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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 50417, 19 April 1878, Page 3

AUOTION SALE. CANTERBURY, N.Z. IMPORTANT SALE OF BLOOD STOCK MESSRS. J. T. FORD ifc CO. Are instructed (consequent upon a dissolution of partnership) to SELL BY AUCTION ON THURSDAY, thb 25th of APRIL NEXT, AT THE HOMESTEAD, UPPER RICCARTON, The whole of MR. NOSWORTHY'S VALUABLE STUD OF THOROUGHBRED HORSES, Consisting of Imported and Colonialiy-bred Brood Mares and Stallions, with their Progeny by the well-known Horses TRADUCER, BLUE BOY, and ALBANY, And comprising — BROOD MARES: 1. Deception — bm got by Young Plover, her dam Vanity by Sir Charles out of Gigler by Tomboy, Duchess of York by Waxy ; foal at foot by Castaway, and stinted to Korara. 2. Ejierald — ro m got by Lamplighter, her dam Regalia by St. John out of Rakish Kit by Emigrant, &c, and stinted to Korara 3. Mermaid — imported (dam of Lurline) eh m, bred by Baron Rothschild in 1860, got by King Tom, her dam Waterwich by the Flying Dutchman ; foal at foot by Traducer, and stinted to Albany 4. Watbrwitch— ch m, bred in 1866, got by Camden, her dam Mermaid by King Tom, Camden by Calendar, dam Cassandra by Eros ; foal at foot by Traducer, and stinted to Korara or Albany 5. Malice — (sister to Lurline) br m, bred ' in 1867, got by Traducer, her dam Mermaid by King Tom ; foal at foot by Albany, and stinted to Korara 6. No-Name — eh m, bred in 1867, got by Traducer, her dam Emma by Gil Bias, out of Emily by Operator," Flora Mclvor by Emigrant, stinted to Korara 7. Aurifera — (imported) eh m, bred by Mr Goodchild in 1865, got by Diophantus, dam Melbourina by Melbourne or Windbound, stinted to Albany 8. Tell-Tale— br m, bred in 1874, got by Traducer, her dam Brunette (imported) by Tadmor, dam by Hetman Platoff out of Birthday by Pantaloon, stinted to Albany. YOUNG STOCK: 9. Fiction — br c, 2 yrs, by Traducer, <dam Eeception ; entered in Canterbury and Wellington Derby 10. Naiad — eh f, 2 yrs (sister to Lurline), by Traducer dam Mermaid ; entered in Canterbury and Wellington Derby 11. Midge— br f, 1 yr, got by Blue Boy dam Malice ; entered in Canterbury Derby 12. Norseman— eh c, 1 yr, by Traitordam Waterwitch ; entered in Canterbury Derby 13. , bay filly, 1 yr, by Traitor, No- Name ; entered in Canterbury Derby 14. Watersprite — br f, 3 yrs, by Traducer dam Waterwitch 15. Fallacy — b m, 4 yrs, by Sledanere dam Deception. ] STALLIONS : 16. Traitor— b h, bred in 1870, got by ! Traducer, his dam Deception i 17. Korara— br h, bred in 1872 by M r H. Redwood, got by Towton, dam Harakeke by tit. Aubyn, her dam Waimea by Sir Hercules, Flora Mclvor by Emigrant 18. Albany — (imported) b h, bred by Mr J. Lowe in 1867, got by Thormanby, ■ dam Griselda by Touchstone, Blamieless by Reveller, Namesake by Emilius. J. T. FORD & CO., Auctioneers, 488 Hereford-street, Christchurch. FOR WELLINGTON DIRECT. .rtvl mHE N.Z. S.S. Co.'s s. s. j rt*j3a>^v JL "RANGATIRA, ylvw[bfft , flj&_^ Capt. Evans, will leave the wtfiv&JLiibwii wharf for the above port on SATURDAY, AprU 20th, at 5 o'clock p.m. For freight or passage, apply to CHARLES KEEBLE, 474 Agent. FOR AUOKLAND. , rtv A. MTHE Auckland Steamship rtfftrSsS^v -L Co 's s.s. "SOUTHERN 'OTffl^^* CROSS," Capt. F. Holmes, ■■siSSHSsSSi will . steam as above on TUESDAY, the 23rd instant, at 8 a.m. , CABIN FARES AT REDUCED RATES. For freight or passage, apply to WARDROP & Co., 475 Agents. FOR NEWOASTLE, N.S.W. •£&fc&K npBE Al., 12 years at •telisp-ISJW i Lloy d's British-built three■jyMKfflgg^ masted Schooner "SILVER -_u„I'J,UL,_ CLOUD," 292 tons register, Charles Balls Commander, expected to arrive from ftewcastle about the 13th inst., will leave for the above Port eight days after arrival. For freight or passage, apply to J. H. VAUTIER, Port Ahuriri. Orto WISHART & CO., 303 Dickens -street, Napier. UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND [Limited]. r T ,( HE above Company will < *77£M77y$m57£ *• despatch Steamers as under BaTO @6ffljga (weather and circumstances permitting : — FOR POVERTY BAY, TAURANGA, and AUCKLAND.— TAUPO, s.s., on FRIDAY, 19th Instant. Launch leaves the Spit at 5 p.m. FOR WELLINGTON, LYTTELTON, and DUNEDIN.— HAWEA, s.s., on THIS DAY, 19th Instant. Launch leaves the Spit at 5 p.m. To be followed by TAUPO, 26th. FOR SYDNEY via AUCKLAND— ROTORUA, s.s., on 28th. Offices : — Corner of Custom-house and Waghornestreets. 276 PIANOFORTE TUNER. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. MR SYMONS has returned from a Professional Tour, and is again prepared ! to undertake and fulfil all business entrusted to him. His patrons may rely on their expressed instructions being strictly carried out. , Orders left at Sir Jacob's, Hastings-street, . will be punctually attended to in Town or r Country. Price for tuning — 15s for tricord, 10s for I bicord. Mr Symons is prepared to Sell PIANOS t for £35 upwards, by the following makers — r English— Broadwood, Erard, Kirkham, » Brinsmead and Legg French— Bord, and Archer Freres b German — Neufield, Newmeyer, Lipp and 3 Son, and Kaps and Son. Kap's Grand Iron Tripple Oblique, large I size, usual price £105, will be sold for £95. All instruments sold by me will be kept in tune, free of extra charge, for 12. months. 314