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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 6670, 4 October 1883, Page 3

Auotioneerß HOADLEY, LYON & OO.'d AUCTION SALE ENGAGEMENTS. Hastings— Thursday, 4 th October, Cattle. Sheep, ko. Napier — Hastings Land, Tuesday, 16th October. Hastings— Annual Sale of Horses and Show Stock Friday, 12th October. Napier— Tuesday, 30th October, " Pufcere " Station I Property and Stocic. v Petano— Cattle, kc, upon receiving further entries. Famdon— Cattlo, &c, upon receiving further entries Napier— Wool, Sheepskins, &0., overy Saturday, at 11.30. Entries for nbovo sales cau be made up to respective dates. Accounts sales rendered immediately aftoi tho sale. Cash advances made on Stock entered for auction. Spocial sales in town and country can bo arranged. HOADLEY, LYON k CO., !85 Auctioneers. MONTHLY STOCK SALE, HASTINGS. THUR3DAY, 4nt OOTOBER, ISB3, At 1.30 p.m. hoadleyTlyon & co. Havo boen instructed to oiler by public auction, on above ditto, at Beecroft's Yards, Hastings — 1 4,0 U BAD CATTLE, A. JJ^r Consisting of— 50 well-bred Heifers and Steers, 2 to 3 years old 8 first-class Dairy Cows (can be highly recommended) 10 Weaners 70 12 to 18-months Steers and Heifers. HOADLEY, LYON & CO., 186 Auctioneers. ANNUAL HOESE SALE. HASTINGS. FBIDAY, 12th OCTOBER, 1883 (Day after the Show), At 11.30 a.m. sharp. hoadleyTlyon & co. Have received instructions to offer by Pnblio Auction, in Mr Beeoroft's Repository, Hastings, on abovo date, On account of Mr Montagu H. Smith, Without Keserre — KINGASK, b g, *tyrs, Hero— Toi MAVIS, b m, nged, Kingfisher— Songstress LADY BAB, gm, 6yr: , Clymenus— Abbess Also, on account of Mr Montaod H. Smito, HERCULANEUM, b h, 3yrs, Yatt*ndon— Poeress, engaged in the Canterbury, Auckland, Wanganui, and TartvniLki Derbys, and the New Zealand and Canterbury Cups FEAENOT. chg, 4yrs, Knottingly-Clipper LUCK'S ALL, r g, by Orlando Pair Cream BUGGY PONIES, guaranteed iv single and double harness. And a Quantity of RACING GEAR. On account of Mr G. P. Donneixt, RANGIPO, b m, 4yrs, Pacific— Aconite WAEWAETIKA, eh g, 4yrs, Hero — Marchioness i SCUD, br g, aged, by Daydawn On account of Mr E. D. Taknek, RIVERSLEA, colt, Syrs, Patriarch— Hinemoa On account of Mr P. Martin, EADAMES, br c, Syrs, Leolinus (imp.) — L'Orient (imp.) On account of Mr G. E. G. Richardson, 1 pure bred Shetland Pony, TINY, rising Syrs, bread at Oakbourne, very docile On accou*.t of Mr Thomas Tanner, for absolute tale, The pure Clydesdale Stallion, HEATHER JOCK (see N.Z. Stud Book). This vnluaLlo horse has proved himself a sure foal-getter, nnd his young stock testify to his excellence, and he is only being parted with on account of Mr Tanner having purchased another horse. i On account of Messrs J. Mackehset k Sons, I|^ MEDIUM DRAUGHT and AKJ Weigbt.can.ying HACK HORSES. On account of Mr Stafford, 1 Upstanding Light Harness and Weig-hfc. carrying HACKS. HOADLEY, LYON k CO., ; 256 Auctioneers. . —^ ANNUAL SALE OF SHOW STOCK. COTSWOLD RAMS. I FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1883, i (Day after the Show), \ At 2.30 p.m. I hoadleyTlyon &co. < Have received instructions from G. D. Hamilton, Esq., to oll'er by public auction, on the Show Ground, Hastings, on above date — IQ PUEE-BKED COTSWOLD -»-•?