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Clutha Leader, Volume I, Issue 32, 18 February 1875, Page 4

TUESDAY, 2nd MARCH^ At 12 o'clock. ROBERT GRIGOR has been favored with instructions from James Gardefl, Esq., Waitepeka, to sell by public auction, on the above date, "I Of"! Merino Ewes "I hC\ Crois-bred Ewes ~| Kf\ Cross-bred, 4- tooth G}G)(~\ Cro*t>bred t 2-tooth G)ftf\ Cross-bred Lamrs Ir\ Head of Cattle -| Colt, 1 Filly, 1 year oW "I draught Colt, 3 year old "I riding Mare, Syears old O light Harness Horses Plough, Harrow?, Harness, Sewing Machine, Mangle, etc. Furniture, etc., etc. THURSDAY, 25th FEBRUARY, At 1 o'clock sharp. OAPSTICK, DUTHIE&CO. have been favorei with instructions from Mr James Carmichael to sell by auction at their Yar s. Toftoraririro, on Thursday, the 25th February, at I o'clock sharp. -| £y /"\ Horses, comprising Qf\ First-c'a«s staunch Draught Mares G} pT First-tfass staunch Draught GeldZ/Q inga q pr First-ckss Draught Colts & Fillies Qf\ First-class Colts and Fillies suitable OU for weight- carrying hacks, coaches, and buggies. N.B. — The Auctioneers desire to draw the attention of the general public to the above important' tale of hor»en, assuring them that the horses to be exposed for competition will be quite equal to, if not surpassing, any Bale of the Kind they bare heretofore held, and where all parties requiring either light or heavy horses will be enabled to supply chtir wants. THURSDAY, 4th MARCH, At 2 o'clock. pAPSTICK, DUTHIE & CO. \J will hold their first series of purebred Long Wool and Merino Stud Rams ; also, Long-wool Brood Ewea, at their yards, Tokomairiro, on Thursday, the 4th March, at 2 o'clock, when they will offer, on account of Mr William Allison (selected out of his famed pure-bred flock of Leicesters), being the most successful breeder in the district — /^/\ Pure Bred Leicester Ram Lambs tA do do Ewe do 1 Pure-Bred 4- tooth Lincoln Prize Ram, he having taken the first prize for best Lincoln Ram at Tokomatriro Agricultural Show for 1874, beating Rams bred by Messrs Sutton Brothers, the farfamed importers of Lincoln prize stock. Account of Mr James Sutherland, ~j (~\ Pure bred Leicester Bams (mixed J_V-/ ages) At our yards, 1872, hia Ram Lambs brought L32s 6d each ; at our yards, 1873, 30 Ram Lambs, one lot, L 2 5a each. Account of Mr John Hislop, "I f\ Pure bred Leicester Rams (mixed A.\J ages) At our yards, 1873, his Rams brought from L 3 5s to L 5 10s each. A r\ Pure bred Leicester Ewea O/^k do do Ewe Lambs Account of Messrs A. M'Laren and Co., KA Pure bred Leicester Rams, 2, 4, O\J and 6-tooth—the 6- tooth purchased at a high figure from the Clydevale Station ~l /~\/^ Purebred Leicester Ewes, of X\_/V_/ the same pure strain of blood Account of Mr Mark Dale, "I p? Pure bred Leicester Rama of X?J mixed ages. These Rama were carefully selected by Mr Dale, and cost him lrom L 7 10a to Lls each 2 CrOBS tred 2 " tooth Wetber s £)(^)(") d <> do Ewes Account of Mr Wm. Gordon, €}f\ Pure bred Leicester 2-tooth 6i\J Rams Gy{~\ do Lincoln 2-tooth j£j \J Rams Bred by Mr R. Wileon, late Pomahaka. Account of Mr Alexander Mackay, C* Pure bred 6 -tooth Leicester Ewes >T do 2-tooth do do p? do Ham Lambs G}G)f\ CrOS3 bred 2-tooth Wethers Also, iftnn 6 » and 8 - to ° th haif and XUUU three-quarter bred Ewes N.B.— The Auctioneers request parties desirous of exhibiting stock for sale, to forward particulars as soon as possible, so that they may be duly and efficiently announced to the public by advertisement. "pHILP, HENDERSON CO. have arranged with Mr Cameron to hold a Series of Stock Sales at his yards, Mataura Bridge, Particulars In future advertisement.