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Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle, Volume XIV, 10 November 1855, Page 4

Entire f&orseg, TO STAND this Season, at Wensley Hill Farm, the well-known Horse IL BARBIERE, Seven Pounds' a Mare and Five Shillings the Groom. All Mares with certified thorough-bred pedigrees, and certain other Mares, at the option of the owner of the Horse, Five Pounds. Il Baebeeeb, out of a mare by Emilius, out of Sal (sister to Sain) by Scud, out of Hyale by Phenomenon, out of Rally by Trumpator. Sal, own sister to Sam, winner of the Derby in 1818. Sire, the wellknown horse Figaro, by Operator, out of Adelaide, by Theorem, out of Manto. Ii Baebiebe is the sire of the two principal winners of last year, Zingara and Rosebud, and is known to be out of a very excellent mare imported by the late H. A. Thompson, Esq. He is a fine dark chesnut, and is calculated to be the sire of either capital racing or hack stock. The Horse will commence to stand on the 20th of September, and will visit the Wakefield Arms every Monday; the 'Star and Garter, Richmond, every Wednesday ; and Nelson, every Friday in each week. Paddocks, and plenty of oaten and other straw, will be provided for mares, and mares aafl foals at a reasonable price. Every care will be ilaken of them, but no responsibility incurred. / Wensley Hill, /W. 0. Catjiiey. September 1, 1855. TO STAND this Season, at Wensley Hill Farm, the well-known Cart Stallion CHAMPION, the property of Fedoe Keixing,- Esq., at Four Pounds a Mare, and Five Shillings the Groom. This Horse has proved himself a sure stock-getter. Paddocks, at 4s. 6d. per week, provided for Mares and Mares and Foals, and corn Jit the market price, given when required. F \y W. 0. Caotebt. Wensley HilL Sept. 17, 1855. TO STAND THIS SEASON, at Hedgespoed, Waimea West, the following Horses : — I. SIR HERCULES, A beautiful dark bay thorough-bred horse, free from white, fifteen hands, two inches, high, with immense muscular power, splendid legs and feet, and without a blemish or imperfection. Sir Hercules is the sire of the renowned Cossack, who is admitted to be the best' horse that ever run on the Australian turf (also .of Flora and Zoe, whose performances on th& Nelson turf are well known), and many other winner* on the Australian turf. Sib Heeotties by the imported horse Cap-a-pie, out of the imported mare Paraguay ; Cap-a-pie by th© Colonel, dam (sister to Cactus) by Sultan, out of the Duchess of York by Waxy. Paraguay (who ran second for the Oaks, and won the Newmarket Town Plate and Nursery Stakes) by Sir Hercules, out of Paradigm by Partisan. Sir Hercules by Whalebone, out of Peri by Wanderer. The Colonel (who ran a dead heat for the Derby, and won the St. Leger) by Whisker, dam by Delphini, out of Tipple Cider by King Fergus ; vide Stud Book. Terms. — Thoroughbred mares, the price to be arranged with the owner; half-bred mares, d67> groomage included. ATHELSTANB, A splendid Cart Stallion, rising seven years old, with fine action and temper ; is the sire of some of themost promising cart stock in the province. Terms. — £3 a mare, and ss. the Groom; guarantees £4-, and ss. the Groom. m. FRANTIC, A promising thoroughbred Colt, rising three years old, by Sir Hercules, out of Florence, by Gil Bias out of Flora M'lvor, dam of Cossack, Flora, &c. Gil Bias by Muley, out of Bequest : vide Stud Book, vol. iv., p. 38. Terms.— £s a mare, and ss. the Groom. This horse will be limited to fifteen mares ; early application is therefore necessary. Sib Hebcuies and Athelstane will be attheStaV ' and Garter, Richmond, every Friday ; in Nelson, every Saturday j and at the Wakefield Arms, Waimea South, every Tuesday. Fbantio will be at Richmond and Nelson for a few weeks, and the remainder of the season at Hedgesford, Waimea West. Mares will be attended to as usual. , Groomage fees to be paid at the time mares are Bent, and all covering fees to be paid on or before the Ist of January. / H. REpvrooD, Junior. Hedgesford, Waimea West, / September 24. ~^~S 0 STAND THIS SEASON, at GROVE FARM, the following HORSES :— i. That superior cart horse, YOUNG LINCOLN, Terms — Five Guineas a mare, and Five Shillings the groom. 11. The excellent cart horse, CRIFFLE. Terms — Four Guineas a mare, and Five Shillings the groom. in. The thoroughbred horse, LAMPLIGHTER. Terms— Three Guineas a mare, and Five Shillings the groom. The two cart horses will be at the Star & Garter, Richmond, every Wednesday, and at the Commercial Hotel, Trafalgar-street, Nelson, every Saturday.. Young Lincoln will attend at the Wakefield Arms. Lowej Wakefield, every Monday during the season. A good paddock at Grove Farm, where mares will be received, and every attention givejaf them, at Three Shillings a week. / All fees must be paid on or before January 1, 1856» /WiixiAM Jones. Grove Farm, August 17. «^/ CTSTAND this SEASON, at Upcot, Fairfield Downs, the thorough-bred horse . \ AUGiEAN, by Sir Heresies out of Pretence, by Gil Bias out of Penelope. \^ Augean is tKremarkably fine chestnut colt, rising three years old,\vith immense power and capital . action, and is calculated to get a class of hackneys which shall unite strength and activity, at present 80 difficult to obtain. \. The horse will be Buffered to run with the mares until the Ist of February nei\in ft grassed and remote part of the run, and Sm number of mares allowed him will be limited to twehsv-five. Teems. — Five Guineas each Maiv^payable on the Ist of January next. A Nelson, Sept. 5. > C. Ehjott. TO STAND this SEASON, at Flaxbourne, at £4 4 0 each Mare, the two thorough-bred Horses, ST. GEORGE and VACCINATION, the property of William Habbis Habbis. St. Geoege's pedigree is well known. Vaccination is by Dr. Jenner, out oiiiacy, by Emigrant ; Lucy's dam by Satellite. / N. B.— Vaccination will not be at the/tation until the end of November. \ / TO SUBSCRIBERS AND ADVERTISERS. The subscription to the Examiner is 10». quarterly, and the price of single numbers sixpence. Advertisements intended for the Wednesday's issue of the Examiner must be sent to our office before 3 o'clock on Tuesday, and those intended for Satub. day's paper must be sent before 3 o'clook on Friday ; otherwise a double charge will be made. NOTICE. The great increase in our expenses consequent upon the enlargement of our paper, makes it necessary that we should call upon our subscribers and advertisers to settle their accounts promptly. For the future, all accounts will be sent in quarterly, wheYi an immediate settlement will be required; and all advertisements from parties with whom we have no accounts must be accompanied by payment, otherwise they will not be inserted.