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Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 99, 20 January 1908, Page 5

AUCTIONS. ' Vot'-DAY. . " TO-DAY. ' to-day. to-day. ■ v . HRST ANNUAL UN E 13's HE VE D SAL E- y / ' Of the ' W'AIKANAE yearlings./ EYNE AND CO- have received instructions' "'•from l lAN DUNCAN; Esq., to SELL by AUCTION, at his.Private'Stables, THOENDON QUAY, WELLINGTON, " v ; T /'/V I ''ITO-OAT.'-;:'' •' ; "/ ■r. MONDAY, JANUAKY 20, 1908, ; . ./.,.. At 2.30.p.m., • ■..'''■ ' * Ths' ' High-Class Thoroughbred , YEARLINGS: , /.' Ch I', by Kilcheran or Porirna, dam Moresque (half-sister to William);' by Stejraiak— Moreze. .'- -' ■ •;. ■ •B.C. 1 . by . Conqueror, , darn Lady Prinicpal, by. The Officer—-The Shrew. ;•'.■> }3F, liv Royal Artillery, cl.-im Blur-tiro (dam l. of Cuneiform), : by Maxim—Sapphire.- >> ' ;BrP, by Kilcheran, dam Morezefthroe-quar-tor sister to Nobilitv—Wnngaiuti Cup), by '. Wellington (sister to. Derringer). '' ■ ' i' ; • Blk or Br.C., •bv • Merrivroe, ,'dam Olivette (half sister to ; Vanilla—Stewards' Handicap twice), by Stepniak—Lady's Maid (dam of Vandyke).. '.'• ' i 8.F., br St' Ambrose, dam Waiwh.era (winner ! ■ ■ of •Winter Cilp.i 'iiPO.-soviO.'by Qiiilt-Wai- ;•' -kaha.-: ' . . 1 •', ' • '•■ ■ ' B.E; '. by' Kilcheran;: daftv Ekateriiii \ ' by . Dreadnouglit—St. Katherme ' .Derby and ; Cup). :8.0.,. by>KilelitTaii, ,dam, Success '(half-'sisten to Oqntcndev, and Peace), by. The: Officer— ; ..jiCohfeht: '' J].^' by Kilclieran; dam Sombre, by Eclipse (half-sister to Vedette). '•JiiM* by' St. '■ Ambrose, dtiin Strathspey, by Gipsy. Grand—Reel (three-quarter. sister to .;' Merischikoff). ,- ;B. or.: Br.C., .-by" Kilcheran, v dam Spun' Gold ! (half-sister' to : Santa- Katerinn, dam of ! ; ' Aeolus, English Channel and -Betsy). ; Gh;C., - by'. .Conqueror, . dam ; Berenice ' (half- '■ sister.: to Adulation,- Flatter,' Musketry, ; '/ etc.), . by,; Dreadnought—Flattery. v ■Mr; lan Duncan (care of Levin . and;, Co., W.clUrtgton) will be pleased to arrange .'for intending purchasers, to inspect' the yearlings. ;'/■ ■ V ;•:'; .' y Catalogues -and-, full particulars, may be obtained; from him .or from the undersigned.-: , : >6fl£, Shilling. be charged to this 8!»lS. Proceeds will be .given to Charity.' ;. /'. •; P Y'N E AND ~C 0., ,-/,/.- ... '.. Auctioneers, , , ■ CHRISTCHURCH. .6687 !■'■: ■ HOTEL NOTICES; . DUKE OP EDINBURGH HOTEL : I'irst-Class Accommodation for. visi■•"rx'tors. •: Charges "very moderate. ' Best brands of -Wine and Spirits kept in stock. Terms on application. ~ R. DWYER, Proprietor. . Telcphono 4GS. THE CLARENDON HOTEL','PALMERSTON NORTH. P6R SUPERIOR ! AND. COMFORTABLE .. ACCOMMODATION, Best; Speight's Ales, Piirest Spirits, and. Delieioiis .Wines, this, Hotel ,is ..unexcelled'.- throughout 1 ..'-'.the Dominion. Lunch; Is; ' " •, ■: •.-': •J. M'KEWEN, . C 653 .Late-Prince of Wales H«(tol, .Dunedin. CAFE DE PARIS HOTEL. ' ' (O-pppslte Railway Station),' ' . : . palmerston north.' ; MRS; J. ,'ADASIS. (late ! of the Marquis «l flormanbjr Hotel, Carterton), announce! that (h« i« in possession lof the House. Convenient for catching early'trau». Good. accommodation and first-class table. CLUB . .HOTEL,' CARTERTON (Under New Management). f. P. FIRMAN Proprietor, Late of the New Zealand Railway Service. . Good Comfortable Hotel,. splendidly ■ fur•nished; . Cuisine, and every attention!: every modern convenience. New Billiard Table. Situated within three minutes from the Railway Station, and next the Wairarapa I'. and A. Association Show Grounds/ Telephone' 51.'. CG79 0 Y A L JJ 0 T E L, ! ~ PALMERSTON NORTH. •- " V -• G. SEARLE (Late of Otago and Canterbury) HAS taken, over the above well-known Hotel, nnd hopes, by strict attention to busijosS, -tb receive the patronage Tsf the travelling publife. and residents of tho district. Gooij accommodation, for commercials and | ifiimilifes.. . . C 659 J fjl H E ALBE R T HOT! L. " Corner of '"'WILLIS AND MANNERS STREETS. UNiER ENTIRELY NEW MANAGEMENT, IS NOW OPEN TO RECEIVE GUESTS. T. G. ASHMAN, 'C7o3;' Proprietor. rTVAYLOR AND CO., the Popular Dyers and X '.; : Cleaners, have Removed into new, premises, "THE RED HOUSE," Bowen Street. Jiist round /the corner from, old address. 'Phone' 1174. . Branch: Kent Terrace. Thone 2665.. '• Telephone; No., 2775. '. ; GOLEBLOOM BROS. HldH-CLASf)' LADIES". ; TAILORS AND ' • ,':■ DESIGNERS, ''■ BANKS'S BLDGS., GREY STREET. • ''■ "WELLINGTON; ' Late with T. Lloyd and Co.; Oxford Street, Loiidoh, and W.' Whiteley. ' Also with Bailer, and J. Fox and-Co.,:'New . York. ■•■■;, -Dear! 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