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Lyttelton Times, Volume LXI, Issue 7228, 30 April 1884, Page 8

TattersallsT A TTS23iSA.IjIi SATURDAY, MAY Sud. USUAL WEEKLY HORSE SALE* Commencing nt 11 o clock. the present entries Comprise — 70 OR 80 H O B s K s Including- a large share of HEAVY AND LIGHT DRAUGHTS UNBROKEN COLTS AND FILLIES HACK AND BIGHT HARNESS HORSES COBS, BCNIEP, Ac. AS SPECIAL LINES, IVe shall offer, account a Leoston Client, A draft of about - GOOD HORSES, mostly Unbroken Farm JU) stock, with a few very usotul light sorts. Account Nr E. Kelly, Methven, A First-class Team of Superior DRAUGHT HORSES, good workers and rare sorts. Account Mr John Murphy, , DRAUGHT GELDINGS, all thoroughly broken, aud good workers. Also, DRAUGHT MARE. FARM DRAY, and a a first-class HACK MAKE.

Account another Owner, o DRAUGHT GELDINGS, good workers «■> and staunch, with a trial. Norn.—ln consequence of the heavy entries coming to hand at this season of the year, and the shortening of the days, we lind it imperatively necessary" to start our Saturday sales xuuictually at 11 o'clock, and to do this we imu>t request. all owners to have their horses m the yard hv 10 a.m.. that the same may be duly catalogued. \Vo do not undertake to reserve numbers after this H. MATSON & CO., +9 ., 5 Auctioneers. TATTFRSALL’S. —SPECIAL NOTICE TO BUYERS OP DRAUGHT STOCK. MESSRS H. MATSON k CO. have received instructions from Joseph Taylor, Esq., to OFFER TO THE PUBLIC. ON SATURDAY, MAY 10, A selection of 30 HEAD of his very SUPERIOR and WELL-BRED DRAUGHT HOESLb, 3 4 5 and (evear-ohT Broken and Unbroken ’ MARES AND GELDINGS, chiefly by that Prince of Sires, Old Major. Some of the mares in the lino are stinted to v auquisher, others have foals at foot hy Mr M'Kellar’s prize horses. ' 4s •• breeder of draught stock, few men have civen more attention to the matter, or been more successful than Mr Taylor. His horses have always commanded the best jirices when brought into the market, and the above line wili be found well worthy of inspection and quite up to previous drafts. At the same time we shall also oiler, for same £™|£ lCK LIGHT HARNESS HORSES, broken and unbroken; good sorts ; by Nobleman, Ac. 4924 303 H. MATSON & CO., Auctioneers. H. Matson & Co. Synopsis AUCTION SALES. WEDNESDAY, 30xh.—At Addington Market -. Fat Sheep, Pat Cattle, Store Cattle, and Sheep, Fat Pigs, &c. WEDNESDAY, 30th.—At Waimate : Continuation of F. M. Rickman’s Clearing Sale. THURSDAY, Ist MAY’. —At Waimate : Continuation of F. M. Rickman’s Sale. THURSDAY’, Ist MAY. —At Canterbury Wool Stores : Sheep Skins, Hides, and Tallow. H. MATSON & CO., 4732 304 Auctioneers. .Aldington Saletards. THIS DAY. SPECIAL LINES. Account Mr J. E, Thacker, nnA LEICESTER BREEDING EWES, in ./til’ iamb to Leicester Rams Account Messrs Gould and Cameron, iO'n Prime CROSS-BRED WETHERS, from tJtl” the Springfield Estate Account Mr A. M. Reid, 900 2-Tooth CEOSS-BHEDS Account Messrs Greenwood Bros., 130 >r * me Eat CEOSS-BREDS Account Mr A. Chamberlain, 900 MERINO WETHERS Account other owners, OQ Head FAT CATTLE Account Mr A. Wotherspoon, jgQ Prime CROSS-BRED WETHERS Account Mr Jas. Rudd, JQQ CROSS-BRED WETHERS Account Mr Joseph Judge, Jg Head Prime Fat BULLOCKS Account Mr Joseph Taylor, 10 TO 25 Head FAT CATTLE. 4927 H. MATSON k CO., Auctioneers. THIS DAY. A DDINGTON ~ST ARDS. WEDNESDAY, 30th APRIL, 1884. Account John E. Thacker, Esq., nrsfi LEICESTER EWES, in lamb to Lincoln y*>o Rams. H. MATSON k CO., 4829 Auctioneers. A DDINGTON 1[ AE D S. THIS DAT. To Milkmen, Dairymen and others. Instructed hy Mr Joseph Taylor, we shall Offer, THIS DAY, at the above Yards, -1 £> First-class SPRINGERS, all close to calving ; good sorts and qniet. 4920' H. MATSON & CO., Auctioneers. WOODLANDS FARM, JLEWELL. TUESDAY’, 6ih MAT, 1684. 1 MESSES H. MATSON & CO. have received instructions from Henry Dent Gardiner, Esq. (in consequence of his having let the estate), to hold an absolute CLEARING SALE Of the whole of the LIVE AND DEAD STOCK, Comprising—--1600 ™ 0 f j TOOTH WETHERS, Cross--600 TW °-’ rOOTH EWES, Cross-bred KIIA TWO-TOOTH CROSS-BRED EWES, due ju lamb to Maclean rams ”00 MIXED CROSS-BRED EWES AKA MERINO EWES, in lamb to Leicester j-ams 3850 22 DRAUGHT AND HACK HORSES 20 HEAD OF CATTLE 106 PIGS &c., &c. Also, A Large Assortment of IMPLEMENTS, Among which will he found—--2 Gang Ploughs, 3 Blyth’s, 1 Ransom's 2 Grubbers 2 M'Connick Twine Binders 2 ditto ditto wire 1 Horse Rake 3 Drays 2 Rollers 1 Disc Harrow 3 Sets Harrow 1 Champion Harrow 1 Broad-caster 1 Turnip Sower &c., &c., 4c. Together with the usual Miscellaneous Collectiou of Useful and Useless Articles to be found upon an ordinary Farmstead. Terms at Sale, Sale at 12 o’clock. Luncheon Provided. 4600 299 H. MATSON & CO., Auctioneers.