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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 5712, 19 December 1889, Page 1

■jgaßßßk . - T) OBIN AD AIR /%P*o&<id§mw. ] JB ' •*-** run wil^ JM«lH^e.^'f7Mares in a well *Ww m *fT3 JV Graseed Paddock at _.nJt Fuketapu. Terms Moderate. Every care, but no . responsibility. Apply to ' .■■-.■•. ~: JOHN HE9LOP, Puketapu. THE THOROUGHBRED SIRE WILBERFORCE. JsOst \\7TIiBERFOROE is ' * ' abeantiful brown horse, standing-15 hands W 3 inches, with great substance, good bone, and a splendid set of legs. Ho shows a lot of quality, and has a beauti- _ ful temper; both his temper and legs he j takes from the double strain of Arab blood which runs through his veins. WILBERFORCE i 3 by the renowned Australian sire Maribyrnong, dam Jessie, by Potentate. Jessie out of Jessie, by Bay Zoharab, ont of Nell, by Grey Zoharab. Terms:—For single mares, £4 ss; two or more mares as per agreement. Good paddocking free. Mares sent for and delivered after the season on application to the owner. H. LTMMER, Forest Farm, Hastings. . THE THOROUGHBRED STALLION O C H N A G A R, By the Celebrated PAINTER (Sire of Chemist, Alma, Artist, Lady Artist, Denbigh, Germain, Fame, Little Scrub, Oddfellow, Orlando, Wnirnareka, &c), his Dam MAYFLY, by Diomedes (imp.)— May Queen, by Towton (imp)— Sweep by Sir Hercules (vide N Z. Stud Book). LOCHNAGAR, like his Sire, is a dark brown horse with black points; stands 16 hands on a grand set of legs. , He is perfectly sound and very good tempered, and like many other stout cone and daughters of The Painter, he has performed well. On his sire, breeding, performances, &c, it would bo difficult to find a better horse in New Zealand for stud purposes. . Cards showing the tabulated pedigree, performances, terms, &o , of this grandlybred Son of The Painter may be obtained on application to FRED SIMSON, Groom in Charge, Taradale, H. 8., Or to BAKER & CO., Proprietors, Feilding, Manawatu. LOCHNAGAR Will travel as follows, viz.:— Monday .. .. AtOmaau Tuesday ~ .. Hastings "Wednesday .. .. Havelock and Clire Thursday, Friday, and ' : Saturday .. .. At Taradale TO STAND THIS SEASON AT MARAEKAKAHO STATION, ; rpHE PURE - BRED AMERICAN 1 TROTTER, "KENTUOK Y." Sick.—" Berlin," imported G. Sire.—" Woodford Mambrino" G.G. Sire.—" Mambrino Chief." , Dast.—"Fanny Belle" by "Manibrino King." G. Dam.—" Funny Cloud " " Ward's Flying Cloud." G.G. Dam.—" Cashmere." " Kentucky " ie of a rich dapple-brown color, and stands 1(5 hands. At the sale of General Tracey's Stud in America in April, 1888, "Mambrino Dudley," a full brother to «• Berlin" brought 1500 guineas, and -within half an hour hie purchaser was offered an advance of 750 guineas on his bargain. At this sale several of Marabrina Dudley's progeny were oifered and realised prices up to 1125 guineas. Terms.—Five Guineas. Also tho well-known Imported Thoroughbred Entire " GLADIATOR." Terms.—Four Guineas. For particulars npply to MaKAEKaKaHO STATION.

nPHIS Pure Bred, High-class, Clydesdale X" Draught stallion will again this season travel in tho Okawa, Omahu, Taradale, Pnpakura, Clive, Havelook, Paki Paki, aad Hastings districts. ROB ROY is now too well known to all Breeders of High-class Draught Stock in Hawko's Bay to require any Newspaper Puffing to enhance his value, and hie stock, one aud all, wherever seen, worthily represent him as a eiro thut gets Good and Promising Descendants. TERMS. Single Mare, £3 ; two or more, the property of the eamo owner, as per arrangement. Grooraage, os each mare, to be paid at timo of first service. Every care and attention will be paid to all mares visitiiig ROE ROY, but no responsibility willj>e incurred. For further particulars apply to owner, JAS. M. CAMPBELL, Ngapuke, Omahu, Hawko's Bay. N.B.—Any Mares not proving in foal will Dβ served FREE nest season, only grootnage (ss) will bo charged. Mnree will bo brought to the Horse and returned to owners by me when stinted, if required, and due notice given. Now, to save all after trouble in LAW COURTS, and all bad feelings that may arise therefrom, lot it be respectfully and distinctly understood that all service moneys must be paid to mo before the Ist January, 1890, unices otherwise arranged in legible writing, as, unfortunately, I am not a millionaire. All communications addressed to "JAS. M. CAMPBELL, o/o Mr F. Bethell, Saddler, Hastings," will be attended to without delay. TO STAND THIS SEASON AT NGAPUKE AND OMAHU, ._...„ riiHE Magnificent _j||njf L Thorough - bred PATRIARCH. a rich dark bay, with black points, standing over I 16 hands, on short legs, with beautiful flatI bone, splendid feet, extraordinarily hiiudsome, showing great quality, combined with strength and substance, remarkably good consti tutiou. and docile temper, is by the far-famed Yattoudon (sire of Dag worth, Jav'lin, Hercules, Grand Flaneur, CheHter, Lady Emma, Roodee, Pt. George, > &o.); dam Days of Old (imported) Birdcatoher; dam, Days of Yore, by Old England, &o Y attendon, by Sir Heroules, dam Uassandra, by Tros (imported) Out of Alice Gray, by Rous Emigrant, dam Gulnare (imported), grand dam of the renowned- horse Barb. Fees Payable to Ed. Bbouohtok only, on or before 3ist December. Terms —£6 ss. Two or more Mares as Peragreement E.BßOUGHTON, : Owner;

MATT-OPAL-TYPES, (Patented.) NEW PROCESS IN PHOTOGRAPHY. MESSRS WRIGGLESWORTH and T>INNB, RIGGLEBWORTH and X>INNB, PHOTOGRAPHERS To His Excellency tub Rioiit Hon. the Eabl of Onslow, GOVERNOR OF NEW ZEALAND, BEG to call the attention of their patrons and the public to the opinions of the press on the new MATT-OPAL-TYPE PROCESS— Evening Press, Bth November.—" By the proocßS now patented by Messrs Wrigglesworth and Binns ordinary photographs can be given nil the effect to be obtained oa opal. We feel sure that these pictures will speedily find their way into public favor uud retaiu it after doing so." New Zealund Times, Btli November.— " The delicate pearly surface given to these pictures by the new prooess, which, by the way is patented, is very charming indeed, and a distinctly original departure from the old stylo." Evening Post, Bth November.—"After tho usual style of things the eye rests gratefully on such portraits as thoso shown by Messrs Wriggles worth and Binns. They have all the softness and delicacy of an Indian ink drawing. The general effect is really charming." Catholic Times, 15th Novemlor.—"For sobriety of true realism of effect, and artistic success, commend us to the now process—p. 9. Such delightful and urtistic results upon albumeriized paper, we have never hitherto seen—p. 11. 7, WIW4S STREET, WELLINGTON.