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Taranaki Herald, Volume XL, Issue 9185, 12 September 1891, Page 4

TO STAND THIS SEASON. OSnu^riffft THE THOROUGHSJSwBpIi l BRED STALLION who hiis been imported into this district from Auckland by Mr W. J. Russell, will stand this season in town, and travel the country, if sufficient inducement offerß, an follows : — Mondays, to Inglewood via. Junction Road ; Wednesdays, Okato. Lionel, who is rising: 8 years old, is by Leolinus (imp.), out of PeJroleuee (imp.), and is, therefore, half-brother to that great three year-old Gatliag, now performing bo well in Australia, and Hotchkiss, the famous Auokland s<allion, whose fee is the highest in New Zealand . Laolinus also Hired Miss Alice, from Petrolfuse, who has run well in Sydney, and Whakawai, winner of the Maiden Plate, 25080vb , one and a-quarter miles, at the V.R.O. Spring Meeting. Lionel is consequently full brother and related to these well-known ; performers. The full pedigree of both sire and dam will be found in the New Zealand Stud Book. Terms, £2 per single raarb ; reduction • made in case of two or more mirea, the property of same owner. GroomYfee, 2s 6d. Full particulars and every information relative to travelling on application to a 457 W. J. RUSSELL. TO STAND THIS SEASON AoT BELL BLOOK. g___.<tfffiV T nK THOROUGH(aSyBj'Li L BRED stallion 'iXrjiUiffi The AustralianThe Australian (late War Eagle) was bred by Mr W. Goirord, of Rup'id Bay, South Australia, and sold as a yearling fot 600 guineas. He ia a dark brown horse, with black points, and stands 15 handi 3$ I inches hi^h, and is a sure foal gette*-, two mares only oat of sixty-nine 1 , bo far as dan be ascertained at present, having missed during the past season. Pedigree: The Australian, by Tregoagle (imported), out of Ordeal (imported), by Touchstone out of Mrs Fowler, by Heron (sire of Fisherman), gg d Muley, out of Bister to Pope, by Shuttle, &o. The Australian is a fine tempered animal and sound. A glance at the above pedigree will show Tne Australian possesses the most fawhioriablo blood of thb day. Being a grandson of f a mighty Touohßtono ought to oonvir < the most fastidious breeder of horse '- ik that suoh a strain is not to be obi : e'sewhere at such a low fee, The AustralLi tbe sire of Torpedo, who last rac'n<? se con so 1 greatly 1 distinguished himself, " sweeping the pbol " at Nelson and Taraoaki J.O. Boxirii? Day meeting, and cubing out the railo and a-half at Wangoinc' in 2min 42sb'(j (beaten by half a length by Montrorie II); Slßioe, Fldkem, Macaboni, Thb Orphan, all' substantial' winnerß, and others. A 3-year-old brother to Fluk-.ra is valued by bisowaord at £100. gg° Last Beneon The Australian's stock won £518, being in advance of the progeny of such highly-priopd stu' J horses as The Dauphin, Antcros, King" CdTe, ABCOt, Foul Play, Armamept, Sou'wester, &o. Abbll The Außtialiau's stock are from half-bred mares, the inference is that when mated with better bred tnares something very superior will be produced. The increasing value of The Australian's stock is evidenced by the lar^e prices commanded by his offspring, numbers from common mares having realised very high prices, and owners not caring to part with them ut all since Tarnnaki bred horses have distinguished themselves all over the colony. FurLber particulars and tabulated pedigree muy be obtained from the groom in obnrge A limited number of mares only will to taken. FEE : £5 (£4 i£ paid at Ist service), " pavablo by promissory note, dne Ist January, 1892 ; 10s payable >n first service. Good Paddock accommodation, leper week. All care but no responsibility* r@*The Australian will travel[{to Oaknra should sufficient .inducement offer. Apply to groom in charge. a33Q A. BIBHOP, Groom-iu-oharge. gftm-jtilh THE WELL-KNOWN RCSfcflnyr thoroughbred «S&2 FOTJLSHOT. BY, Musket out of Slander, and Bire of Sntpcap,- will stand at New Plymouth during the season ol 1891. Foulshot will be at Messrs Weat<fe Jury's stables, Devon-street, on September 7tb, and will remain there from Monday to Wednesday each week during the season. ~: For full pedigree see NJZ. Stud Book. Terms : £6 6s per mare; payable on or before January Ist, 1852. For further information apply to CHARLES WARD, a4ll Hawern. TO TBAVEL THIS SEASON BETWEEN OPUNAKE AKD NEW PLYMOUTH. The well-known KSQPII THOROUGHBRED mHtW*oi& COCKS GTJBLEt BY Towton— Certainty, by LI Barbary Chance, by Sir Hercules — Finessp. Towton by Melbourne — Cinizelli. by Touchstone— Broc c. Melbourne, by Humphrey Cliuke -Cervantes mare. Cocksure b»in t Puriri's sire from Dead Shot's dam uld bo a Rood recommendation, added the excellence of his stock, ono of his , Chequf, beiug the beat hock that hafi v.rer appeared^ on thiß coaflt, giving away lumps of weight and beating such performeiaas Jenny, vendor, Dnnuld, Pyramus, Deßpispd, and a boat of others. Songster, The Joltor, Ngatokoma, Counrillbr, Dynamite, Glndstone, Cr< oping Jane, 1 Ino, Dainy, and others of his Btook ' have won racee, and as hacks and harness lursis they are second to none. A most suitnble sire to cross with draught and li^ht harness mares. I' or terms and particulars apply to RO3ERT MUNRO, 848^ Babotu. O*£ X AJI per day tr bt «§» I- |O "I* ZL ma do by per- | •" G&fyT 80aB °£ eithe"' 3"x ia thtir own localities, at work for us. ' New business. All meet with wca ierful success. Anyone can do tho work. You don't need capital, or about tbs same is nono. We will stnrt you. No epaco to explain here. But you can make a snug little fortune honorably and easily. The employment is particularly adaptei to the rogion in whioh this publication circulates. Boys and girls earn nearly as muoh as men. Full partionlars and instructions mailed free. Now is the time— -don't dehy, but write to us at orjoe. STINBON and 00. 'n Mrthl, Mpfno TTnitod R^l^^w^