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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 7065, 17 January 1885, Page 3

Auctioneers O. B. HOADLEY & COS SALES UCTION SALE ENGAGEMENTS. HASTINGS. Wednesday, 28th January, Annual Ram Fair Thursday, 3th February, Regular Monthly Stock Sale. Wool, Wednesday, 18th February, third wool sale of season NAPIEE. Monthly Land Sale, Wednesday, 11th February Wool, Sheepskins, Tallow, via. Hides, ©very Wednesday, at 12 noon. Entries for above sales can be made up to respe ye dates. Accounts sales rendered immediately after th sale. Cash advances made on Stook entered f o auotion. Speoial sales in town and country can be arranged. C. B. HOADLEY & CO., Auctioneers. ANNUAL "RAM TjIAIB, TO BE HELD ON THE AGEICULTUEAL AND PA.STOEAL SOCIETY'S GEOUNDS, HASTINGS, WEDNESDAY, 28th JANUABY, 1885. C. B. HOADLEY & CO. Will hold their Annual Sale as above, and have been instructed by Mr H. J. Thompson to offer on acoount of Thomas Tannek, Esq., Eiverslea, Hawke's Bay — J>IVEESLEA PAMS. OAA 2-TOOTH PUEE LINfIV/V COLN RAMS -| JO I, 6, and 8-TOOTH LINCOLN EAMS tin SELECTED 2 -TOOTS STUD OU LINCOLN EAMS 8 SELECTED 4-TOOTH STUD LINCOLN RAMS Bred by the vendor. These Rams are from Mr Tanner's tud flock, and having been carefully seleoted, intending purchasers may rely upon getting the most valuable stock for stud purposes. The 4, 6, i 8-tooth Rams having been used in the Eiverslea tud flock is a sufficient guarantee of their xce enco. At the Annnal Shows of the Hawke's Bay Agricultural and Pastoral Society Mr Tanner for some years past has carried everything before him. In the report of the Show held in October last the Herald says : — "In the Longwool classes Mr Tanner is once more tha chief prizetaker, having beon aworded 6 firsts, 3 secands, 4 thirds, and Messrs Kinross and Co.'s Special Cup for the best pen of 10 long-woolled wet ewes, and Messrs C. B. Hoadley and Co.'s Special Cup for the best pen of twenty longwoolled ewe hoggets not artificially fed." "In the longwool pens some magnificent sheep are to be seen, Mr Tanner's ewes and hog. gets being specially noticeable for the great length and evenness of their fleece. For the first time, we believe, Mr Tanner shows a number of sheep which have been neither housed, clothed or artificially fed since last show, and he was remarkably successful in the classes confined to sheep so treated." The high character of this flock has been attained at great expense in importing from England, and in careful and judicious selection from the best flocks in the colony, competent judges expressing their opinion that Mr Tanner's stud flock could not now be beatan in the colony. On account of E. P. Williams, Esq., Mangatereteret, Hawke's Bay — KA IWO-TOOTH PUEE LINCOLN EAMS Bred by the vendor, who for je\ra past la? been noted for the quality of his Kams. On account of Frbdekick Sutton, Esq., oE Riohmond, Thornbury, Southland— KA 4, 6. and 8-TOOTH PURE LINCOLN O\J RAMS Bred by the vendor, from his well known Stud Flock, and are by the celebrated sires " Kirkham," "Scopwick," "Young Billy the 2nd" and " Young Billy the 3rd." J^£ E E~T N O S .. On account of Pcrvis Russell, Esq. Instructed by Mr R. Halibukton, Woburu, Hawke's Bay— hrn 2, 4, 6, and FULL-MOUTH PURE / U MERINO RAMS Catalogues will shortly be published. C. B. HOADLEY & CO., Auctioneers. C B h oa:dley & co -' s jyroNTnLY J^ano gale. WEDNESDAY, 11th FEBRUARY. Particulars ii future advertisement. Further entries will be received. C. B. HOADLEY & CO., Auctioneers. MAPS OF HASTINGS. FOE SALE, a few of these complete Maps, with reference, prepared by C. D. Kennedy. Published by Hoadley, Lyon and Co. Price, 10s 6d. DINWIDDIE, WALKER & CO. JJ ASTINQS yHEEP Y ARDS < C. B. HOADLEY & CO., AUCTIONEERS, BEG to remind their country friends of the convenience afforded for the disposal of Sheep and other sto^k at Hastings. Last season npwa^ of thirty thousand sheep passed through their centrally situated and commodious yards, affording considerable benefit to those desiring a quick and certain sale for surplus stock. This medium has now become well established, and only requires the continued support of vendors, who will realise the advantages if accorded. The sales will be held firsf. Thursday in each month, or oftener if required. Entries can now bo made for THURSDAY, the Bth January, 1885. C. B. HOADLEY & CO., Stock Agents, Napier and Hastings. CHEKP pOE CjALE. O| OROSSBEEDS, mm A 9 vJv_/\_/ mixed ages and sexes f>\ QAH M ERI mi *J }C \J \-s mixed ages and sexes. The above ara booked in large and small mobs for early late delivery to suit purchasers. C. B. HOADLEY & CO., Stock Agents. HAWKE'S 3 AY WOOL STORES NAPIER. C. B. HOADLEY & CO. Are prepared to make CASH ADVANCES, on favorable terms, on the ensuing clip of Wool for sale i this market or shipment to London. They act as SELLING BROKERS ONLY, and onstituents may rely on their best endeavors to obtain the fullest market value for any consignments with which they may bo favored. Valuations carefully made prior to salo, and the various lots protected up to full market value. The sales will he held fortnightly throughout the season, and every arrangement made for the efficient display of the Wool. Sales of SHEEPSKINS, HIDES, TALLOW, and jther produce will be held every Wednesday at noon as hitherto. C. B. HOADLBY & CO., Wool Brokers, Hawko's Bay 00l Stores, Napier |lOR QALE. T^ALUABLE CjTATION AND TjURM JJKOPEETIES ON EASY TERMS. M/^AA ACEES FREE9\J \J\J HOLD. A small portion fenced and laid down in English grass, balance in fern, except a small portion which is valuable bush. There is a good Eightroomed House on the property. The whole being well watered, with judicious management the country could be made to carry a large number of sheep and cattle, but at present it is only partly stocked. Wairoa district. SKAA ACRES FREEHOLD, •OW principally low hills, rich limestone formation, the whole ring-fenced and subdivided into thirteen well-watered paddocks, the grenter portion laid down in English «rass. Good House, Garden, Yards, Wool-shed, and other valuable improvements. The property is now carrying 8000 Crossbred Sheep and 200 head of Cattle, but with a small further outlay would easily cariy another 4000 sheep. This desirable Estate is within twenty miles of Napier by good road, and is. undoubtedly one of the best investments in this market. 3AAA ACRES FREEHOLD, • Wairarapa: 1200 acres flat, bulance undulating hills, securely fenced and subdivided, a large portion laid down in Knglish grasa and part in crops j woolshed, yards, new dip, &o. Ten-roomed dwelling-house and other improvements. 3000 crossbred sheep, 100 head cattle, 20 horses. Tao undoxßicru-d hava otter well-known Station Proportion in thDir hands for sale, besides several SMALL FARMS Varying trom 300 T0 *750 AORB^ All well situated and improved, full particulars of which can be obtained on application to C« B. HOADLEY & CO., Stock and Station Agents, 109 Napier and Hastings.