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New Zealander, Volume 10, Issue 880, 20 September 1854, Page 1

TO STAND DURING THU ENSUING S E A S 0 N; At his Stud Stables, Spring Rank, (close to Town). “YOUNG PLOVER,” A well-known Race-horse, one of the best of his day on the turf of New South Wales, where ho was the winner of the Home-bush St. Roger of 1851. He is a dark brown, rising 7 years, and now serves his second season. Pedigree. —Sire Ether, dam Young Moonshine, by Old Emigrant, (a celebrated imported English horse) Grandam Old Moonshine, by Theorem (imported English horse); Great Grandam, Cornelia, by Grasshopper (a famed English racer): great-great-Gran-dam, Mauld, by Soothsayer i wfIiTTWW the great Si. Legerof 1851. Terms, 5/., with s s. groomage. “ WINSTONE.” A favourite Arab Stallion, of great power and fine symmetry. Pedigree. —Sire, the famous thoroughbred racer Scratch, out of Medora, by the well-known imported horse Whisker, out of Modus, an imported marc of great note. Terms, 3/. with ss. Groomage. Convenient Grass Paddock. Entrances for the Thirty Guinea Cup to be run for in 1857, by the last season’s get of the above horses will be secured until the Ist Feb next. Entry 2 guineas, half forfeit, with sweepstakes of 3 guineas caeliT. Y. Course. Henry Harrington. TO STAND THIS SEASON. At the Residence or the Uudersigned. '| HE DARK BROWN CART HORSE 1 ‘‘YOUNG NORFOLK HERO,” rising 4 years. Terms 3/. 3f. Charles Barriball. Eden Grove, West Epsom, Sept. 15di, 1854. TO STAND THIS SEASON, At the residence of the undersigned, r l HE well-known DRAUGHT STALLION 1 LINCOLN. Terms ----- 5/. of. As a limited number of marcs only w ill be allowed, early application will be necessary. N.R. Neither guarantee nor abatement of any kind or degree. Williamson and Grimmer. East Epsom, Sept. 12lh, 1854. ON S A L E At the Stores of the undersigned, B AIIRELS B IS C UI T 4 lihds. Martell’s brandy 100 cases gin -4 “ cigars No. 2 2 bales American long flax canvas, I IoG 25 drums boiled linseed oil 18 “ raw “ 7 “ turpentine 53 cwt.-boxcs soap 154 half-cwt.-boxes soap 1 crate 12 sets shaft harness 1 “ 12 “ superior do. 1 “ 12 leading do. 5 bales heavy sole leather 2 rolls harness “ 4 cases bools and shoes 840 bags cryslali/ed sugar 20 chests congou lea 59 lialf-cbesls “ 15 dozen spades 3 bales gunny bags 7 cases paper hangings 19 dozen picks 4 kegs carbonate soda 2 ‘‘ tartaric acid 2 bales 8-4 grey sheeting 5 cases 7-8 printed cambrics 52 rolls G-4 China matting. Titos. Platt. O’Connell-sirccl, Sept. 15, 1854. FIVE POUNDS REWARD 4V ILL be paid to any person giving information of Mr. James Thompson, who came passenger in the Omen, steampacket, on her last trip from Wellington to Auckland, as there aie letters of great importance waiting for him. .Mr. Thompson’s age is about forty-live, long features, five feet ten or eleven in height, and slight figure. Address “T. Z.,” Masonic Hold, Auckland. 13th Sept., 1854. and now in the possession of the ChiefTamali Ngapero, of Mangcrc, a GREY FILLY, about two years old. Apply to the above-named Chief, Auckland, Sept. 15, 1854. WANTED, \ RESPECTABLE YOUTH as an An / V prentice to the business of a Plumber, Glazier, and Painter. Apply to William Tattersall. August 291h, 1854. YT T ANTED, —A CARTER, a person ac- » t eiislomed to drive a team.— Apply to If. Harrington. Exchange Hotel, Sept. 15, 1854. YV^ANTED,—A MARRIED COUPLE as ’ ’ general house servants. —Apply to Mr. Woodholse. Queen-street, 12th Sept., 1854