CLEARING SALE AT EUREKA ESTATE.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 11999, 23 June 1902, Page 7

CLEARING SALE AT EUREKA ESTATE.

'the New Zealand Land Association some time back disposed of the division of the Woodlands Estate known as Eureka, through their agents, the New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Company. On Thursday the auctioneer of the company, Mr. 11. O. Nolan, disposed by auction of the stock of sheep, cattle, horses, arid implements. There was a large attendance of the public from all parts of the surrounding districts, and some hailed from as far as W'hangarei. Wamku, ana Thames. The prices realised were most satisfactory to the vendors. . The quality ol the stock offered was of a superior class, and the bidding was brisk from start to finish. The following are the particulars: — Cattle—ls dairy cows: J. Gordon, one at £9 15s, one at £3 12s 6d; one at £5, two at £8 10s; .1. Bustard, two at £7 10s, one at £6 ss, four at £6 10=; Lusby, one at £7 lbs; McLennan, one at £8; Swameld; one at £13 ss. Forty-one two-year-old heifers: J. Gordon. 15 at £6 6s, 12 at £6 10s, 12 at £6. Fiftyfour three-year-old heifers: J. Gordon, live at £8 ss. five at £8 M; Swalfl'eld, five at £: 15s; W. McHardy, 10 at £6, 10 at £5 15s; W. S. Allen, 19 at £5 10s. One hundred three-year-old heifers, served by pedigree bulls: Bagnall. 15 at £4 ss; A. J. .Storey, 20 at £4 10s; Clifton, 15 at £5 15s. 10 at £5, 10 at £a 10*1; W. S. Allen, 10 at £4 15s; M. Harrison, 10 at £4 ids; J. Bustard, 10 tit'£s. . .. .. Sheen—ls97 full-mouthed crossbred ewes, in lamb to Lincoln rams: J. Roche, 200 at, 7s 8d; J. Knight. 597 at 7s 6d;' G. A. Cruickshank, 800 at 7s 6d. 1671 six-tooth crossbred ewes, in iamb to Lincoln rams: . M. Harrison, 900 at 9s: J. Teague, 500 at 8s 9d; A. J. Storey. 271 at 8s 4d. 1597 four-tooth crossbred ewes, in lamb to Lincoln rams: T. 11mton, 800 at 10s 3d: J. Gordon, 500 at 10s; C. Swann, 297 at 9s 3d. 1636 two-tooth crossbred ewes, in lamb to Leicester rams: ,W. A. Mason, 1000 at 8s 6d ; A. J. Storey. 636 at 8s 3d. 432 full-mouth crossbred ewes, empty: N. Rumnev, 200 at 9s 6d; C. Starr, 50 at 9s; Kereone Estate, 252 at 8s 4d. 333 four and six tooth crossbred ewes, empty: Kereone Estate, 333 at 6s lid. 468 two-tooth crossbred owes, emptv: J. Bustard, 50 at 7s 3d; Smee-i Bros., 100 lit 7s 3d; W. S. Allen, 318 at 5s 7d. 903 two-tooth wethers: W. S. Allen, 500 at 6s 2d; J. Roche, 50 at 6s 2d: D. Campbell, 100 at 6s 2d; C. O'Driscoll, 253 at 6s id. 1065 crossbred hoggets: M. Harrison, 500 at 4s 2d; M. Harrison," 565 at 4s. 102 Lincoln ewes, in lamb to Moeraki rains: R. Peak. 42 at lg. 08 Lincoln ewe hoggets: C. J. Storey, 33 at :[g. 34 English Leicester rains: T. Hinton, 34 at

