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Wellington Independent, Volume XIX, Issue 2116, 15 October 1864, Page 4

MARKET CARTS, EX OTAGO. 6 SYDNEY BUILT SPRING TRAPS 3 do do Wool Drays TO ARKIVE. 12 bost Tip Carts 6 „ Town Drays Bullock Yokes and Chains G. H. LUXFORD & CO. Oct. 6, 18C4. TO STAND THIS SEASON. mHE THOROUGH-BRED ENTIRE HORSE SIR WATKIN. SirWatkinisa dark brown, stands 15i hands high, 4 years old. By Purston out of Vesta, (imported by Captain Bussell, of New South Wales.) Purston got by Flying Dutchman cut of Cruiskeeu Lawn by Argiris. Her dam Bramdy-Bet, by Canteen out of Bigotini by Thunderbolt, Flying Dutchman by Bay Middleton out of Barbelle, dam of Van Tromp. Vesta, by Sir Watkin out of Old Vesta, half-sister to Jorrocks by Egremont, out of Lady Cordelia. Blood second to none ever imported into New Zealand. Will stand at Valentine's Whitewoed's Hotel, Hutt, every Tuesday and Wednesday; the remainder of the week, at the proprietor's, stables, Criterion Hotel, Upper Hntt. Fee. — Five guineas per mare ; te be paid on the Ist January, 1865. Paddocks provided for mares at the Upper Hutt, at 2s per week, but without responsibility. JAMES BROWN, Proprietor. TO STAND TO COVER THIS SEASON. I"*"HE well-known Thorough-bred Entire Horae » ST, PATRICK" will stand at the Stables of his owner, at Porirua. Terms : — For Single Mares, Five Guineas. Good Paddocks for Mares at three shillings and sixpence per week, without responsibility. Payment to be made by January Ist, 1865. An allowance of 5 per cent, for cash at time of covering. For further parlicnlars, apply to Mr Ji Mclntosh, South Sea Hotel. CHARLES D. de CASTRO. Sept. 14, 1864. " KAVENSDOWNE." THE Thorough-bred Horse *-' Ravensdowne" will serve a limited number of Mares, at Manaia, Wairarapa, during tbe ensuing season. Thoroughbred Mares at -£10 JOs; Country Mares at j£4 4s. " Ravensdowne" was imported direct from England in 1861, by J. Johnston, Esq, is a bright bay, fi years old, and was got by «' Belrewaie," dam " Nell Gwynne," by "lago," grand-dam " Coufusiouuee," &o, kc also , The Entire Cart Horse "Great Mogul," by "England's Hope,'' at £3 ts. N.B. — Paddocks for a limited time, and all demands to be paid in January, 1865. Manaia, Wairarapa, 20th September, 1864. TO COVER THIS SEASON AT WAIWETU. THE splendid Draught Stallion VICTOR, "By Sampson, out ofluT'imported mare. This fine horse is rising five yearß, stands 15£ hands high, and possesses all ths admirable qualities of bis celebrated sire, both in docility of temper "[and symmetry of form. WILLIAM KNIGHT. Terms, £2 25., paddocks, 2s 6d. Sepember 21, 1864. NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!! CONTINUE TO ARRIVE AT WARMOLL'S FIRST-CLASS CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT. JWARMOLL tenders his sincere thanks to • bis friends and the public generally for their patronage in appreciation of his endeavors to supply them witb first-class articles and all the latesi novelties in Gentlemen's, Youths' and Boys' Wearing Apparel at most BEASONABLE PRICES. I THERE IS NO PLACE LIKE ) WARMOLL'S .•& _£f | TO BUY GOOD CLOTHING. _g$ J. WARMOLL WILL CONTINUE HIS OLD STYLE OF ONE PRICE AND NO REDUCTION. All the articles combine strength, durability, superior style of cut and choicest patterns of materials that are _££• | 30LD AT WARMOLL'S. X __$j For a choice selection of Fancy Scarfs, Ties, Collars, Gloves, Belts, Braces, Handkerchiefs (hemmed), Purses, Combs and Brushes, Perfumery, and Toilet requisites, j ALWAYS GO TO WARMOLL'S. J.HATS 'AND CAPS. | If you want to choose from A PIR3T-BATE STOOK | VISIT WARMOLL'S } f GENTLEMEN'S *| I HOSIERY j THE BEST SUPPLY IN TOWN •[AT WARMOLL'S. J | SHIRTS, j White, Crimean, Regatta, and Scotch Twill DEFIES COMPETITION IAT WARMOLL'S { {working MEN,J For Strong Clotbing {TRY WARMOLL'S. j (COUNTRY *j CUSTOMERS j Will find all the articles suitable for their particular requirements by calling on {j. WARMOLL, J IMPOBTEB OF FIRST-CLASS CLOTHING*- AND AXiL ABTICLES FOB OUTFITTING. THB TBADE SUPPLIED WELL. C