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Taranaki Herald, Volume XL, Issue 9254, 2 December 1891, Page 2 (Supplement)

MRS. ORCHARn~T STRATFORD, TEACHER OF MUSIC, SINGING, PAINTINC 2{ AND FANCY T^ORK. TFJrst-clAes Certificates and HieLes estimonialn. Rbferenceb :— Bis Lordship the JBishoj of Nelson ; W. C. Eodgson, Fsq. Inspector of Schools, Nelson ; R. Lee jiiiu Lee, Inspector of Schools, Wellingtoa a 59( g TO STAND THIS SEASON. 4ttmmm% T HE PUREBREI MEQBSJA L CLYDESDALE HORSE vTaranafei's Lord Ravenswood*y - Lord Ravenswood was got by thai celebrated horse Sir Colin Campbell, dam Jenny, sot by Clydeedale Hero, imported from Scotland, grand-dam Jessie, imported from Viotoria. Lord Ravenswood has been a most successful prize-taker. He has immense bone, and is staunch and quiet. Lord RAVEN6WOOD will travel between Eltham and Inglewood, passing through Ngaire on Mondays to Eltham, returning to Stratford same day ; leaving Stratford on Wednesday, paesing through Midhirst and 'Vaipuku to Inglewood, returning Thui • :"■■. On other roads to suit tbe cony- r., ,re of settlers. Ter .-. £1 lQs. Paddock for mares free X i -i month, but no responsibility. Ffps to ) f. i ud at close of season. This sea-.i-u commences Ootober'lst. T. TAYLOR, a 430 Stratford. C TO STAND THIS SEASON;" at Seaoliff Farm, JPnniho. ■* , flira T»HE"THOROiUiGH1 BRED STALLION %£&& Shan O'Neal. - Shan O'Neal, by Elswiok, imported -<rom Ireland, got by Dr O'Toole, son TMrdcatcher, dam Franlein, by De Rnyter — Nethertonj Maid, by Anchor Tantivy, eon of Emiluß mare Myrti'la, by Flyer, son of Vandyke, junr. Dam Laurel, bred "by Dr Musgen in 1866, got by Peter Flat (imported), her dam Bharkie, by Riddlesworth (imporn-.). Vanessa, the mother of Redeemer, is full sister to Laurel. Fiflhcok, who won the Dunedin Cup, is oat of Lfiure). thus being half-brother to Shan O'Nbal. Tern.g, 25b pt-r more, payable at end of Mason. Goon pa (Mock accommodation at ltfri per wf-k. Kvery care taken, but no m ponbibi lit;.. For further particulars apply to ALLEN BELL, *4€o Paniho. io:nAVV '.his season at OriATA, '•nd Tuil travel if sufficient* jtadaee* mt^ meet offers, j^ T"» Ii E THOROUGHBRED *«£J^ 1 STALLION JLJL Vendor. Vendor h a W >>t bay, seven year sold, standing v* out f £ bands, with good <*■ power and quali \ nd good temper. Vbndob (b), *- : -il in Taranaki in 1884 pot by Repn'n-'oa (b), dam Confidante (b) got b\ I m L'uwn (b),her dam Fides, by St. A. i. \n (a) — Chance, by Sir Hercalfp (•.). Resolutio. got by Pacific (a), dam DisoretioD. v >y Towton (a), out of Cassandra, b^ i'riam (b). Vendor id a good turf performer. He started iv twenty-Bix races, winning thirteen rices out of the twenty-six, as a thr<-e-3 • ur-old ; he started in one race as ' a four-.' ear-old; as a five-year-old ran in j eightitu races, winning ten races, running second in three, third in three, nnd the other*, unplaced ; os a six-y&ar-old ran in six. races, winning two, and running second in one race, and unplaced in the others. Vendo proved that ho could race, stay, and carry weight; winning the Fljing at Turakina with 9at 31b, Pyramus seoond ; winning Ladies' Bracelet at the same meeting with list 31b ; winning the Winter Oats at Wanganui with 7et 31b, Boukn^er eecond, running the mile and half in 2ubin. 41£secs., proving himself a racehorse ; ran dead heat with Montrose 11. at Wanganoi Spring Meeting, carrying Bflt 61b ; winning the Ruilway Handicap at Rangitikei with 7st 121 b, Foxton second. SS^fT"" Terms.— Single mare, £2; two or more as per agreement. Good paddocks provided at Is 6d per week. Every caie taken, but no responsibility. Ik For further particulars apply to JERVIS GEORGE, f'/^' Omata. »*V* f JJWj-lVjy. unuxuti.. GUBW*.KM