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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XX, Issue 3898, 14 April 1877, Page 3

i" MR. MILLER'S SALES. IMPORTANT SALE OF RACING AND STUD HORSE STOCK. 1 HASTINGS SALE YARDS. MONDAY, APRIL 16, 1877, At 12.30 p.m. M. R. MILLEB Has received instructions from Wm. Lin gar d, Esq., of Wanganui, to sell by Public Auction, on tho above date, the following well-known TD A O E TT O R S E S;— FOLLY — Grey horse, aged, and well-known as one of tho beßt horses in Wanganui district. BRIGHAM YOUNG— This entire horse is by " Traducer," and was the winner of the Grand National in Wangmui last year, he is a fast flat racer, and a wondor- • ful jumper. V< 'LUNTEER— Entire, aged, bred by Mr Harrison out of " Anne " (see Stud Book), he is half-brother to "Warrengate," the hurdle horse " Titokowaru," &c, &c. ; a capital tempered horse. CORALIE— Chestnut Mare (see Stud Book) ; this well-bred Mare is acknowledged to be the fastest animal ia Wanganui, having beaten several horses there. Bay Mare by " Tradacor," 3-year-old, stinted to Bismarck The Auctioneer has satisfaction in ca l ling every attention to the above animals j they are now to be seen at Mr Stewart's, Havelock. M. R. MILLER, 339 Auctioneer. FREEHOLD ESTATE. HOMEWOOD - KAIKORA. The Undersigned is instructed by Mr Robert Evans, of Homewood, Kaikora, to offer for Sale, as a whole or in convenient lots, innn ACRES RICH AGRICUL±\J\J\J TURAL and PASTORAL LAND. This property has frontages to the Waipawa River, from the bridge downward, a ring fence round the remainder. This property is divided into two large divisions, one of these portions containing three small paddocks, about 30 acres, under artificial gras«, two wnares, sheep-yards, &c , with or without 1500 cheep now depasturing thereon. Price moderate, aDd a considerable portion of the purchase money remaining on mortgage--350 M. R. MILLER. SHEEP FOR SALE. 94_00 MERINO EWES » full-mouth, 1000* Merino Ewe«, mixed ages 2000 do Wedders, 8-tooth 600 do Wedders, 6 and 8-tooth 800 cross-bred Ewes, mixed ages 700 do do 8-tooth 800 cross-bred Ewes, mixed ages 600 do do culls 1200 do do do 400 do do do 300 do do with lambs 28f> M. R. MILLER. RURAL SECTIONS, WOODVILLrt On Deferred Payments. For particulars, apply to 166 M. R. MILLER. MARGOLIOUTH & BANNER'S SALES. TARADALE SALE YARDS. FRIDAY, APRIL 27, 1877, At 1 o'clock, p.m. MARGOLIOUTH AND BANNER Will sell by Public Auction, at Taradale, on the above date, T\ AIRY COWS Heifers Steers Draught Stock Hacks &c, &c., &c. Entries for stock will be received up to date of sale at Taradale or Napier. N.B. — For the convenience of owners of stock in the district* of Taradale, Papakura, Puketapu, and surroundings, the Auctioneers have made arrangements for the erection of convenient sale yards at Taradale, and propose to hold regular monthly sales when the yards are finished. MARGOLIOUTH & BANNER, 337 Auctioneers. AUCTION SALE OF WINES AND SPIRITS. TO CLOSE CONSIGNMENTS. TUESDAY, APRIL 24, 1877." MARGOLIOUTH AND BANNER Are instructed to sell on the above date, the following very valuable consignments of Wines and Spirits, Ex Ohaudiere, Schiehallion, Helen Denny, and Fernglen. IN BOND— I 92 — 80 cases Jameson's Whisky I 93 — 80 cases Jamaica Rum I 250 — 30 cases Coran's Brandy I 251 — 40 cases Claret (St. Julien, pints and quarts) 252—40 cases Sillery H 177 — 6 qr.'Casks Brandy (Bagot) D 254 — 6 qr.-easks Brandy (Planet) I 258 — 4 qr.-casks Brandy (Martell) I 256 — 8 qr.-casks Sherry I 258 — 4 qr.-casks Port (Graham's Special) I 227 — 5 hogsheads Rum I 228 — 5 qr.-casks Rum I 254 — 100 dozen very old Port (Sandeman), 10 years in bond in Liverpool 253 — 100 dozen Sherry (Gonzalez) DUT£ PAID.— 40 cases Old Brandy 40 „ Irish Whisky 20 „ Brown Sherry 30 „ Australian Wines, assorted. The attention of Private Families, Hotelkeepers, and Storekeepers is called to the importance of this genuine bona fide sale by , the Auctioneers, who have been instructed to submit the whole of the above stocks to public competition, in order that the returns may be forwarded by the next mail. The quality of both wines and spirits are unexeeptionally good, and are probably the best thut have been imported to Napier for some years. N.B. — Catalogues and e>amplc3of the above may be had either at the auction room or the Fort Ahuriri stores, on and after Wednesday next. Terms unusually liberal. Luncheon at 1 o'clock. MARGOLIOUTH & BANNER, 29 i Auctioneers. FOR SALE, A GOOD SIX -ROOMED HOUSE, situated in tho Shakoepeare-road, near the Catholic School. Very cheap. Apply to 194 MAKQOHOOTH & BANNER jPQf^n TO LEND next moath on S^tJ\J\J good freehold security. J. J. BUCHANAN, 332 Hampden,