is Horses.—Draughts: General Gordon, foaled 1895, by Royal Conqueror,. W. Smeed, Tuakau, 105gs; 'draught colt, foaled November, 1900, by General Gordon, C. Day, 50gs ; brown mare Nannie, aged, by Lord Haddo, W. S. Allen, £39; black mare Bess, Byrs, by Lotlutir, P. Hogali, £45; brown mare Lake, lOyrs, by Lothair, T. O. Williams, £.36; bay mare Pose, aged, bv Young Prince Charlie, T. C. Williams, £26; bay mare Polly. 6yrs, J. G. Penniket, £32; bay mare Gipsy, 7yrs, by Royal Conqueror, li. H. Caley, £23; Bav mare Graham, aged, A. Bell, £31; bay marc Hilda, 7vrs, J. G. Pcnniket, £46; bay mare Young Bess, syrs, by Lothair, W. Paterson, £32; chestnut mare Alice. 6yrs. by Lothair, T. C. Williams, £31; bav mare Glasgow, 6vrs. by Lord Glasgow, W. C. Morgan. £43: chestnut mare Ziph, 6yrs. by Lothair, T. I.'. Williams. £20: bay mare Morgan, Byrs, by Lord Glasgow, T. Hinton, £38; Brown mare Lottie, aged. J. Bustard. £30; bay mare Dolly, svrs. bv Lothair, E. Robinson. £40; bay mare Fancy, syrs. by Lothair, W. C. Morgan. £37; bay mar" Mary, aged, .1. Davis, £27; bay mare Flower. 9yrs, by. Lord Rosebery, T. Hinton, £35; bar mare Florrie, 9yrs, by Lord Rosebery. ft. Watt, £47; brown mare Beta, lOyrs, by General Fleming. E. C. Clifton, £40; roan mare Blossom, aged, W. G. Perk, £37; bay mare Maggie. lOvrs, by Lothair. T. C. Williams, £28; bay mare Violet, aged. W. S. Allen, £25: bay colt. 2vrs. by General Cordon, A. Bell, £26. " Backs: Gray gelding Tobbie, lOyrs. by Partbenopams, T. Wells, £15 10s; chestnut mare Lady Dash. 9yrs. by Balderdash. T. 'Wells. £15 10s: chestnut mare Lottie, aged, by Ruins, F. J. Maishall, £6 10s; chestnut gelding Barney, 7yrs, by Rufus, A. Gibbons. £25: bay gelding Tiger, 7yrs, by Rufus, P. O'Orady. £28; brown mare Queen, 6yrs. by Merrymaker, Jno. Gordon. £20; brown mare Lady Smith. Byrs, by Rufus, J. R. Hetherington. £25; bay mare Bandy. lOyrs, by Cap-a-pie. J. Given, £10 10s; bay pony mare Dot. aged, D. Tribe. £5 10S; bay pony mare Young Dot, Bvrs. by Rufus. Ransted. £8 10s; chestnut mare Birdie, 6yrs, by Rufus. A. J. Storey, £22 10s; chestnut mare May. 4yrs; by Merrymaker, A. Kldd, £28; Black mare Polly. 4yrs. bv Merrvmaker. P. IJpgan, £35; bay horse Tim. by Reekin Tom. W. G. Park. £13; chestnut mare Jess, C. Annett. £12.

On account of G. Wishart: Station Contractor: Bay gelding Major, 6yrs, E. Atkinson, £40; bay gp'.dirig Simon. 7yrs, E. Atkinson, £28 1C«;' bav adding Pogey. 7yrs. J. Roche. £30: gray gelding Punch, aged, Smith and Rambling. £16; bay gelding Bob. 9vrs. Smith and Rambling. £26 10s; bay gelding Punch. 9vrs-, T. Hinton. £30 10s: bay trebling Mick, Bvrs Smith and Hambling. £26 10s; brown gelding Bon, aired, .T. Bustard. £24 10s; chestnut geldinc Dobov. Smith and Rambling, £10 10s: bay geldini Laddie, a?ed. J. Bustard. £5. The implements were all quickly disposed of at good prices.

"Very much welcomed by florists will be a now yellow Chinese primrose; it is named Revo d'Or. The flowers are of moderate size, semi-double, and of a rich golden yellow colour, each petal being bordered by white. It was raised in France in 1899. and was figured in a recent number of the Revue Horticole. Brussels carpets, in all qualities, extraordinary value in tapestries by the yard.— Tonson Garlick Coy. A hovel coo.:ery demonstration can easily be given, and the expense of eggs in winter be avoided by using custard powder, Tucker's. Four packets in each u, box; four flavours. Inlaid tile linoleum, just opened, superior quality, superb in designs and colourings; inspection invited.— Garlick Coy. Parents are invited to inspect Smith and Caughey's immense stock of boys' mackintoshes, tweed overcoats, and reefer jackets.