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AUCTIONS. H. AKD COTATTERSALL'S. TO-DAY at 10.30. * TN addition to *™*7 advertised V"-"-'-_?_« ™™\ .; » r.vldinff. S ve_rs, brosen to 1 Chestnut G01an..,, v . t> eh n%A>t,<r 7 years, broken to chains 2 Bay Gelding. « .«-« • JOHNSON, On account >&£_*- Jt -. R_v Filly, 4 veare, stinted to O.enin... 1 %« i* Wk. by Border ChielFi«'!d Marshal mare 1 Bay Gelding. 7_ycars. broken all work rrRTIIER ENTRIES SOLICITED. MATSqy,and CO. Tnnual leeston horse fair. THURSDAY 1015. 11 o clock bhnrp. 100 l? sv) "' II --{'_ i "; VU DIUUGHTS. 'x.E£STQnIaIeYARD3. On account U. -«• chftin 3 Bay Gelding--, _-'_:"' ,-- i]vir 4- Okncoc f?d bj . H eroj Stud Book "*'-■*■.• »»_«,. - I-UO'. chain* , I Splendxl '-> Id '^S£ CT) MoLACHLAN _ Sir S?_H_n ißanm , L-ta-dc Shephcrf). «und nnd heavy , 1 15s v r,^" C \lhe; - Oi fcal 'at "foot by - bV'Stvie, and stinted neam 1 C h« w <* A * 1U - s,wplwra _ *y *"*"*• ! Bay 6 -^Se, .tinted to Baron B-l----g-arvie 9 sound LOCKHEAD. Southbridge— 1 Che? Gelding, 4yr». all farm wcr.c 1 Bay Mare, »« «ork, foal at toot by Sundv's Heir 1 Bay Gelding, riaing 3j rs. broken to chains ... 1 „•„. _ 1 Bay Filly, rising Oyrs. Vo-tcn t> chaiM 1 Bay Gelding. Syrs, all work (shaf.erl Oil account COOPER'S ESTATE. Xii- , linchy— ■ 3 Geldings, 3yr_ off, broken to chains I 2 Mares, Syrs', all work, -shalter* On account. GEORGE McCLURE, Killinchy 1 Bay Gelding. Cyrs, all work V 1 Brown Oelding, Byra f all work > 1 Cho9. Geldintr. tytt. all work On account W. WYLLIE, Southlindge— 3 Draughts, nil farm woTk, from f-yra On account D. HAMPTON, Silvrrticoit.— ■4 Draughts, 3, 4, .", Cyre. all work On occount R. McCLELLAND, Mill Farm— 3 Colts and Fillies, 3yrs On account T. CARTER, Southbr.dge— 1 Bay Filly, 4vr«, by Sandy's Hv.r 1 Bay Geld , 3yrs, by Sandy's Hfir On account ISAAC ANDREW, Elicsmere— Consignment of Colt- nnd Fillies, al«-i "tho Clydesdale Stallion Baron Victor (N.Z.5.8., 1360). On account CHASn ANDREW. Greenpark— Consignment of Colts and -"lilies Also," Con«igtim<mt» from the following wellalmown breeders (Space'will not allow for detail):—S. Gibson 'Willewbatiki, O. E. Benny (Holly Farrrl), 11. McLenaghan (Kil-' linchy), Jas. Tjockhead, G. Osborne, F. Aldridge. G. Hsnnaford, D. McGregor. J. Recce, A. Groeiiwood, W. O. Ronnie, Thos. Jackman, F. L. R. Barnett, J. Brooks. W. McCausland. Jns. MoClelland, Thos. Winter, A. Boyd, Mrs Hastings. Todd's Estate, F. Thinu, J. Barnett, F. Manson, Hi Greaves, and other*. SALE AT 11 SHARP. Commission 5 ->er cent. Halter Is. AU horece to be *yard*d by 10 a.m. NOTE TO BUYERS.-Tlio horses placed ' before tho public this year are ecme of the finest Canterbury can produce. Every horse is the properly of a bona fide farmer. . ATTEND THIS SALE. N.B.