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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIII, Issue 10018, 3 January 1896, Page 8

| ■ Sales rj'action/is day. / One o'Clock, J ItENTF ANNUAL SALE / OF THE /pgQjUGHBRED YEARLINGS . / (WITTIODT RESERVE). 4 RF BY AND THE PROPERTY OP / THOS. MORRIN. AT ELLINGTON PARK, AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND. Br MESSRS. HUNT/A, & NOLAjJ AT ONE OCLOCK. "W—_ : ___™__ 1 THIS DAY. AT WELLINGTON PARK. The undersigned have received instructions to sell, without reserve, immediately alter the sale of Yearlings, THE FOLLOWING THOROUGHBRED MARKS AND FOALS :- BRIDAL ROSE, by Black Rose from Rosalind by Allanby, stinted to Hotchkiss CHESTNUT COLT, by Hotchkiss, dam Bridal Rose MAID OF ATHOL, by Maribjrnong out ol Paraguay, stinted to Hotchkiss GREY FILLY, by Cuirassier from Maid of Athol THE JILT, by Traducer out of Fleurange, stinted to Hotchkiss BAY KII.LY, by Brigadier out of Jilt, own sister to Eve PI'WEKKWBRE, by Nordenfeldt from Pungawerewere, stinted to St. Leger. HUNTER & NOLAN. J. P. A. Pliilson, Auctioneer. THIS DAY. AT WELLINGTON PARK. The undersigned have received instructions from Mr. W. Sandy, to soil, BROWN FILLY, by St. Leger, dam Musket »aid (Full sister to Waiuku). HUNTER ft NOLAN. (J. P. A. Philson, Auctioneer.) » TO-MORROW. DURHAM YARDS. The undersigned will sell, without reserve, THE WELL-KNOWN RACEHORSE MARQUIS OF TEWKESBURY.

Also, Bay Mare GOOD DAY Yearling Filly, by Freedom, dam Good Day TLNGARA, by Nurdenteldt dam Trns Deuce; stinted to Seaton Delaval. To Close a Partnership Account, Th«n.icins IV. ARQUEBUS, i years old, by Flintlock, dam Taupiri At Eleven o'clock. HUNTER & NOLAN. J. P. A. Phikon, Auctioneer. TO-MORROW, At Eleven o'Clock. DURHAM YARDS. the undersigned hav« rec-ived instructions from Major George to sell, THE WHOLE OF HIS VALUABLE RACEHORSES, now in training, Consisting of— PEGASUS, i.yrs-, by Nelson—Tenambra ANNIVERSARY, 4yrs, by Nordenfeldt-Sistcr Agnes ADMIRAL HAWK, 2yrs, by Nelson-Vendetta HEART OF OAK, syrs, by Nelson-Corcyra NEPTUNE, 3yrs, by Nelson—Tenambra THE MASTER, 2yrs, by Nelson-The Maid Engagements and full particulars in future issue. HUNTER & NOLAN, (J. P. A. Pbilson, Auctioneer.) >— ____—_——— MONDAY, JANUARY 6. PAPAKURA YARDS. The undersigned will sell, C A 2 i TO 3JYEAR-OLD STEERS, in Ov very fresh condition. nr\r\ HEAD OF MIXED CATTLE.

HUNTER & NOLAN. J. P. A. Pbilson, Auctioneer. > ' WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 8. &UKEKOHE YARDS. EXPIRATION OF LEASE. the undersigned have received instructions from Mr. J. Allen (who is leaving for Waingaro) to sell, at the Pukekohe Yards, without reserve, rHE WHOM OF HIS WELLKNOWN DAIIIY, consisting of--60 Springing and Backward Heifers, comprising 20 lira e Jerseys, by Wellington and Kt'tiii worth (some equal in appearance to pure); in Shorthorn-, carefully selected from best local Dairies. AUo, I Quiet Pony, carries a lady 1 three-year-old Light Harness Guiding by Sir Walter; quiet; broken to saddle and harness HUNTER _ NOLAN. (J. P. A. Pbilson, Auctioneer.) » ——— __—— pOUNTRY SALES. PAPAKURA-Monday, January 6 PUKKKOHE-Wednesday, January 8 WAI UK Saturday, January 25 HUNTER AND NOLAN. _________ p ■ THURSDAY, JANUARY 9. JPHE REMUERA YARDS. For sale, on Thursday, January 9, at 12 o'clock, CATTLE, SHEEP, PIGS. 2 Largo Sows, near farrowing ALFRED BUCKLAND & SONS. r— —■ ■ fpHERE will be NO HORSE SALE at) our Yards THIS FRIDAY, Jan. 3, 1836. ALFRED BUCKLAND & SONS. HUNTER & NOLAN. r-~ ■ '/COUNTRY CATTLE SALES. WAIUKU-Salurday, January 1 UNO-Monday, Jamnry 13 Wednesday, January 15 WAI UKU-Saturday, January 18 \ PUKEKOHE—Monday, January 27 t ALFJRED BUCKLAND & SONS.