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North Otago Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 8087, 27 September 1894, Page 3

VALLANGE CHRISTIE A^D CO

THURSDAY, 27TH SEPTEMBER.

On tho Premises, Usk atrcob.

At 2 o'olock.

•yALLANGE, CHRISTIE & CO. * have received instructions from Miss Allison (who is leaving Oamaru) to soil by publio auction at tho above time and place — Horsehair Couch, Horsohair Chairs, Round Table, Pictures, Oilcloth, Ruga, Fenders, Firo Irons, Lamps, Books, Ornaments, Curtains, Double Bedstead, Spring Mattress, Flock Mattress, Washstand and Ware, Dressing Tablos, looking Glasses* Carpot j, Mats, Oiloloth, Blinda and Rollors, Kitohon Tables, Book Brackets, Crockery, Kitohon Utonails, and Lob of Sundrios too numerous to mention.

Without Reserve. VALLANGE, CHRISTIE, & CO., sr2s Auctioneers. SATURDAY, 29rn SEPTEMBER.

At tho Rooms, Tyne street. At 12.30 o'clock, furnitureT furniture, a^allange, christie, and co. have boon favored with instructions from Messrs Horsburgh and Scarlo to soil by public auction, at the above time and place— SALVAGE STOCK. G Spring Mattresses, 4 Toilot Tables, 1 Black Iron Bedstead (single), 1 4ft Wood Bedstead, 2 Washstands, 1 Horsohair Suito (9 pioces), 1 Marble Washstand, 8 Wood Brackets, 1 Duchosso Table, Lot of Vienna Chairs, Towel Rails, 1 Sewing Machine, Rocking Chair 1 Platform Rocker, Clocks, Child's Chair, 1 Camp Iron Bedstead, 4 Accordeons, 4 Ashpans, 3 Sots Firo Irons, 5 Fondors, Coal Vases, and Lot of Sundries, etc., etc, VALLANGE, CHRISTIE & CO.) sr2o Auctioneers.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

TO TRAVEL In tho Oamaru District,' and Stand at Commercial Stablos, Tho Famous American Standard-bred Stallion TZ* E N TV C X Y. (Full brother to General Tracy and Oaklands). Coverod two miles in smin 38sec ; also ono mile iv 2min 44soc. One of tho Best A. oricau Standard-bred Horses in the Colonies. By Berlin (imp.) ; dam, Jenny Tracy (imp.) Kentucky is a rich bay with black points, nine yoars old, and a rare goor, with beautiful tomper ; 10 hands high. j Berlin, his sire, is too well known to requiro comment. Ho wny bred by A. <). Alexander, Esq., Wood burn I 1I 1 arm, Kentucky, U.S. A , j,ot by Woodford Mambrino, 2tnin 21Jsec ; dam Suo Dudley, dam of Mambriuo Dudley. 2min 19doc ; 2nd dam, Madamo Dudley, by Bashaw Horse; 3rd dam, by May Day, sire of May Qucon, 2min 2Gsoo; Woodford Mambrino'a dam, Woodbine, 2min 19sec. Woodford Mambriuo sired Abbotslord, 2miu 274 sec ; Conway, 2min 22^aco : Magenta, 2min 24soc ; Lady M'Fatridgo, 2min 29s8c ; Uaoia, 2mtn 25£ sec ; George Ayer, 2min 30see. Mambrino Chief, sii'O of Mambrino, sired twolve winners, with records from 2min IS^aco to 2inin 22aec, Berlin is full brother to Mambrino Dudley, 2miu lOscc. Jenny Tracy, bred by Tomplo Bergen, Etq,, Mercor County, Kentucky} was got by Tom Stamps (standard), dam by Bourbon Chief, Biro of Calmar, 2min '23£ sc o; 2nd dam Lutio Rodgerw, dam of Bopluo Tomplo, 2min 27sec ; Abdallah Pilot, sire of Tom Stamps, was from Mambrino Clnof mare ; 2nd dam, Burch's mare, Rosalind's dam, 2min 21,/ sec; and sired Picard, 2min lS^sec ; also Red Jim, 2min 28& co, at 3 years old. Tom Stamps' duir, Queen Dido, was also dam of tho famous Red Wilkes. Tom Stumps had a four^yoar-old record of 2min SGseo, but died before having a chance at the stud. For further pedigree boo American Stud Book. Kentucky ran in harness 2 miles, time smin 38seo ; also won at Lancaster Park, 3 miles, 9min 23500, as a four-year-old. Covered throo miles in harness at tha Canterbury Agricultural and Pastoral Show Grounds on tho 12th of August, 1892 ; time, Bmin 23soc, Also trotted 4 miles in lOmin 52seo on tho same ground in August, 1891. Trotted 1 mile in harness at tho Agricultural and Pastoral Grounds on August 11th, 1893, in 2min 44500, passing through u big field. Kentucky took Ist prizo at tho Canterbury Show, 1890 ; took Ist and epooia pi izea, Rangiora, and 2nd prize at Leeutonl JB9l : 1892, first and special at Rangiora, 2nd Christohureh ; 1893, Ist at Christ church, beating horses from America, Terms — L 4 4s season ; two or moro marcs as por arrangement. Grooming feo, ss, lor full particulars apply to Groom in charge, or to W. JAR DEN, j Owner, 33, Gloucester street, Linwood, Christohurch.

WE LEAD-OTHERS FOLLOW. npHffl SUCCESS which has attended our -*- Spoaial Efforts to supply our production at a prico iv keeping with tho times, without in any way lowering thn quality of either tho workmanship or materials has been unpreeedentod. Notwithstanding the cxtromo dull times, our Cash Turnover is Fully Moro Than Last Season's. Wo buy on tho very best terms, and Cash Purohasors receive tho full advantages of therLARGFi DlS* COUNTS AND CONCESSIONS wo aro now able to command. In addition to our Largo Stock of OAMARU and othor COLONIAL TWEEDS, we aro Constantly Receiving Direct from tho beat English and Scotch ',Housos tho LATEST STYLES and MOST FASHIONABLE GOODS now being worn, and we unhesitatingly assort that no* whoro in tho colony can gentlemen acquire bottor value, or havo a bettor selection to choose from. Patterns and Prico Lis on application, or farwardod with solf-moaßure* mont ohart to any address. Hats, Hosiery, Scarfs, Underclothing, Waterproofs, Ovorooats, and MEN'S and BOYS' READY-MADE CLOTHING at Bod Rock Prices WILLIAM WADDELL, Merchant Tailor, Glasgow Clothing House, Onmaru, Xiaiuru, AttQ |wdKm;QWt