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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 7, Issue 343, 14 May 1863, Page 1

For Sale j® THREE-HORSE Portable Thrashing ill Machine complete, with'Extra Gearing Also, one strong Horse-Wheel for one or two horses, with gearing suitable for ‘attachment. Apply to i ROBT. GRAY, Wicks teed-place. January 14, 1863. ■ To Stand this Season 3 AT HARRISON AND JONES'S STATION, THE LEA SO IVES, RANGITIKEI, The Pure Bred Cart Stallion, Hercules. HERCULES, by Samson, out of an imported Australian Draft Mare. H,is a bright bay, stands Sixteen hands high, and for. bone and muscular develop ment is unequalled in the District. Terms £3 10.9. Single Mares. Good Paddocks free for one month, without, responsibility. Payment to be made in January 1863. I : Sept. 25, 1862. ‘ | .1 LL Persons are hereby cautioned against ill Purchasing any Property belonging to the Estate of the late ANDREW GREEN, as the Undersigned are the only [parties who have any authority to deal with the same. TAYLOR, WATT, & CO. March 0. 1863. Just published, price 21s, THE NEW ZEALAND S PUD BOOK, containing Pedigrees of Pace Horses I from the first introduction of the Horse into New Zealand to the present time, (listing-1 lushing the animals of undoubted purity oil blood from those whose pedigrees are imperfect or unknown. Also, a Table of i Pedigrees of English Thoroughbred Stallions, from'the three chief original sources; a List of the earliest Sires and Dams ; an [Historical Sketch of the Thoroughbred I Hor?e and other interesting' information toj : Breeders and Sportsmen. By C. Ellioit,; ['Secretary of Nelson Turf Club. | To be had at the Examiner office, Nelson ; or of ! If I. JONES, Bookseller and Stationer, Wanganui. Notice. ALL Stock found trespassing on my Land near the Racecourse will be charged at the rate of 3s per head per week from this date. I Any Parties removing Stock from .the same without my permission, will be prose-' cuted. [ WILLIAM WARWICK. April 30, 1563. iHiblte Notice, Crown Lands Office, Wellington, 21st April, 1863. IT having been intimated to me that per sons have entered into arrangements for the purchase of land orders issued to Naval and Military settlers under the “ Waste Lands Act 1858,” and the “ Naval and Military Settlers Act I 860,” I hereby give notice that such land ""orders are not transferable , and that no transfers or dealings, of whatever description, will be recognized by the Government., I also give notice to Naval and Militajy Settlers, to whom land orders have been issued, that they will be required, before tlie issue of the' Crown Grants for the land .selected by them, to prove, to the satisfaction of the Commissioner of Crown Lands, that they have resided in the Province ofi Wellington four outof the five years requited by the Act. of 1858. Their attentionis also drawn to tne circular issued to each! of them with the land order, requiring them! to inform the Commissioner of Crown Lamlsj of their place of residence and of any change therein ; and. they are informed that any! neglect on .their part in this matter will be; considered presumptive evidence of their ab-1 ,sence from the province. I

WILLIAM FITZTIERBERT. Comniissio; er of Crown Lands. THE BLUFF, INVERCARGILL, : AND WAKATIP RAILWAY. —* Two! ve months since, and to have penned such a heading to an article would have been regarded as a flight of imagination closely approximating to a sorry joke. To speak of a Railway from the Bluff to Invercargill, was thought to he rash enough to entitle the propounder to be ranked with the author of a Railway to the Moon. The idea was a hundred years in advance of the requirements and capabilities of the Province. Already, the scale of public as well as official opinions [has decidedly turned in favour of going in : for the larger—the whole scheme, in prc-J