—The train leaves Christchurch Station 5.40 H.m. for .Leepton. returning -t.30. A conveyance will meet the morning train from Asliburton at Dunsandol. NO ENTRIES ACCEPTED AFTER TO-DAY. ___\ H. MATSON and CO. PRELIMINARY NOTICE! CLEARING SALE AT EAST EYRETON. MONDAY, APRIL.26th. At Noon. TTIfE are instructed by MR A. COOPER, • » whose lease hnu cxr)ire<l, to hold, on the above date, a • displciiishins. sale of Lis livo. and dead stock, furniture, etc. ' Full, particulars wiil be advertised Istcr. *'*'95 11. MATSON and CO. • TO TROTTING ENTHUSIASTS. LOVERS OF A GOOD GAMBLE. PROSPECTIVE HUGE .DIVIDENDS. RECORDS BROKEN. j In rnSra j-OVBRS OF ALL TROTTING I TO THE LOVERS OF ALL TROTTING TO THE LOVERS OF ALL TROTTING HORSES AND THOROUGHBREDS. HORSES AND THOROUGHBREDS HORSES AND' THOROUGHBREDS." "IXEBSRS H. MATSON AND '.CO., acting 7" on instructions from the „rj— inistra. tor of tho Ingle-wood Estate, vrbo lias recently been appointed by tho Supreme Court, are to sell during the week of the New Brigh--1 ton Trots, tho whole of-the horses that are raced under the names of C. MICHAEL and C. M. THEELKELD. The undcrmentionsd aro the particular,. The horees will be sold on SATURDAY, APRIL 24th, 10 o'clock sharp. Amongst these horees are romo very highclsuse ones. They have all !>een "elected great caro and knowledge, and repre- .. sent propositions aa far os requiring speed records, and nia'dona, tho abilities of which , the public aro unaware. No opportunity s—lilar to this haa been submitted to the ' public for mahv years. I TROTTERS AND PACERS. I CHESTNUT GELDING, 3 years, by Prince Child—Electioneer v „are, broken to I saddle and Lit rues**, trial, pacer. Tiiis horse is a maiden and shows •Treat promise. B.C. "VIGOROUS," by Valiant—Sunbeam, broken to saddle and harnesu, trial, trotter. Won 2J mile at Dunedin: * fi<esk horse, in good mark, sound trotB.G. "KING WILLIAM," G years, by King George— Apology, brok-n to saddle nnd hai-nc—. trotter, trial. Has 5.15 against him, and is a r-ronosition worth wln!e BR. M. by PRIXCE IMPERIAL-Perkin Warl>eck mate, broken to sa-ldiu and harness, stinted to Harold Dillon CH. G. "TROJAN." 5 yeara. Harold Dillon —Rose Shield, broken taddlo and harness, pacer, any trial. ROAN FILLY, 2 years, by Harold DtHon— M<et-a-shoxe, broken to Iciu}. nacer CH. FILLY. 2 years, Harold Dillon-Band Cast, broken to lead. B. G. GOLD STANLEY. -1 years, by Stanley --Fay Gould mare, any trial, trotter. Hm horse is _ maiden, and Hhovs great promise. THOROUGHBREDS. CH. G. "AERIAL," by St. Baric—Mount borncrs, winner of several races; performances? well-known BR. M. "WATESSPREY." 4 years, by GlcnaU—Pltawai; maiden. •'•'■" . H -.__y■_____!/••__ __ WARRE HOCKLEY AND CO., LTD WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS CATHEDRAL SQUARE Australian Wines—All Best Kinds Brandy, Geneva, Gin. Rum, etc.-AJI Leading Brands. Scotch Whisk!.* (gßarar.ti.ed Highland Malt), wel' matured in wood Champagne. Burgundy, Claret! Port, and Sherry— cpecially selected .Vines This Company guarantees that all Liouor* sold by it are "ABSOLUTELY PURE '" and It' prices *o suit ail customers. • ' ASSORTED DOZENS SUPPLIED, Choicest Brand- of Indian aa-.*. Usvana » Cigars. . W9537