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Auctions. fTTMCR & CO. TINWALD SaLEYABDSL •mirjssesS MILES auadCO. haveteeeiwd toJJGL enietteeeto SELL BY AUCTION, THISDAY, ; TUESDAY, NOVBMBEB 4TB, 1 4»|\{l FIRST CROSS HOGGETS. . XoUV mjlbs aud ca, Aacttoseenh G. JAMESON, " SStf Agent._ wool* wooi* woof* Miles and Co. Are prepared to make EJBERAT, CASH ADVANCES On the Ensuing WOOL_CLIP& OUR FIRST SALE TAKES PLACE ON THURSDAY, NOV. 6. J. T.FORBvV -, gg Auctioneer* PYNE AND CO. a]^uaLba|j^^; O7 THE MIDDLEPARK YEARLINGS, PYKE & CO. have received instructions from the Middlepark Stud Company V SELL BY AUCTION. AT . .. , : , . . ,-.;-■ MI D D L B PA RIK ' (Near Chnatchuroh), ON THURSDAY, NOV. 6, At 2 P.M., . ThefeUowingYEA.RLING3, wiWthate Engagements:— - i Ch o, by St. George—Charm Br c by Apremont—Gilda B c by Apremont—Becky Sharp ; 80, by Total Eclipse—Ravenswin* Ch c, by St George—Red Rose fße,by > 7 ,11 j Br 6, by St. Geftrge—Flenrange I Be, by St. George—Take Miaa • 8 0, by St. George—Rupee Br c. by St. Georges-Fair Nell B % by Apremont—Mrs Rawdon Ch f, by Apremont—Martyr -. ■ :; ?-.; . ~._. ,'. 'AleO, ,',.;■. l,U\ THE FOLLOWING TW^YEAR^LDS, * '" '"With their Engagements:— Bo EROS, by. St. George—ldalia ■ Be MORPHEUS, by St. George—Hammock Bγ c, by St. George—Strenua. ."'•— —■• PYNE*CO.; ' J ; r '■■> ■ Amctioneera, FIFTH ANNUJLL UNRESERVED BALE - :■■:• OF THE '■ ■ ItOSSLE V yMREtNGS. PYNS & CO. hare received instruction from H. Horeford, Esq., to SELL BY AUCTION AT ... , MLDDLIPiBS ; ? - (Near Chrietehuroh), * ON 6, At 2 p.m. The following YEARLINGS, with their Engagements :— .. Ch c, by Cadogan— - . . B^byCadogatt-Mieaßuasley Br c, by Albany—Helena Be, by Cadogan—La Mode t-One, by Cadogan—Nonsense Ch £, by Cadogan—Maritana by Oadogan—Doris B^jiyAlbany—Sis*ca Bf.byCa&gaa-* lool ® & CO. AnettQß»ara._ pY N X ASh£ £} o; Have recelred instraotioslS**' SELL BY PUBLIC AUC^^ N » MIDDLEPABK \ THURSDAY, NOV. §}* Immediately after the Sale of the Middlepark and Russley yearlings is concluded, CHESTNUT FILLY, 3yrs,..by Cadogan— Mazitana, without reserve. Also, mHOROUGHBRED MARE IDALIA. by J. Traitor—Kitty Clyde, by Maltoa—venl• son mare. fPHRKE-YEAR-OLD COLT LIGHTNINO. JL by PerJdn Warbeck—ldaHa. TWO -YEAR-OLD COLT BREECH* LOADER, by Perkin Warbeek-ldalie, Drags will leave the Empire Hotelf or Middle , Park at one o'clock, and will return after the , Sale. . i> ■ . PYNB and Cα, I 8874 Auctioneers. I PYNE and CO. bare received Instruction* lrom G. P. PULLEY, ESQ., w> BELL BY AUCTION, at - THEIR WOOL STORES, Uβ OASEEL STREST, ON FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7th, Immediately after Mr P. C. Tabartfs sale Of 7 PURE-BRED COMBING MERINO RAMS t> PURS-BRED CLOTHING MERINO 55 RAMBO : ; v; :J J, ; These Bams are bred direct from aheep imported from Tasmania. TheTSJenowonviewatonrWooSStorea, - Catalogues giving; fan particulars of thefer I breeding, Jto» cuM obtained on appitimttoa PYNE and CO--8878 Aoctioneagfc t S- >; ,,.. f . ~...;. F.C. TABAKE. v ...., v ..- : WOOL. WOOI* "X t) m tAßkßft CASH ADVANCES O2TTHB ' • v ENSUING CLIP ■VBSK OF COMMSBBION.; FIRST SALE oar THURSDAY, NOV. 6. 1898.. * Pexiodieal Salee tela thronghoat tfce Seseoa. FIRST SALE EARLY IN NOVEMBER. AS Wool by rail hasFKEE CARTAGE from ChrJstcharcb. Railway Statica. to Store*. . My Stores are OBsorpassad fa? au lots either large or small, aad both, wal tatra WogpaeJ*, Twine, rat«. ' F.C. TABART, - j ,r., Aoctioaieer. WooUsolwr. Aα.