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Auckland Star, Volume XXVIII, Issue 302, 30 December 1897, Page 8

Auctions. TO-MORROW.. AT SYLVIA" PARK. IN SETTLEMENT- OF PARTNERSHIP ACCOUNT. The undersigned have received instructions I from Mr J. G. Ralph to sell, | BAY COLT HYLAS, 2 years, by St. HippoCantiniere j BAY FILLY ST. INN IS, 2 years, by St. Leger —Innisfail „.-,,,-.„_,„, CHESTNUT FILLY PRESENTMENT, 3 years, by Richmond. HUNTER & NOLAN, Auctioneers. _____ - ■* __^*l_\^K.(V*tf--__^- *^c*i-—^"3^'^_?(-' :i N_ TO-MORROW. FIFTH ANNUAL SALE of the TUTOTUKOREA yEARLINGS (Bred by and the Property of Messrs Alison Brothers) Will (by kind permission of Messrs L. D. and N. A. Nathan) be held at SYLVIA PARK. MESSRS HUNTER AND NOLAN. Have received instructions to sell, immediately after disposal of Messrs Nathan's Yearlings, the following npiIOROUGIIBRED yEARLINGS. LOT 1.-BROWN FILLY by Regel out of Rewa Rewa, by Hippocampus out of Escape (dam of Escapade). LOT 2.—A CHESTNUT GELDING by Regel, own brother to Hippomenes, out of Mysterious, by Carbineer (by Musket) out of Mystery, got by The Painter out of Fortuna, by St. Aubyn (imp) out of Crescent, by Sir Hercules out of Moth, by Camel (imp) out of Miss Foote. LOT I..—A BROWN FILLY by Cuirassier out of Muriel, by St. Leger out of Lady Mary, by Towton (imp) out of Miss Nightingale, by Sir Hercules out of Jessica. St. Leger by Doncaster out of Atalantis. LOT 4.—A BAY COLT by Regel out of Tamora, by Musket* out of Moonlight, by Akc Ake out of Moonbeam, byPacific out of Moonshine, by The Libel sire of Traducer) out of Twilight, by Velocipede. Tamora was a most consistent performer, and is the dam of Nestor, the winner of the Auckland Cup and Derby, ISBG. This colt is an exceptionally line cne. LOT 5.—A CHESTNUT FILLY by Regel out of Jessie, got by Anteros out ot Tres Deuce, by Traducer out of Gitana, by Sir Hercules out of Gipsy Queen. Jessie is the dam of Rex and Chasseur, and was remarkably fast, but met with an accident when training. LOT (i.— A BAY COLT by Seaton Delaval out of Phantom ,by Musket out of Atlantis (dam of St. Leger). Phantom is full sister to Happyland, the dam of Hova, a great racehorse. This colt is well-grown and shows exceptional quality. LOT 7.—ABBArY r FILLY' by Regel out of Friendship (bred by Mr Rouse, in New South Wales, in 1579), by Reprieve (son of Yattendon) out of Nydia, by Tarragon out of Atalanta (grand dam of Reprieve) by Reprieve (imp). Friendship was a splendid performer- and a perfect lady in appearance; she is the dam of St. Regel, winner of the last St. Andrew's Handicap at Takapuna, and several other good races. LOT B.—A BAY FILLY by Regel out of Pearl by Barbarian out of Ladybird, by Traducer out of Barbary. This liily is half sister to. Carbuncle, winner of several Steeplechases and Hurdle Races. ON ACOUNT OF MRS WALTERS, OF THE GLENLORA ESTATE. BAY r COLT by Cuirassier-Helen McGregor BLACK FILLY' .by Hippo.campusEmpress BROWN FILLY by Hotchkiss—FlShgirl BROWN COLT by Cuirassier—Cressina BAY FILLY by Cuirassier—Lady limineline ON ACCOUNT OF MR W. D. HOLGATE. THE IMPORTED IRISH- HUNTING SIRE PADDY'S LAND, by Ascetic— Maymorn BROWN MARE SNEAK, by Cap-a-pie-Tell' Tale, by Fisherman, imported, with colt foal at foot by Paddy's Land BROWN COLT, 3 years old, by Paddy's Land—Sneak BROWN COLT, 2 years old, by Paddy's Land—Sneak ON ACOUNT OF E. F. ROCHE, ESQ., OF SHAFTESBURY. FOUR THOROUGHBRED COLTS AND FILLIES (Full particulars in future issue). Order of Sales will be given in future issue. HUNTER &■ NOLAN, j Auctioneers. TO-MORROW. DURHAM YARDS, at 10.30. WITHDRAWN FROM SYLVIA PARK SALE. Owing to dissolution of Partnership the Undersigned have received instructions to sell BAY COLT ANTARES, by Castor-Hilda, 4yrs old, Winner of Auckland Cup. HUNTER AND NOLA N, Auctioneers. \RTHUK TO..MAN. | . . |THOMAS NIOII-1.. TO-MORROW (FRIDAY). NEW YEAR SALE, At 11 o'clock sharp. OaW CASES WAIKATO PEACHES. PLUMS. GREENGAGES. GRAPES, Etc. ARTHUR TOO.MAN AND CO. TO-MOKKOWT^RfDAV), , At 11 o'clock, J. JONES Will sell by auction. POULTRY, PRODUCE. AND FRUIT, including Hothouse Grapes, from J. Will-tins. Waiknkoii. J. J ONES. . TO-MORROW. THE; , HAYMARKET* ALBERT-ST. ALFRED B[ICELAND & .SONS, • 1 Will sell as above at 11 o'clock, TTAY, GRAIN. MANURE, Etc. 7 FRESH YOUNG HORSES, from the country suitable for light harness work 1 REALLY GOOD HEAVY DRAUGH'I GELDING, (iyrs old, from East Coast, * with Trial • 2 FIRST-CLASS HEAVY DRAUGHT j GELDINGS, with i ton trials. ALFRED BUCKLAND & SONS. | TAILORING— Large Stock of Colonial, ! ■English and Continental Tweeds and! coatings. Newest Designs and surpris- i ing -value. • Suits to Measure from 40/:! Trbusers.. from* 10/6. Fit, style and I workmanship guaranteed.—G. Mcßride, Merchant Tailor, Importer, Gents' Outfitter and Hatter, 39, 41, 43 Victoria-street.