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rv\ O T R A V B L -L in the Manaia, Hawera, and Stir founding Districts. The Dbaught Eittibb €' : ' • :: \ 4*4 * G L E N G Y~L E, Bred by Mr. D. McGregor, Weston, Oamaru. G-LENGYLE is a bright bay, rising 6 years old, with immense bone and plenty of hair. He haß never been beaten in a sbow-ring. Asa yearling he was first at Oamara; as a two-year-old he was first at Oamarn, Duaedin, and Taieri Shows. In 1890, at Oamaru, as a three-year-old, first and champion for best hone in the yard. His sire, Prince of the Islet (imported by Mr. Michael Power, and sold to Mr. D. McGregor, Weiton, for 450 guineas), iB by Honest' {Tom, the property of Mr. Grant, late the property of Mr. Waltham, Parson's Drove. Prince of the Isles took the follow, ing prizes :— First prize at Spalding, first at Boston, and first* at Lincoln, as a yearling, in a class of 32, open to all England ; as a two-year-old he was second at Horncastle and first at Peterborough ; and as a threeiyearold he was second for the DoflcAster Cup. Glengyle's dam, Helen McGregor, by Glenroy, by Prince of Walei (imp); dam, Darling, by Redman (imp); g.d., Lily, by Georg*. Bn. chanan (imp). Helen McGregor's dam, Violet, by Sir Colin Campbell, by King Fergus • dam, Scotland's Pride. Helen McGregor waa bred by Mr. Bobert Matthews, Temuka, andi)in 1885 alone she gained the following prizes : — First and : chtmpion at Timaau and Waimate, and second at Christchurch, Oamaru, and Dunedin; at Oamaru, in 1890, second in .4ry mare class, and first for mare, and progeny. Tsbms:— £2 2s at the end of the season, and J62 2% when mare proves in foal. Owner at time of the first service held responsible. For further particulars applrio* J.D. MITCHELL, - Proprietor, "M^waTi. TO STAND THE BEASON, in Hawera and surrounding . District, THE THOBOFGHBBBD BRtDIB FOREBTJNNBR* By Bung of Clubs-~dam En Avant, by Lord Lyon, out of Lady Jferr (dam of Gang Forward), by Orbmdo. King of Clubs, by Ace of Clubs (imp) —dam (imp) Marchioness (sisterof The Peer), by Melbourne. For further particulars apply to ■ „ NOLAN TONES & CO. THO film WITH MABBS, - 1 - at Eiveb Pake Farm, 1 « ELTHAM, The Purebred Clydemisl*. JH| banker, V'2^S9 bTei by P. Peterson, W W~** •", Esq., Hawera. YotTNG BAHEEB is by the celebrated sire Exchange, dam by Dainty Davie, gd bj Loch Hyan (imp), Exchange bjr Young Banker (imp), dam Blossom by Hero (imp). Young Banker, the' grind sire, took first prize as a yearling; at the Johnstone Show in 187©, and fourth prize at the Highland Society^ Show in the same year. At the Glasgow Show in 1876 he stood second, and afterwards gained first in his class at Dumbarton and Kilbride, and since his arrival in this colony has never been beaten. Mares from a distance can have paddocking free for four weeks, after which 2s per week will be charged. All care taken but no responsibility. Terms, £1. Further particular! on application to W. G. CLEMOB, Eltham, rr\O TBAVEL THIS SEASON, A The New South Wales bred Horse 'rJHL. WHIFFLER, By Tim Whiffler (s), dam Parachute by Kingston, out of Varronville by Whalebone. Tim Whiffler (s) by Warrior, out of Cinderella by St. John. (Vide Australian and New Zealand Bfcud Books.) Tim Whiffler has been a great performer over all distances and under all weights ; and has also left some of the most promising stock on the ' Coast. Mondays, at Oeo; Wednesdays, Kapcnga ; Thursdays, Hawera ; Fridays, home via Okaiawa ; remainder of week at Manaia. For further particulars aonly to D. KNIGHT, or the Groom in Charge. THE IMPORTED OLDENBBBG -t STALLION «k DELPHIN, iffijP imported direct from the ILI2. celebrated Oldenburg Stud, I Suwurden, near Bodenkirehea, Grand Dukedom of Oldenburg, Germany. Horses from this stud have- lately taken over 400 Prizes and Medals *in Europe and America. Delphut is the true type of a Coaching Stallion, and is in fact the best specimen to be "seen in the Hemisphere. He was bred by Edward Lubben, and w*s foaled 22nd April, 1887 j is a very rich bay, with two white ankles, and stands 16 hands 3 inches highDolphin's breeding is oE the most successful strains, beiog got by Magnet by Agamunon, by Yellachich", dam by Zernebog by General Garf Wedel by Boradil. . To travel in the Hawera District : 4k Monday night, Stratford; Tuesday night, Hawera ; Wednesday night, Kakaramea ; Thursday night, Hawera ; Friday night, Manaia. Will retur» Saturday morning to Hawera Hotel Stables, where he will be till Monday morning.

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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XIX, Issue 3290, 1 December 1892, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 8 Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XIX, Issue 3290, 1 December 1892, Page 4