmer's Hotel at noon, and will be at Mercer's Travellers' Rest in the evening * Thursdays for Mr Disher's Stabifs Nelson, calling at Mr Brock's at neon, and at the Turf Hotel, in the eveniog ;" Fridays will be at Mr Dodson's Black Horse Hotel, Wakapuaka, till four o'clock ; and at Mr Disher's Stables all day on Saturdays. TERsta— £2 10a per mare ; Groomage, 55., to be paid on flrtt service. All lees to be paid on or befora Ist January, 1880. All care taken of mares, but no responsibility PATRICK BYRNE, 3101-86 Takaka. TO STAND THIS SEASON, ff|W— *fls g WHE Clydesdale Entire JuVPfffi ROYAL GEORGE He ia a Dark Biy, stands 17 hands high, with good bctae and muscle, fi ne temper, and a sure foal setter. Will be at Ngatimoti and Thorpe on Mondays, Upper and Lower Moutere on Tuesday*, at Riwaka on Thursdays, and at Motueka the remainder of the week. Terms— Sißgle Mare... £3 ss. Two or more Mares as per agreement. Grooming, 4s. All fees to be paid on the Ist of January. For further particulars apply to JOHN LIMMER, Motueka. The weß-knowa Entire Horse YOUNG LINCOLN will stand this season at Nelson, Wakapuaka, Richmond, Wakefleld, and surrounding neighborhoods. Fee, Single Mare, £2 ss. Groomage, Ss. All fees to be paid on Ist January. Further particulars from C. BRUNNING. 2904—26 #W*^» fPO STAND THTs jffZLjHJf at the "Cuown" Stables. Nelson, and on Fridays at Richmond— THE IMPORTED PONY LORD NELSON, 11 J ha,nds high, a perfect model. Fei— £2 ; Groomage, sa. JAMES LUCRE, 91 * Hardy-street

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