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Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle, Volume XIV, Issue 69, 24 November 1855, Page 4

iHtgccUancotts. EOR SALE, a splendid brad DURHAM COW, just at calving. / For particulars, apply to J. M?Abt>*ey, Washing-ton-valley. \y ON SALE, by the undersigned, a few Tons of excellent SWEDES. ' Z. Sblxss. Wakapuaka-road, August 17. \J DANCING. MR. P. M'FARLANE respectfully intimates that he will OBEN CLASSES for tho above-mentioned accompliskment, in Mr. Palmeb's Large Room, Waimea W/est, on FRIDAY NEXT, 16th instant, at 7, p.m. j/and likewise at Richmond, on MONDAY, the *Mlkh. Nelson, Nov. 9. mHE Undersigned, being aJrtSut to CLOSE X HIS PRESENT BUSINESS, requests that all Debts duo to him may bo immediately settled, either in cash or by acceptance ; aim all Claims upon him are requested to bo sent in firfr liquidation. \J George Ridings. Nelson, 20th Nov., 1855. CONCERT AT MOTUEKA. THE NELSON AMATEUR MUSICAL SOCIETY will give anJEvening Concert at Motueka, on MONDAY NEXT, tho 26th instant (weather permitting). / Admission by Ticket, Sa^ each, and of which a limited number only\cair bo issued, may be had at Motueka, on application at tho Motueka Hotei, and in Nelson, of Mr. Stanton. 13ICHM0ND.— A MEETING of MEMIX BERS of the CHURCH of ENGLAND will be held (D.V.) in tho the temporary Church, on MONDAY evening, the 26th of November, at Six o'clock, to consider the proposed^ plan of Parochial Organization, and, if adopted, toyflect Churchwardens, and for such other business « may be then proposed. -> s / / Residents in tho neighpousmg villages aro requested to attend. /BATTLE taken on FOURTHS, by parties V^ of experience and respectabiltv, on a Run south of the Canterbury block. / For further particulars apply to J. Longden, Can terbury. -\/ EOR SALE, the Entire Pony TAIPO; well broken in to HarncsX* This Horse is well known for his pei'formances onf the Nelson Turf. I Stoke, Sept. 29. v/ Q, Holland. EOR SALE, to be delivered on the Ist January, 1856, 61 EWES, and 34 LAMBS, y^ ' now in tho charge of Mr. S. E. GAPPEE/of Waimea East. Tho Ewes were imported in M^ry, 1854, in the " Titan," from Newcastle. / Tho agreement with Mr. Gappe» expires on the Ist January next, when tho Shee^will be ready for delivery to the Purchaser. f Appljsie Cubtis, Bbothebs. Nelson, Ist October, 1855. CIRCULATING LIBRARY. A LEXANDER AITKEN wishes to intiXJL . mate that his Circulating Library IS AGAIN OPEN for the benefit of the Public, and that new Works will constantly be addccLfcs they can bo procured. (T^^ 1 Catalogues are in courso of, puWication. October 5. (JHnttre parses. TO STAND THIS SEASON, at Mr. H. GODFREY'S, Wairau Plain, tho well-known Cart Stallion I. CAPTAIN. This Horse was imported from England by H. Martin, Esq., and is confessedly the best Cart Stallion in tho Province. Terms. — £4 each Mare (to be paid on or before the Ist of January next), and ss. the Groom. ii. BAY MIDDLETON, By Sir Hercules out of Flora M'lvor. This-eolt is own brother to Cossack, Flora, and Zoe s/is rising three years old, stands 16 hands high, andr is acknowledged to be the finest colt Flora M'lvoyever bred. Terms. — £5 a Mare, and ss. the Gro/m. A Paddock fov Mares at 2s. 6w a week. Wairau Plain, August 30. rpo STAND this Season, at Mr. Cannings', JL Waiopai, the thorough-bred Horse PRIAM, By iEther, out of Crucifix by Toss ; grand-dam, Kathleen O'More by Langar ; great grand- dam by Chateau Margeaux ; great great grand-dam, Redlock by Blacklock. — Vide Stud Book, volumes 4, 5, and 6. ne will bo at the Beaver Statioafat 12, a.m., every Monday f Terms— £-1 46. Od. Bbooke Combeb. TO STAND THIS SEASON, the wellbred Draught Horse, "ENGLAND," newly-imported from Sydney, ex Maori, out of a Clydesdale mare by tho imported horse " Lofty." "England " will stand for a month at Mr. Habkness' Farm, Richmond. Terms — £4 4s. a Mare, and ss. Groomage ; extra Guinea for guarantee. There are good Paddocks for Marcs at a reasonable charge. / November 16. \S STALLION thoroughbred horse ST. AUBIN, will serve mares this season at Richmond Hill, Richmond. Thoroughbred mares, and mares thafc have run for public money, or their produce, £10 ; other marcs, £7 ; groomage 55., to be paid (tho groomage) on the mare being brought to the horse. -. . \ Paddocks provided^or mares and foals, at a reasonable price; every card- taken, but no responsibility incurred.' St. Aubin was brod by Mr. Foljambc, of Nottinghamshire. He is a rich dark brown horse, over 15i hands high, half brother to the Flying Dutchman and Andover, by Bay Middleton out of Black Agnes, by Velocipede. Velocipede was the fastest horso in England (see Stud Book). Bay Middleton won the 2,000 guineas stakes at Newmarket, the A&fob cup, and Derby stakes; never was beaten, jtua. was sold for 4,000 guineas. The Flying Dutchman and Anflßver are the largest winners in England: \ St. Aubis will faraveliw Nelson onco a w&ck. J "Sa*HAM D. HvsTEa. Augnsfc 17, 1855. t^ * „ TO STAND this SEASON, at Apple Tree Fabm, Waimea South, tha celebrated Black Draught Horße BLACK DRAUGHT. BLACK DBAUGnT is a black colt, imported by Hunter; was foaled in September, 1852. Sire, Young Farmers' Delight, by Farmers' Delight, imported from England by James M'Arthur, Esq. Dam, Young Jewel, by Jupiter, imported into New South Wales by C. Roberts, Esq., out of Old Jewel, imported. . , Tebms. — £5, and os. the Groom. Black Draught will attend at Riclttnoncl at Ten, and at Stoke at Three o'clock every Miday ; at Nelson every Saturday ; and at the Wakefield Arms, Lower Wakefield, every Wednesday. Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday at Apple Tree Farm. /