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Wanganui Herald, Volume XVI, Issue 4758, 29 August 1882, Page 3

LOST— A' ladies'' dress Ring. A reward of £1 will be pwd to any one returning same to Kohn Bros., Jewellers. , „ ' Stepping. . ' : .T7IBEEMAN R. JACKSON will deapttch -E the following steamers (weather permitting) as under n—r . / FOR WELLINGTON— The a s HUIA, Wednesday, 30th instant, at 10.30 p.m. FOR GREYMOUTH— The s s ST KILDA, . Wednesday, 30th instant, at 10.30 p.m. Return Tickets per the Huia are available at [all times by the Tni. For Freight or Passage, apply ta ' <■ ' FREEMAN R AQKSOtfI Agent " ' FOR W^LXlNGTONisfe^f* ■ FTIHESS GO-AHEAD leave for. the, above port on Tuesday. '29th instant, at 9.30 p.m. (weather permitting). For freight or passage apply to JOHNSTON & CO., Agents. Office : Opposite the Wanganui Club> Victoria Avenue. <■;,,-( *- ■/ TO STAND THIS SEASON IN THE WANGANUI DISTRICT. The Auckland Stud Company's Australian Thoroughbred Sire r\ A _P - A. - PIE ■ &***i4Sti ! : Will ai>riv ° in an * ■'m&SS»E^ ' £ anui on Wedne%day. ' o^W^^^flS^ The horse can be seen /[AjJr^JJM at Smiley ' 4 ; Stables. *^"^^l^WP^ Travelling places and all particulars in fnture issue. • - - - JOSEPH CHADWICK, Jpk. TO STAND THIS SEASON IN THE WANGANUI DISTRICT. * * 11 ■'"•■•••■ li ' The thoroughbred £±^m^^Bßk stallion mQIXVu rpOTA RA, • ' l^^iJL^LgK ■ > Ry- Ditimedes, out of .:• •' V^rSWHPjWP'"^ « f i ■ , Waimea. } £ \ .. -Tkems* : \SA } /groomage, sa. : : For further particulars, see future advertisement, or apply to ! SAM POWELL, Wanganui. "TJ ON T U A N ifT MpMH'OMnj _ 1S thoroughbred &mt horse will run w * tn nis mares this season 4_jb^«ißfc' J i/]«» a^ Woodlands Farm. r"^^^^*^ a T"^T He is a dark brown horse (without white), stands 15 hands 3 inches high, shows great power and quality, has a good constitution, short legs, with good bone. Is well adapted for getting weight-carriers and steeplechasers. His breeding cannot be surpassed. jSee Stud Books and Cards. ' ■ „ P Any of his mares that missed last year will be taken at half price. Tbbms : £3 ; paddocking free for four weeks, after which 2s per week. Every care taken, but no responsibility. Hind shoes of mares be removed. ■- All fees due on January Jst, 1883. [> ■■ ) i , JOHN HESLOP. ; TO STAND THIS SEASON AT WSNGANUI. 3 The Thoroughbred Stallion HM , P P O C A II np/! VMS. ShS^**>^^^ The property of and ibJ^Eil bred by W. Walters/ - '^s#^ f^M^-Es^.rlifcklaYdr"G9t ■ i^rfßet.iL-00' .by Dainty, .Ariel, dam' erman (a), her daifitJo^uette (a) by Lancelot' — Abaft, bjr Sheet Anchor.' Dainty Ariel, by'Ridflleawotth (aj.'da^ Al'tlifea' (b),»by Mseonidas (a% but oFAlice Gray (b), by Emifant (a), out of Gulnare (a). See Table' Xvof Pedigrees, Vol Hi <N.Z.:Stud Bob^. Tbbms :■ Mares classed under' A' or Bin the New Zealand Stud^B6oli ; ' £10;groomag^, ss. Other Mares', £6; groomage, 1 5s. Good paddocks for mares at 2s 6d per week. Everiy 'Care taken but no responsibility incurred/ As the abbVe' stallion is limited to 50 mareii,, early application" tenecesjsary. ■ •' For further parbiculais ' see 'oards bt to I , »;*.-'; - .«. i,y j.nHj pollock, i ] - - Wanganui. , i TO STAND' , THIS SEASON IN THE DISTRICTOF WANGANUI. | The celebrated imported American Trptting ,' , Stapion^, "the^property pf JoiL^^err, , Esq., Nelson, - | T>INOLE pATCHEN, By son of George M. Patchen, the celebrated Ameriqan trotter (dam's pedigree to follow). — A'so, — f "VTEWIiAND'S TTA'MBLETONIAN, By Speculation, by-Rysdysk's Hambletonian . i ,-. —dam Marina Washington, by j Burr's Washington. A^^^a' " Pinole Patchen is |a XkC^SkV kIS powerful black horse, - ■ '^^^ B— xSKPß** possessing good bone and magnificent action. Pinole Patchen's grandsire Geo. M. Patchen has a record of 2 minutes 18 seconds, and the celebrated mare Lucy, by Geo. M, Patchen, has a record of 2 minutes IBi seconds. Hopeful, another horse' sired by Geo. M. Patchen, has a record pf 2 minutes 14f seconds. Pinole Patchen nimself was"aj!roo'd performer, arid won several purses in California 'in first-class company, including a purse for stallions, with a record of 2 minutes 30 seconds. ' - 7> ■ i •' jlJ^ >(-.!■. , :'i . rfJ|i^^^^(dMajf '• Newland's HambleiffZ^^BJßT # "- tonian,* who was ako* afirstclass performdr,^ ,< i f%± "'" ' $^JrW% is a handsome blooid(^■■fPMV like bay, 11 years old, standing 16 bands high, with bone of the right description and beautiful action. In the purse won by Piuole Patchen he was only beaten by half a length in the final heat, 11 heats in all haviDg been trotted. The grandsire of Newland's Hambletonian, Rysdyjsk's Hambletonian, waa-also sire of the renowned trotter JDextor, who* haa-a record of 2 mihs 17JSCC8. ..,.., „ The above stallions were selected bjr '.that well-known judge of horseflesh, John £err, Esq., of Kelson, whilst in America,- and imported by. him to New Zealand atgreat cost. The Calif ornian "Spirit of the Times," of May 20, 1882, describes Mr Kerx'aipurchases as " several of our most popular sirea, whose breeding assures their success." The above sires possess the breeding, size, and substance' to beget, fast horses suitable for carriage and weight-carriers, a class of animals which always command high prioes. , „'T erms.: Single mares, £<i ; groomage fee*, ss ; an allowance of 10s will be made on each additional marc the property of :the same owner. Fees payable on Ist January, 1883. 'For further particulars apply, to SAM POWELL,. Or J. H. POLLOCK, Wanganni. In tho Bankrupt Estate of John Petty ALMtIDGH. \ LL accouuts owiup to the above Estate x\. must be paid to the Trustee before the 31st August. Accounts remaining unpaid after that date will immediately be sued for without further notice. FRANCIS J. JONES,. .... . Creditors'Triißtee.

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