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Northern Advocate, 26 November 1887, Page 4

BBH^Q FPoETENDEJHH of Active Horses su^^^H X for Settlers. This well-known R°9^^^H Entire will travel the undermentioned fortnightly : — j^BH Saturday, Whangarei, Settlers' Hotel,V^H| afternoon Kamo Hotel, on Saturday, No^^H ber 12th. l^H Monday, Maungakaramea, on Mondl^B November 14th. Tuesday, Waipu. fl 'Wednesday, Maungaturoto and Kaiwaka. I ' Thursday, Port Albert. I Friday, Warkworth. I Saturday, Mr Wilson's Farm, Warkworth. I Returning on the following Monday, via I Warkworth and Matakana. I Tuesday, Omah, Pakiri. I Wednesday, Te Arai, Mangawai. Thursday, Waipu . Friday, Mangapai. Saturday, Whangarei and Kamo. This Horse has travelled here previously and is the sire of many useful hacks and prize winners at the Whangarei .Show. Terms 20/ each Mare at the time of service, or 30/ on first of January, 1888. These terms will be strictly adhered to. • Apply to 4 -.. ,'.:. JOSEPH WEBSTER agl3tf or JOHN MATHESON ' To Travel this Season, the well-known Station. , . .; S^ ■PEDIGEEB. Q^DNEY by Python, out of Our ,^>O Nell ; Our Nell by Sir Charles (imported). ' Python by Hyogle out of Nutcut, by Pitsford (imp.) out of Amber, by Glancus (imp. Arab) out of Spleudora (imp.) Hyogle by William Tell (imp.), out of Cassandra, the dam of Yattendon. Nutcut is the dam oi the celebrated race horse, Dagworth, which was considered the best weight-for-age horse in Australia. At Hikurangi, Apotu, and Kamo, onWeddays. At Opuawhanga on Fridays, should sufficient inducement offer, and the rest of the week at his stables at Taharoa. Terms: £2 per single mare, payable by Ist of January, 1888 ; or 35/ at time of service ; two or more mares as per agreement. Good Paddocks at 1/6 per week. All care taken but no responsibility: For Further particulars apply to— W. EDWARDS. To travel this Season the well-known Tho-rough-bred Stallion TRAFALGAR '"PRAFALGAR is by Maribyrnong, X out of Telopea. Maribyrnong is by Fisherman (imp.), out of Rose de Florence (imp.), and is the sire of Despot, Cap-a-pie, Warwick, Bargo, Hilltop, lolanthe, Segenhoe, Richmond, Woodlands, Palmyra and Dagmar, all winners of many races. Maribyrnong's stock have brought the highest prices as yearlings in the colony. Telopea is by Tarrangon, out of Rose of Australia, Tarragon by New Warrior (imp.), out of Studio. Rose of Australia by the Flying Pieman (imp.), out of Days of Old (imp.) For further Pedigree see Stud Book. Trafalgar will travel as under should inducement offer :— Monday, Maungatapere and on to Maungakaramea, Tuesdays, through Mr G. Gunson's on to Mr Garvie's. Wednesdays and and Saturdays at his own Stables, Kensington, close to Railway Grossing. Thursdays through Hikurangi out to Mr E. Finlayson's. Fridays, Mr Street's Farm, Ruatangata. Terms: Single Mares £2 10/, two or more Mares as per agreement. All guarantees 15/ extra to be paid at time of service. Also the Draught Stallion YOUNG EMPEROR, will Stand at the Stables, Wednesdays and Saturdays. Young Emperor is Staunch in all Harness, with splendid temper. Terms: Single Mares £2, guarantee 10/ extra at time of service. All payments to be made on the last round of the horse. . Last round finishes on the 24th December, 1887. All care taken but no responsibility. H.=A. GOING, Owner. sl7qr NEW ZEALAND MUTUAL CREDTOES ASSOCIATION (Limited.) FOR THE PROTECTION OP TRADE, COLLECTION OF ACCOUNTS, &O. TSSTJES weekly commercial reporte JL of Bills of Sales, Bankruptcies, &c, makes private enquires as to financial states, and collects accounts anywhere in New Zealand and in Australia. SUBSCRIPTION: ONE GUINEA PEE ANNUM, Payable in Advance. WHANGAREI AGENCY. Solicitor— Mr J. M. KELLEN. Agent—Mr W. F. WOOD. AUCKLAND BRANOH. .^|BJitEROANTILE CHAMBERS, A. ASHTON, Secretary. J.^^^RANDERSON— General ManaJm •*****\ A ' GER.