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Auckland Star, Volume XXVIII, Issue 300, 28 December 1897, Page 8

Auctions- ___ ■ ' " " * THE HAYMARKET, ALBERT STREET. TO-MOEEOW. FIRST ANNUAL SALE OF THOROUGHBREDS. The undersigned will sell on WEDNESDAY, December 29, at 12 o'clock, THE FOLLOWING THOROUGHBRED HORSES ". — From Mr D. McKinnon— A 6-year-old Gelding by FlintlockFast Asleep Four-year-old Filly by Flintlock—Melody, by Feve JENNY LIND. unbroken OM4, bay gelding, by Flintlock—Pikau, full brother to Haria and Picklock. From Major George— THE MASTER, 4 years, by Nelson out of The Maid, in training; never raced THE SLAVE, bay filly, 2 years old, by The Workman out of Fieyole, in training; never raced. From Mr Alfred Bucklanu— FAIRY QUEEN, by The DauphinQueen Mab; filly foal at aide by Seaton Delavel NORNA, 4 years, by Hotchkiss—Fairy . Queen; filly foal at side by Seaton Delavei. BRBNDA, 3 years, by Hotchkiss—Fairy Queen Bay Yearling Filly by St. Leger—Fairy Queen. Entered for The Royal Stakes, 1898 and 1899. The Great Northern Foal Stakes, IS9B and 1899. MARQUIS, Black Pony, by Derringer, dam Chiquita, by Kandwlck out of Cochico by Ravenaworth. Also, From Mr A. McNicol— Bay Mure, 4 years old, by Gilderoy From Mr James A. McMahon— Chestnut Filly, 2 years old, unbroken Chestnut Colt. 2 years old, unbroken Chestnut Marc, aged Chestnut Mare, broken to harness Strong Bay Mare, foal at Hide by Pleasanton; served by Lord Glasgow Mazurka, by Pacific fr.om Minnie Athol Draught Gelding, thoroughly staunch. .Grey Gelding, 6 years old, lirst-class hack and good in harness Bay Gelding. 16.2, handsome and quiet to ride; would make a splendid harness hor.se Bay Mare, 4 years old, by the Trotting I-lorae Balderdash And 2 Heavy Draught Horses,fresh from the country, with trials A Light -running Double-seated Buggy, pair quiet Horses, and Harness. From Messrs Paterson and Co.— 12 Useful 'Bus and Tram Horses. ALFRED BUCKLAND & SONS. , THE HAYMAKKET. ALBERT STREET, TO-MOEKOW. ALFEED BUCKLAND & SONS. Have been favoured with instructions from Mr J. R. Corrigan to sell WITHOUT THE SLIGHTEST RESERVE, at their New Yards, Albert-street, To-mor-row, at 12 o'clock, THE FOLLOWING TROTTING HORSES, with their engagements at Potter's Paddock on 30th instant:— COBWEB, Chestnut Gelding, 6 years old, • brother to that good performer Spider MIHANGI, Brown Gelding CIGAR, Bay Gelding. These horses are quiet, well-mannered, and good, and will be sold subject to trials in harness, and without reserve. ALFRED BUCKLAND & SONS. TO-MORROW. WEDNESDAY, 29th December. - - S.S. SCOTCHMAN. The Subscribers (J. Dacre auctioneer) will sell by Auction at their Rooms, Queen-street, on Wednesday. 29th inst., at 11 o'clock. THE SCREW STEAMER SCOTCHMAN, 30 tons register, carries 65 tons coals, with all her Gear. Anchors and Chains, Boat, Sails, Steam Winch, etc., etc., as per-Inventory at our Office. ■ Her Boiler Tubes are nearly all new, and the Vessel, Boiler and Machinery passed her Government inspection on 6th inst. SAMUEL COCHRANE AND SON, Auctioneers. Lands and Survey Office, Auckland, December 24, 1891. IT is hereby notified that the Kauri Timber on Section 3, Block XIV., Tutamoe S.D., comprising 578 trees.containing about 2 854,022 superficial feet, will be offered for sale by public auction at this office on FRIDAY, 21st January, 1898, at 11 o'clock a.m. Upset price, £2,140 10s. CONDITIONS OF SALE.—One-half in cash or marked cheque on the tall ot the hammer.the balance within six (6) months thereafter. „„.. Timber to be removed on or before 30th March, 1599. For further particulars apply at this OfliCe' GERHARD MUELLER, Commissioner Crown Lands. W. J. Hunter's Walkato Saloa. THURSDAY, JANUARY G. In Estate A T. McKnight, bankrupt, to sell on the farm. Whatawhata, THE FARM OF 250 ACRES, with good house, nearly new, erected thereon, besides outbuildings; goodwill of 100 acres leasehold adjoining farm; Allotment and b roomed House (now used as hotel) in Whatawhata township, and let from beginning of November, 1897, for six months at 5s per week (subject to mortgage of £25); 17 Cows in full milk or at calving;. Bull 2 li-year-old Heifers; 10 Calves; SO Fat 4-tooth Crossbred Wethers; 2 Muskapeer Fillies; 2 Mares and Foals; Draught Horse;. Spring Cart Horse; 2 Medium Draught Horses; Upstanding Colt (broken) 4 years, by Muskapeer; nearly new medium Tip Dray, in first-class order; Nearly new P Spring Cart and Harness; Shaft and Plough Harness; 2-wheel Reid and Gray S F. Plough, nearly new; l<ac-K-cSs. Buckets, etc. Sale at 12 o'clock. Without reserve. OHAUPO-Wednesday, lGth February. IN ESTATE OF A. T. McKNIGHT, at WHATAWHATA. AT AN EARLY DATE. F4.RM, STOCK, LAND and HOUSE at Whatawhata, now, used as hotel, etc. THERE WILL BE NO SALES held by me at either Hamilton or Te Awamutu this month. _ WEDNESDAY, 16th FEBRUARY. ANNUAL, SHEEP FAIR. The undersigned will hold his ANNUAL SHEEP FAIR at Ohaupo on above date. Entries solicited. At 12 o'clock. . WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 23. RANGIRIRI CATTLE SALE.. CATTLE, SHEEP, HORSES, etc". W. J. HUNTER. U! HEN GOING TO MAKE A PRESENT &o to TYLER'S, Queen-street, who makes a specialty of Dainty, Choice, aad Up-to-Dato Goods at prices that defy competition. TOM KEESING'S, Tfarangahape Road, for Xmas Presents, Jewellery, l<ancy Goods, Toys, Lending Library. Watches and Jowellory repaired. EXHIBITION of Glassblowinp every afternoon, from 2 till 5. Admission 6d. Prizes given.—Works, Freeman's Bay. ~\TO Middleman's Profit to pay when you buy -L~ Footballer Brand of Clothing. One price, that is the lowest consistent with really good work.-J. H. Dalton, Queen-street. YMPHONY SELF-PLAYING ORGAN. The wonder of the century. Just landed ex s.s. Waikato. The finest selfplaying organ now made. £100 will not buy, but £105 will. Now on view at the London and Berlin Piano Co., Shortlandstreet. W. H. Webbe, Manager. TTOUSEHOLBERS. see that your grocer sup- -!■-»•. Plies you with Now Zealand Dairy Asao,cjiatap»'a Butter. ~ —7.