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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3507, 3 October 1882, Page 3

Sales by Messrs Miller & Potts SALE OF EXHIBITION STOCK. ANNUAL SHOW. Undes the Auspices of the Hawke's Bay A. and P. Society. M. R. MILLER & POTTS. \ Are favored with instructions from Clients to sell bjpublic auction on the SOCIETY'S GROUND, AT HASTINGS, ON FRIDAY NEXT, 6th OCTOBER, At 12 30 p-m THE UNDERMENTIONED LIVE STOCK. BONNIE SCOTLAND, Pure Clydesdale Entire, rlsinf? 5 years o!d; Sire -Young Prince of Wales, (imported); dam—Dam Bouthorne (see special advertisement) Two Stud American 4-tooth RAMS, (bred by Messrs Bates, Size and Co.j from pure Vermont stock TWO StUtJ Morino •* tooth RAMS, bred by John Anderson, Esq, Wyndham AlsoPURE ME KINO STUD RAMS, Imported from Tasmania and Victoria, ex ' Te Anau,' 30th September. Bred by Joseph Archbr, Esq, Panshanger, Tasmania The Panshanger stud flock was formed in 1860, from selected ewes and rams from the stud flock of R, Q. Kermode, Esq. of Mona Vale, and has since been added to by ewes and rams purchased from the Stud flocks of Messrs James Gibson, of Belle Vue, Wm Gibson and Son, of Scone, and J. D. Toosey, of Cressy, and ewes and rams imported from Ercildoune In 1879 Mr Archer's clip of 129 bales, marked JA in circle, in the grease averaged Is tjd per lb. locks included, the highest price being Is 10d for 32 bales andlsSd for 13 bale 3. In 1880 the same clip, in grease, sold at nricea ranging up to Is 5Jd per lb, and Is 6Jd ; sold May, 1882. Stud Ram No. 2isby a Belle Vue ram; sire Old Sir Thomas, bred by Mr Archer, has taken two firat prizes. J. a. Horn No. 2, one four-tooth Bam, picked do 4, do do sire Belle Vue do 6, do do do do 9, do do picked Above shorn 29th September Brei by J, l>. Toosey, Jun, Esq, Cressy, Tasmania Memo of sire Fortune bred by Mr Toosey, a pure grandson on both sides of Old Sir Thomas. Fortune won the Champion Cup in 1880 and 1881 at the Northern Agricultural Society's Show, Longford, for the best Bam in the yards, any age, and also Special Prize for the be t Ram unhoused, J. D. T. Horn No. 36, stud number 11, four-tooth ; shorn third week in September Bred by Robert Taylor, Esq, Valieyfleld, Tasmania The undernoted Btud Ram is by a son of Magenta from a ewe by a son of Sir Thomas—Magenta, a Champion Ram at Campbelltown, bred by David Taylor, Esq. R.T.Horn No. 13, two-tooth Merino Ram,shorn after 20th September Bred by Hon, Sir Samuel "WHaon, Ercildoune, Victoria The undernoted pure Stud Ram Is by Ram 683, son of Golden Fleece. , S, W. Horn, No. 63, aged 2 years and 9 months, shorn ' September 10th Bred by Hon. Robert Simpson, Langi Kal Kal, Victoria This celebrated Merino flock will be well repreBented by the undernoted two high class Stud Rams R. S, Horn No. 290, aged 2 years and 7 months do do 308, do do do Shorn 26th September PURE LINCOLN «TUD BAM, Bred by Messrs A. and R. Urquhart, Yangery Park, Victoria One pure Lincoln Stud Ram, 4 years old, by Pope or Bishop, imported dam Yangery Park ewe Th's Ram took First Prize in his class at the Australian Sheepbreeders' Association Show, held in Melbourne last month, and at the same Show took Second Champion Prize for the best Longwool Ram Iv the Show. Full Particulars on application to M. R. MILLER AND POTTS, Waipawa. Or M. R. MILLER, Napier. FOR SALE. The undersignedhave been instructed by