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Taranaki Herald, Volume XL, Issue 9206, 7 October 1891, Page 4

TO STAND THIS SEASON AT BELL BLOOK. fiSt&*a^a THIS THOROUGH. SKmIBA bred stallion ci^BfeasS The Australian* The Aostbaman (late War Eagle) was brnd by Mr W. Gurrord, of Rapid Bay, South Australia, and sold as a yearling foi 600 puineaß. He is a dark brown horse, with black points, ani stands 15 hands 3J inches hi«h, and is a suro foal getter, two mans only out of sixty-nine, so far as can. be ascertnined at proseDt, having missed during the past season. Prdiqbek: The Australian, by Tregoagle (imported), out of Ordeal (imported), by Touchstone out of ' Mrs Fowler, by Heron (sire of Fisherman'), gg d Muloy, out of Sißter to Pope, by Shuttle, &j. The Australian is a fine tempered animal and sound A tilance at the above pedigree will show The Australian possesses tho most fashionable blood of the day. Being a grandson of the mighty Touchstone ought to convince the most fastidious breeder of horsa stock that such a strain is not to be obtained olsowhore at such a low fee. The Australian iB the sire of Torpedo, who last racing season ro greatly distinguished himself, " sweeping- the pool at Nelson and ' Taranaki J.C. Boxing Day meeting, and cutting out the mile and a-half at Wanganui in 2mfn 421P0 (beaien by half a length b'y.M'ontrose II); SltiiUß, FLUKEM^MAOAnoNI/Triß Obpiian, all substantial winners, and othora A 3-year-old brother to Flukrm is valued by 1 hisoWn'erd at £100. " ' jgiP" Last season The Australian's stock won £518, being in advance of tho progeny of such highly-priced stud horses as The Dauphin, Antoros, King Cole, Ascot, Foul Play, Armament, Sou'wester, &c. As 1 all Tbe Austialian's stock are from half-bred mares, the inference id that when mated with better bred ' marob something superior will be produced. ,' ' The increasing value of The Australian's stock is evidenced by the large prided commanded by his offspring, numbers from common mares having realised very high prices, and owners not caring to part with them at all isiace Taranaki bred horses have distinguished themselves all over the colony. Further particulars and tabulated pedigree may be obtained from the groom in oharge A limited number of mares only will be taken FEE : £5 (£4 if paid at Ist service), payable by promissory note, due let January, 1892 ; 10s payable on first service.' ' Good Paddock accommodation, Is per week. All care but no responsibility. @*Tho Australian will travel to Oakura should sufficient inducement offer. Apply to groom in charge. ' " a 330 A. BISHOP, Groom-in oharge. TO STAND THIS SEAgQNP £?fcp*j*^3» HTSE THOROUGHsyy£l|i|jj J- BRED STALLION *Gajfefcfe^4 Lionel/ who Las been importod into this district from Auckland by Mr W. J. Russell, will stand this senson in town, and travel the country, if eufficient inducement offers, aB follows : — Mondays, to. Inglcwpod ,via. Junction Road ; Wednesdays, Oka*.o. Lionel, who is rising 8 years old, is by Leolinus (imp.), out of Pelroleuee (imp.), and is, therefore, half-brother to that great throe -year-old GaUisg, novp performing bo well in Australia, and Botchkiss, the famous Auckland stallion, whoso fee is the highest in New Zealand. Leolinus also sired Mist) Alice, from Potrol^use, who has run well in Sydney, and Whakawai, winner of tho Maiden Plate, 25050v8 , one and a-quarter. miles, at the V.R.C. Spring Meeting. LiONR!, is consequently full brother and related to theao \v<:ll known performers Tho full pedi.jreo oC both nire and dam will bo found in thn New Zealand Stud Book. Termg, £2 por single niaro ; rodnction made in case of two or more mirofl, tho property of same owner. Groom's foe, 2s 6d. Full particulars and every information relative to travelling on application to ' a 457 W.'J. 1 RUSSELL. TO TKAVEL THIS .SEASON BETWEEN OEUNkkE <AND NEW PLYMOUTH. , . -*Mn. The well-known CTSgHmi THOROUGHBRED WyTfnl ' STALLION . CQ QJxS U j|iE» . BY Towton — Certainty^ by >L1 Birbary Chance,. by ;Sir Hercules—^Finesse. Towton by Melbourne 1 . -~ Cinizolli. ]by Touchstone— Brocade. Melbourne, by Humphrey Clinker — Cervantes mare. Cocksure being by Puriri'a sire from Dead Shot's dam should be a good recommendation, added to the excellence of his stock, one of his get, Cheque, .^beiug the best bock that has ever appeared on this coast, giving away lumps of, weight and beating such performeisas-Jonny, Vendor Donald, P\ramus, Despided, and a bout of others. Songster, Tbe Jok'.-r, Ngatokaiua, Councillor, Dynamite, Glddstone, Ch oping Jane, Ino, Daisy, and otheis of his stock have won racop, and aB hacks and harness horsrs they are Btcrnd to none. A most suitable sire to cross with draught and light harness mares. ' ' r'or terms and particulars apply to RO3ERT MUNRO, a 485 ' Rabotu. a^^ss* THE WELL.KNOWN BSEKj%4 THOROUGHBRED dS^SJt FOUL ( SHQT. BY Musket out of , Slander, and sire of t-nupcap, wi,!l Btand at Now Plymouth during the seueou pi 1891. Foulshot will be at Mesßrs West & Jurj 's stablce, Devon-street, on September 7tb, and will remain tburo from Monday to Wednesday each week .during; the season. , , For full pedigree sce.N.Z. Stud Book, Tebms : £6 6s per mare; payable on or before January Ist, 1852. For further information apply to CHARLES WARD, &411 ' Hawera. MONEY TO LB&D IN LARGE OR SMALL SUMS AT LOWEST OUBRBNT RAT&S, ALSO,— Town and Country Properties fur Sale or to Let. — Apply to ARTHUR BTANDRH, 705 M . FhKoitor To Cure Skin Dibeases. — Sulpholinb Lotion quickly drives away Eruptions, Pimples, Blotches, Itodneas, Eczema, Acne, Disfigurements, Roughness, and Scurf, &c. leaving a olear, spotless Skin and beautiful Complexion. Sulpholine iB a necessity for the Skki, especially in hot climates. Made in London. Sold overywhore. — Adv*