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'" . AUCTIONS. * PYNE AND CO. A D D I N'-G TON SALE. TO-MORROW, WEDNESDAY. X SF_X3_d-"^NTRIES— 400 Two, Four, Six and Eight-tooth Crossbred Ewes, in lamb And several' consitmmsnts of extra Prune Wethers. 100 Grain-fed Pigs (Porkers and Light Baoooers) _ PYNE and CO., 6585 Addington. niATTERSALL'S. SPECIAL SALE. FRIDAY, AUGUST 17th, 1905. PRESENT BNTRIEiS— On account of MR ROBT. RAINEY. Tai Tapu. Bay Draught Mare. 6yrs Bay Draught Filly, 4yrs, by Highland Prince Full Pedigrees at salo. On account of MR W. F. CLINTON, Darfieid, Br Draught Filly. 3yTB, by Shepherd Lad, dam by Early Morning Br Draught Filly, 3vts. by Shepherd Lad, dam by Avon Chief Br Draught Mare, Syrs, by Maoauley, dam by Foreign Policy Blk Draught Filly. 2yrs, by Sardow, dam by Foreign Policy Draught Gelding. 3tts B. Draught Mare, oyrs, by Cedric tho Saxon • B. Draught Mare, 7yrs, by Glenlie On account of MESSRS WESTENRA BROS., Dunsandel, Draught Gelding, 7yrs, very staunch and sound, weighs 18 cwt, and would make a good shunter On account of MR J AS. DYSART. Kirwce. Dranght Gelding, rising 4yrs, by Highland Prince, sound and staunch; a real good sort On account of MR JOHN GILBERT, Dunsandol, Draught Gelding, lyrs," by Rob Roy 11., make a good Spring Cart Horse Draught Gelding, 4yrs, by Burnside On account of MR F. O. BOYLE, Leeston, Draught Geiding, oyrs, broken to all work; sound On account of tho EXECUTORS the late JAS. JOHNS, 6 First-class Draught Mares and Geldings, 3 and tyrs old On acconnt of MR A. ALEXANDER Rakaia, Draught Gelding, syrs, by Prince Alfred; a real good sort, and sound On account of MR WALTER BERRY*, Cust, Draught Gelding, broken to all work, staunch, and a good shatter On account of CLIENTS, Draught Gelding, 6yrs. broken to all work Draught Gelding, oyrs, broken to all work Draught Gelding, 4yrs, broken to all work Draught Gelding, syrs, broken to all work On account of MR THOS. RAINEY, Taipapa. Bay Maro, by Vanquieher, in foal to Highland Prince Bay Filly, rising 3yrs, broken all farm work Bay Colt, rising 2yrs, by Highland Prince Full Pedigrees at Sale. On account of MR R. HOLLAND, Rakaia, 6 First-class Draught Mares, 4 to 6yra old, all good sorts, and sound On account of MR JAMES LITTLE, H awarderBay Maro Polly, 7yrs, broken all farm work ■ ■ ■ ' Bay Mare Jean, oyrs, broken all farm work Bay Marc Carter, 3yrs, broken all farm ] work Brown Gelding Duke, 3yrs broken all farm work Bay Gelding Tommy, 3yrs, broken all farm work Bay Gelding Jack, 2yrs,' broken all farm work . . On account of MR H. H. McLEAN, Ajnberley,, Bay Draught Mare, 6yrs, in foal, Bound; any trial On account of MR F. J. ANDREW. Springston, •Chestnut Filly, rising 4yrs, by Lord Roberts, broken farm work; sound On account of MR J. McCLELLAND, Bay Draught Entire, Young Crown Prince, 7yTS, «by Waikarimoana; absolutely without reserve B. Entire, Royal Prince, rising 4yrs, by Prince Victor, dam Vie by Harkaway, winner of throe let prizes at Christchurch Shows; without reserve On account of MRS OLIFF, Gr. Entire, Hazeldean, by Childe Harold, dam Nancy by Ncwington B. Entire, 4yrs, by Specification—Jenny ¥nd, broken to saddle and harness illy, -yrs. by Hazeldean—Jenny Lind On account of MESSRS HERRICK BROS., j Tai Tapu, \ Clydesdale Stallion' Royal Champion, rising •lyrs, by Young Champion, a first prizetaker. Full pedigree at sale. On account of MR PETER L"fl__, Dunsandel, Bay Draught Stallion. Kelvin _rove, rising 7vts, by' Dr. Seddon, dam Rose, by Kelvin Bay Draught Stallion, Alvcs, rising 4yrs, by Prince Alfred, dam Maud, by Woodlands On account of MR W. F. CLINTON, Darfieid, Br. Mare, 4yrs. by Almont, dam Vagary B. Gelding, rising 3yTs, by Belmaa, dam by Wildwood—Pansy B. , , Pony Filly, rising 3yre, by Belman, dam Trissio -"' [ Bay- Gelding, good jumper and good hack Blk. Shetland Pony, Syrs, quiet On account of MR W. J. S-lITH. Well-known Polo Pony, The Rat, quiet in harness, and beautiful mover Entries close TO-MORROW (Wednesday), Sale starts at 10,30 a.m. Several of these horses can be seen at Tsttersall's on Thursday. : ' PYNE and CO., 6568 Auctioneers. TATTERSALL'S. BLOOD STOCK SALE. MONDAY", AUGUST 20_i. WE ehall hold Sale as above. Entrance fee, 6s each horse. PYNE and CO., 65M Auctioneers. DALGETY AND CO. "\ DDIX GT 0 N YARDS. TO-MORROW. ''~,'- SPECIAL ENTRY--700 _o_nd-mOutb. Halfbrod Ewes, to lamb j middle September, to Border Leicester Rams 6574 DALGETY and CO., I___ITED. C. R. WILSON. POULTRY MARKET STILL RISING. .READ MY SALES. DEMAND GREATER THAN THE : / SUPPLY. BEST Turkeys 33s pair. Best Fat Cockerels ■6s Bd. Fat Hens -3a 9d. Pullets to 6s, Geese to 9s. Pedigree Poultry—Cockerels to 90s, Pullets to 12s 6d, Hens to 7s Cd. SaJe Every Saturday. Entries-Invited. Crates forwarded. Potatoes —Bo3t . Table to __s sack, Best Seed to 255. Small Samples 10s sack. Incubators—Best makes from 30s. Auction Sale Eggs Every Wednesday, at 11. Entries Invited. Good Sale and High Prices. C. R. WILSON, 699 Auctioneer. H. T. SMITH. PEOPLE'S AUCTION ROOMS. LICHFIELD STREET. NEXT CITY BOOT PALACE. TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY- 12 o'clock. BLANKETS, SHEETING. LINENS, TOWELS. ETC. Balance D. and S. Blankets. Engbsh and Colonial Quilts. Bed-prcads, Rugs, Sheeting, Linens, Drees and Costume Lengths, Drapery. Clothing. Millinery, and Trimmings. Fancy Goods, etc. 350 yards Linoleum, China Matting, and Tapestry Carpets, 60 TURKISH TOWELS. 60 YARDS BED TICKING. "POSITIVELY WITHOUT RESERVE. 605 H. T. SMITH, Auctioneer.