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GEEAT REDUCTION IN ACCOUNTANTS FEES. ; rpHE undersigned is open to make I up Tradesman's Books, or collect outstanding Accounts. — Apply to " Northern Advocate Office, Whangarei. CHARLES GOODMAN. mr3tc \ To Stand, Tnis Season, That CELEBRATED AND THOROUGH-BRED HORSE REPORT. PEDIGREE. T>EPORT ont of Bryonia, a Chest.L\) nut Maro bred by Mr Buckland in 1S7;"), got by Slcdmerc (imported), her dam Occult by Touton (imported) ; Cassandra by Priam, (colonial bred, but with perfect pedigree) — Princess by Gratis, (imported), Sledmere by Daniel O'Eourke, from Eldest Sister to Mr Moon. REPORT got by Musket— Musket bred by Lord Glasgow, got by Toxopholite, dam by West Australian — Brown Bess, by Camel — Brutandorf— Mrs Cruikshanks, by Welbeck— Tramp's dam, by Gohanna— Fraxinella. by Treuthain— Sister to Goldfinch, by Woodpecker — Everlasting, by Eclipse. Eeport will travel as under : — Kamo-MONDAY. Kaurihohore— (Mr J. Mclnnis'), THURSDAY Eemainder of the week at his Stables, Whangarei. Terms— £3 35.; two or more Mare 3 the property of one owner, ns per agreement. Paddocking, 2s. per weok, all care taken, but no responsibility. THOS. JOHNSON, Proprietor. TO STAND THIS SEASON, AT THE HOTEL, HIKUEANI, THE THOBOUGHUDED STALLION, BRYAN O'LYNN, \ BY RAND WICK out of Rosalie (dam of Derringer) by Patriach,. out of the Flying Doe by the Premier out of Whilitnina. Patriarch by Yattendam out of Days of Old, by Irish Birdcatcher out of Days of Yore. Randwick by Barbarian, out of Gipsy Girl by Kingston, out of Black Bess ; Barbarian by Sir Hercules. BYEAN O'LYNK (Chestnut Horse) Was bred by the Messrs. Kavanagh, of the Mauku, in 1879. His breeding on his dam's side is exceedingly good, as she has the strains of both Sir Hercules, the one through Yattendon, the other in Irish Birdcatcher, who was by the English Sir Horcules, out of Guiccola. On the sire's side he has also the same two strains, as Paraguay, the dam of the Australian Sir Hercules was by the English Sir Hercules, out of Paradjim. From the combinations of these strains he should get some first-class stock, as they are of the hardest blood, and are free from any hereditary taint of unsounddess, which is too often found in sires travelling the New Zealand districts. TEBMS^-Two Guineas net cash ; Two and a-half Guineas if Booked; two or more Mares the bona fide property of the same owner as per agreement. Groomage Fee, L/ 6. Good Paddocks 2s per week. Every care but no responsibilty. J. EOLLESTON, Hikurangi. ag2stf To Travel this Season, tiie Wellknown Thorough -beed Stallion TRAFALGAR. TRAFALGAR is by Maribymong out of Telopea. Maribymong 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 Dagmer, all winners of many races. Maribyrong's stock have brought the highest prices as yearlings in the colony. Telopea is by Tarrangon, out of Rose of Australia, Tarrangon 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 aa under should inducement offer: — . Monday, noon, at Mr G. Gunson's ; at Mr John Wright's on Monday nights and Tuesday mornings ; at Mr G. Hawken's on Tuesday evenings ; Wednesday, at Mr T. Jackson's, Whangarei, at noon till G p.m. ; Saturdays at Mr G. Scott's Parua Bay, at noon. Terms — If cash at the time of service, £1 10/ ; if booked till 31st December, £2. Also, The well-known Draught Stallion, YOUNG EMPEROR, will stand at his Owner's Farm, Otaika. Terms, cash at at time of service, £1 ss ; if booked till 31st Decomber, £1 10s. Young Emperor is staunch is all harness, with splendid temper. Good paddocking at one shilling per week. All care taken, but no responsibility. H. A. GOING, s8 qr Owner. THE PRIMATE. TO stand this season, in the Whangarei and surrounding district, that well-known thorough-bred horse THE PRIMATE. Primate is a dark brown horse with black legs, of immense bone and substance, great girth, and of most robust constitution, combined with mild temper. Beth the horse and his stock are well-known, and require no comment, as he has travelled at Hawke's Bay and the Bay of Islands for many years. PEDIGREE. Primate bred by Mr Tanner in Hawkes Bay. in 1865, got by Bishop of Osnagurgh (Ja), dam Dijanira (*b), by Riddlesworth (a), out of Althcea (b), Mseonides (b) out of Alice Grey (b), by Emigrant (a) — Gulnare (a). Bishop of Osnaburgh, by Surplice. (|a) Imported from England. (*b) Colonial bred with perfect pedigree. Primate will be at Mr Drever's, Kaurihohore on Mondays at noon, and at Mrs Johnson's Kamo, on Monday nights; at Whangarei on Tuesdays, and at Maungatapere on Tuesday nights ; on Wednesdays at Maungakaramea, and at Mr Geo. Gunson's Wednesday night; Thursdays at Mr Geo. McCullaugh's, and at Mr Morrison's, the Cave, Thursday niphts ; on Fridays at Mr Harrison's, Mangapai, at noon, and at Mr Smeaton's Friday nights : on Saturdays at Whangarei, and at Kamo for the Sunday. " TERMS— £2 each Mare, £3 for two Mares, the property of one owner. £1 10/ for single Mares if paid at time of service. All fees to be paid on or before the 20th December, 1888. Grazing 1/ per week. All care "but no responsibility. Apply to — JOSEPH WEBSTER. A gent, ox JOHN MATHESON, Grcolß.