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Patea Mail, Volume I, Issue 5, 7 November 1887, Page 4

A different result.-—The JS..Z. times say?;—Mr Perston, local manager of the Bank o£ Now South VV rlcs, received a telegram yesterday slating that at Hie half -yearly meeting of the B.ink, held at Sydney, a dividend of 15 per cent, with a 24 pec cent, bonus, was declared, and : ( i12,0(M) carried to the reserve fund, making the latte a- £090,000. A young man name i Charles Uphara shot: himself at his parent .s’house, Tinakori road. Wellington Tb& c.iuse of the su cide was monetary troubles.

THEJ LAST SEASON IN TARANAKI. TUB BiLUPHIH. ripHE Greatest and Best of Traducer’s -B- mighty family, from Maria Thcr/’Sfc, a daughter of Rataplan (l oth sire end dam imported .from England. will stand this season IN NEW PLYMOUTH, for tho last time, and it behoves Breviers to at once secure his services, ns tho number of Mares will be limited. Tito Foo that ho is now offered at i# just to meet the times, so hard upon aU at present. THE DAUPHIN’S Stock are THE BEST EVER RAISED IN THIS DISTRICT, and for grass fed horses are not approachable by any in New Zealand, some having left tho breeders’ hands at surprising prices J one in Auckland at £IOO, and not one year old. Others not yet foaled are bespoken at faultless prices. His stock are almost perfection for size, substance and good looks, all being lull of qualify. Ho stamps ids great Tradncer blood on all, and may at once bo picked upon, by tho quality and size shown in his stock— surprising even the owners and breeders. Those that know the value of tho Eclipse, Herod, Highflyer, and Matchem Mood at once pick upon The Dauphin as tho corning sire ol the Colonies, no other exci'dit'.g kim in such a grand «nd v»hi;u le conn ination. This is verihek by some Auckland breeders going to (inrisk and espouse of sending mares to Taranaki ; one even sending an express marc, lw breed a carriage horse. Terms—Thorougnbreds, £8 8s ; fcalfbreds and others, £4 4s. Groomnge, 2s 6d, Fees payable by P. N. at time of service, M. CUNNINGHAM,