-* RAM HOGGETS. These rams havo been bred up fram carefully selected Game stock, imported at considerable expense by Mr Hamilton in 1873, nnd will be exhibited at the Agricultural and Pastoral Society's Annual Show on the 10th and llth October next. At last year's show Mr Hamilton's Cotswolds were the source of much interest, owing to their great size for their age. It is claimed by the advocates of this breed that it is not only hardier than other class of long-woolled sheep, but that it arrives at maturity much sooner than tho Lincoln and Leicester. In view of the large export of frozen mutton, earlier maturity will in future receive more attention than it has done in the past. Hitherto our sheep have been bred almost exclusively for their wool, but if the frozen meat trade puts a permanent value on mutton the carcase will naturally receive more attention, and if it be found that a cross between a Cotswold and merino gives earlier maturity, large carcases with good quality of mutton, and good clips of saleable wool, coupled with the great point of hardiness, we shall in a few years see most of onr hill flocks a orossbred between the Cotswold and the merino. Also, from the same flock, 5 IMPROVED COTSWOLD RAM HOGGETS, Whioh will likewise be shown. HOADLEY, LYON k CO.. 183 Auctioneers. ANNUAL SALE OF SHOW STOCK. LINCOLN RAMS. FRIDAY, 12th OCTOBER, 1883, (Day after the Show), At 2.30 p.m. HOADLEY, LYON AND CO. Have received instructions from T. Tanner, Esq., to offer by public auction, on the Show Ground, Hastings, on above date — 6 PUKE LICOLN RAMS, 25 months old, by imported Vesey Rams, from imported Vesey Ewes. These rams havo all beeu nsed. in Mr Tanner's stud flock and are of the highest class, being very densely woolled nnd enormous clippers, and have been selected by Mr Tanner to compete at the forthcoming Show for the New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Co.'s special prize for the best pen of 5 Long-woolled Rams. HOADLEY, LYON & CO., 180 Auctioneers. ANNUAL SALE OP SHOW STOCK. j SHORTHORN BULLS. I FBIDAY, 12th OOTOBBE, 1883, (Day after the Show), At 2.30 p.m. HOADLEY,~~ LYON & CO. Have [received instructions from the Hon. H, It. Russell, to offer by public auotion, on the Bhow Ground, Hastings, on above date, the following pure-bred Shorthorn Bulls — <« "OAEONET," red roan calved jLM 29th April, 1882, by Knight Templar, d Queen Bess 2nd ; Knight Templar by Good Templar (imp.), d Crazy Kate 3rd, by Father Christmas, 81 N.Z. Herd Book. Queen Bess 2nd, by King Henry 111., d Queen Bess, by Crown Prince, &c, kc. "KNIGHT OP THE SHIRE," roan, calved 4th September, 1882, by Knight Templar, d Qneen Bess lst, &c, kc. These valuable bulla will be exhibited at the ensuing Show. HOADLEY, LYON k CO., 190 Auctioneers. LAND SALE. residential sites, hastings. good"land. well situated. easy ~~t~e rms. TWESDAY, 16th OCTOBER, 1883, At 2 p.m. hoadley,"lyon & 00. Have received instructions from Mr Thos. Fobk. man to offer by Publio Auction, on above date, at the Hawko's Bay Wool Stores, Napier— OK AORES OE LAND IN THE t-JtJ immeSiate vicinity of 'the Baceceorse, Hastings, cut |up into 9 allotments as foilows— la. b. p. Lot 1. Section 45— 1 S 0 Lot 2. Seotion 46—1 3 0 Lot 3. Section 47—1 3 0 Lot 4. Section 48—1 3 0 Lot 5. Section 43—5 0 0 Lot 6. Section 50—5 0 0 Lot 7. Section 51—5 0 0 Lot 8. Section 52-5 12J 0 Lot~9, Section 53— 6 3 5 sections are beautifully situated, having rontages to the now road from the Mnraekakahorood to the Baeenourse, and being the highest spot in Hastings are admirably suited for gentlemen's I residences, training stables, &c. There is a splen- | did flow of artesian water, the soil is good, ana the sections being within ten minutes' walk of the railway station this salo offers a splendid opportunity of acquiring, for a small outlay, a desirable freehold in the future metropolis of Hawke's Bay. *" TEHMS-" Oue quarter, Cash; balanoo in three y' trs, bearing intereet at «ight per cent. Plan con be seen at the offioes of the Auotioneers. j HCADLEY, LYON & CO., - Auctioneers, '