J. Pbarson, Esq., to sell p rlvately— £~\f\{\ TWO and FOUR-TOOTH STUD kZ*\s kJ MERINO EWES, from their celebrated flock at Burnt Hi'l. Canterbury. Their ewea are all by high-class Rams, and are guaranteed good. Also— h-r r\f\ TWO-TOOTH RAttIS from the same OUU flock. Delivery in February. M. R. MILLER & POTTS; Sales by Mr. Lyndon. AT AUCTION. FRIDA.Y, OCTOBER 6th, 1882. At 11 o'clock CHINA, EARTHENWARE, and HOLLOWARB. MR. EDWARD LYNDON Will dispose of— A CONSIGNMENT OF CHINA AND EARTHENWARE. On Friday next, consisting of— S CRATES JOSIAH WEDGWOOD AND SONS' POTTERY— 3 Dinner Services, 112 pieces each 10 dozen Jugs, assorted sizes 10 , Plates, Bowls 1 , Toilet Seta 2 , Vases 10 ■ Breakfast and Tea Sets, w hifce and gold S Dinner Services, 54 pieces each o CRATES HOLLOWARE— Dish Covers Tea and Coffee Pots Jelly Moulds, S trainers, Fraters Candlesticks, Dustpans Japanned Sugar Boxea Oak Toilets etc, etc, etc. EDWARD LYNDON, Auctionesr. Sales by Hoadley and Lyon. PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. mHE undersigned, CHARLES BONFIELD HOADJL LEY, carrying on business at Napier under the firm of HOADLEY and LYON, Auctioneers and Stock and Station Agents, has this day taken into partnership the undersigned WILLIAM HENRY SMITH (Harry Smith), formerly station manager in Patea, as from the first day of October, 18b2. The business will in future be carried on by them under the firm of Hoadley Lyon and Co. Dated at Napier this 2nd day of October, 1882. C. B. HOADLEY, HARRY SMITH. Witness - Pat Stirling M'LraiN, Solicitor, Napier. The undersigned beg to announce that Mr James Lvon continues to act as valuator to the firm of HOADLEY, LYON & CO. HOADLEY, LYON & CO.'S WEEKLY SALE OSWOOL, SHEEPSKINS, TALLOW, HIDES, &c. FOR the convenience of our Constituents In tha Petane, Wairoa, Mohaka, and Coast Districts, we have arranged with the following Spit Merchants, viz,:— Messrs Kinross and Co , Messrs Richardson and Co. Mbssrs'Murray, Robbrts and Co. Mr F. W. Willi asis Nbw Zealand Siuppino Compant To receive (which will entail no further charges) consignments of Wool, Tallow, Sheepskins, Hides, etc., and forward same to our Town Wool Stores for sale at our weekly auctions, HOADLEY, LYON & CO., Woolbrokers and Auctioneers, Hawke's Bay Wool Stores FOR PRIVATE SALE. HO AD LET, LYON & CO. Have received Instructions to offer for Sale that Valuable Freehold, Redcliffe Estate, within Bix miles of Napier, containing— ts?f\{\ ACRES of LAND, highly Improved. O V/ with commodious dwelling, well laid out grounds, &c, with the flock of Longwool Sheep ; delivery afterßhearing. Terms easy. HOADLEY, LYON & CO., Stock and Station Agents. Sales by Mr Byan __ 'A UCTIONEER, STOCK, STATION, «£L LAND AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT. rpHE undersigned having leased the premises I lately occupied by Messr Kennedy and Gillman, Tennyson-street, Napier, oegs to notify that he 1 has commenced business as abovo. Sales of Fat and Store Stock effectod, Loans negotiated, Rents and Debts collected, Sales of Grain and all other Colonial produce held when required Wool, Skins, etc, consigred to me for sale or shipi mont as well as all other business will have prompt attention Sales conducted In town or country Storage for Grain and Produce free of charge Agent at Hastings, Mr J. Tiiomab Wood, who will receive entries for Sale, etc. T. J, RYAN, Tennyson-street, Napier