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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume V, Issue 363, 24 January 1849, Page 1

iL^speaincurredby the late JESarthquakes. ALL P r e.rspns desirous'of haying their 1 claims "embodied m the application about to be m&ae^tMrbugh 'Her 1 Majesty Is Principal Secre-; tary of Sta'te'for the .Colonies, to the" British -Houses of Parliament, for a Grant in Compensation thereof, -will send an estimate of their losses to the undersigned, on or before the 24th instant, specifying their claims distinctly in the folldwing'' manner :— In Buildings ' '"" r < , t - * .. Hoiiseh'old Gobds' .. Merchandise ( . ,' V (Signed) Wm. Hioksqn, ui , r .i , , . Chairman of the Committee. Wellington, 10th January, 1849.

"P'HCENIX." THE IMPORTED ENTIRE HORSE , .Phoenix, , imported by ' Mr. Hill, of Sydney,, and sold to Mr. Rouse,-bf Box Hill, near Windsor, for 800 puineas, : and now sold to Mr. R. Jenkins, only or a change of blood. ;-IJ. l I , J Phoenix is a beautiful bay, with .black points, r and full df-bone, stands 16 hands I'mch lirgh, iwith superior action, and free from natural' defects. J P%oentx was got by Young^ Phantom, dam by Admiral, whose sire was Gfeneriil' Benefit /'"YtiSng phantom, by Ph intom^ winn.er of the Derby }in r 1811, and sire of Cedric and Cobweb, winners of - the Derby J ana : >Oaks rrflsH and of MddiMton, T -winner of the Derby in 1825, dam Einelifie,, -winner of the Claret in 1821, .by Waxy, sire of Webb, Wofull, Wire, WhM^WHiileborie'l^cl Phcentx obtained the premium r a"t Bfive'rlyiu 1840, given by r the East Riding Agricultural Society, to tne'best Stallion' for getting Coach T Horses and -Hunters, beating" five others. , Captain Apperly, who was for several years 'in New "South ' Wales, purchasing Horses , for ■the H.E.'I;C S., preferred the colts of (Phoenix's get to any in the Colony. TO STAND THIS SEASON, At H. Wintringham's Stables, LombardStreet. , ' ' ' Terms— Single Mure &%. '3s. - . An 'allowance will be made for 1 two^dr more Mares. • _ , - ( „ _ Gentlemen are invited to inspect this, Horse ' tßif6re:!mak!ingt Bif6re :! mak ! ing any arrangements for their Mares, as the Proprietor feels assured they will'at once . give the palm of superiority,, over any Horse hitherto im'porte'd'ihto tliTs Colony. Wellihgton, Bth November, 1848.

PROVIDENCE.

TO iSTAND THIS BE'ASOftj' i ' •'' . At the tiVefy Stables, Barrett's Hotel, 1 tAe entire horse PR O V I D E N cfc' t By Cantab, a thorough-bred Horse, imported'to New Sou th^ Wales by C. Caitor, Esq., $am Famty by Grey drwell, a thorough-Bred Horse. , Proittdihce is a Bay Horse, with black points, four years old, stands sixteen hands one, inch high; of perfect symmetry, good action, and fine temper. ~ J '"' '<\ • < J PrSviclencd wili also stand £t Sir. Burcliam's, .Rj^et Htfttj every Tfllsday du'rlng.the-Seasbn ; >m&a,tsln Jphiv Wa4e{s, Poiirua, every JThu|saay, and' return to his* own stables the day followfngV' - ' ■ il ' . Terms*-TJiree GpineaSy'ytobmagi tnctitded f trfP/aymentq to,bej;made o«/6r before the Is); day of January, 1849/ to , f . , , Messi's, Mawet, & HiaciNs. r > -W4Hitigt6tey Q&'db&'-tetiiy IBW ; '

■~~' otaD^^aattniYrff 01 J] "fltfCF. the nittsl>Bu i perib f i t i|uality f " o'ti'sale'a^thi ■KJ Iu St ( oreqf/tJ)e y UndersfgDgd,' in.quautbie^ of two gallons and upwards tLl.wholetale^marfet

, JPOJR^SKERRy, «fc, &c.^, IN BOTTLE and. drawnr offan-^aantilie^-oF -' tiSgaffdns! l • The aKove Wines a"reaU of Übebe«t} description, di the cheapest'^ossißle „pr^ce, f , .> f _-in . -juiij.-,- . R. J. Doncaw. ' Wellington, December 12, 1848.