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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18689, 21 April 1924, Page 2

!**" ""* ' Wsl'- SALES BY AUOTIOH. , jpRTTIT. JjmUlT. pRTJIT. jpRTJIT. JjXRUIT. JIRUIT. pROIDUCE. VEGETABLES. fptJBNERS AND Q.ROWERS, j^TD.. SELL DAILY 0 A.M., jpRUITS JN gEASON. Including: ORANGES, FIGS. DESSERT APrLES, COOKING APPLES, DESSERT PEARS. COOKING PEARS ■ RIPE BANANAS, PASSIONS, ORANGES. BANANAS. LEMONS. CAPES. ETC, HOTHOUSE GRAPES. HOTHOUSE GRAPES. NOTE: NO SALE TO-DAY (EASTER MONDAY). JIO A.M. - pRODUCE AND yBGETABLES. npURNERS AND Q.ROWERS, CITY MARKETS. R OSES. JJ EDGES. jpRUIT IJIREES. BY AUCTION ON M 14, AT 12 NOOK. AT OUR SALEROOMS, CITY MARKETS. 2000 R OSE P IiMTS ALL THE BEST VARIETIES. Including all the Very Best and Latest Novelties, grown by Mr. H. G. Cutler, of Henderson, who has held the Brett Challenge Rose Bowl for the last three years, and can claim to be the Champion Rosogrower of Auckland. NOTE. Lust Year's Prize-winning Roses ware selected from the Plants being offered. 5000 F®°" BEES - Including Citrus Fruit. Apples, Peaches, Ncctarine, ivnd Plum Trees. Also, SHELTER TREES AND HEDGING, grown by Messrs. J. T. Skelton and Sous, the well-known Nurserymen of Point Chevalier. Watch for Our Advertisements Later. IJWBNERS AND QROWERS, J^TD., . CITY MARKETS. g ALE - RANG A gTUD, QNE rjmEE gILL. dJO-MORROW AT 11 A.M. The undersigned have received instructions From MESSRS. PATERSON BROS., Oransa Stud, who have disposed of their property, to Sell the following rpHOF UGHBRED YEARLINGS, J. L CD MARES. FOALS AND HoRSES. in training, consisting of, l°t"I BROWN GELDING, 1 year, by Romeo— A Cadence; broken in. This yearling is halt-brother to Oranga 9 CHEST. FILLY. 1 year, by Thurnham— Juanna; broken to lead. 8 CHEST. FILLY, 2 years, by Thurriham— Pell; broken to lead. A full-sister to Pelham. 4 CHEST. FILLY, 2 years, Thurence, by Thurnham—Cadence started 8 . _ _ times. A half-sister to Oranga. 5 BAY FILLY. .2 years, " Bubbly by AbsurdLiquify; started once. A full-sister to Del use * 6 CHEST. MARE. aged. " Cadence " bp Cyrenian—Lute; served by Romeo (imp.) 7 BAY' MARE, aged, " English Maid," by Marble —Lady Neville. 8 BAY MARE, aged, "Te Moti," by Motiti—Anadyomen©; eerved by Lucullus. 8 BAY MARE, aged, "Pell" by HyraetPellicule; served by Romeo. Dam of Pelham. • 10 CHEST". MARE, 4 years, " Bachelor Girl," by Thurnham—Spinster, with «. filly, foal at foot by Surveyor. 11 CHEST. MARE, aged, " Juanna" by Achilles Shepherdess; served by Lucullus. 12 CHEST. COLT FOAL, by Surveyor Juanna. 13 CHEST. GELDING, 4 years, " Bustler" H A §? u lt—Te Moti; a winner. "ELDING, 2 years, " Royal Form,' by Royal —Pretty-form; never started. CHEST. GELDING, 5 years, " Young Xhurnham," by Thurnham—Analogy; .» „ a winner. 16 BAY MARE, 3 years, " Uralla," by in mont—Persianello; a winner. 17 BAY GELDING, 3 years, " Pelham," by Thurnham—Pell Also, .« On Account, DR. RINGr. 18 CHEST. FILLY, rising 2 years, by Day » „,~2 rnc t—Miss Modest; in work. 19 CHEST. GELDING. 5 years, by Potoa— Freedom Mare, J-brother to Ihapotoa; m work since Xmas. By kind permission of Messrs. Paterson • this' -<other entries will be accepted for The follow:.nff are the performances of the i various Hornee in training:— Thurnwr v March. 1323: i >r -i Hunaicap; 2nd to Prettyraan, m Maiden Plato. Opotiki Meeting, held at , Takapuna: Ist Waiotahi Handicap. A.R-C. • « D?? N T^ c ? tln ?V 3rd in Mangere Handicap; A.K.C. Winter Meeting, 2nd to Kauri Park, in Hunt Club Hurdles; Ist in Hunt Club Steeples, 11.3; Ist in Orakei Hurdles, 10.9. Uralla—Takapuna Spring Meeting:: 3rd , Cambria Handicap; Avondale Autumn Meeti Jtjg, 2nd Nursery Handicap to Startle: • Takapuna Summer Meeting, Ist in Trial Handicap and 2nd Moana Handicap to Desert Glow. BustlerTakapjina Spring » Meeting: 2nd Stanley Hurdles to Rosullus; Takapuna Summer Meeting, 3rd' in Handicap Hurdles • Egmont Summer Meeting. Ist , Opawe Hurdles. Pelham of Plenty ( Meeting, held at Avondale: 2nd Mpngonui Handicap to Aerofortis: Wellington Rac- - ing Club Spring Meeting, Ist in Trial ? Stakes, beating Black Ronald, winner of N.Z. Derby. A.R.C. Spring Meeting, 2nd Gt Northern Guineas, Miss Egypt, time ( lm 38 4-ss; 2nd in Shortland Plato to Reremoana. lm 37 4-ss-tN 2) L OAN AND jy^ERCANTILE* 8 * AGENCY COMPANY. LIMITED. I JMPORTANT QLEARING § ALE OF r, gTATION (^HEEP. - •^7'AIREIIE. AT Q.ISBORNE. - "^7* AIREIIE, Q.ISBORNE, n ___ B FRIDAY, jyj-AY 2' 1924. ' MESSR. DALGETY AND COMPANY. • . . LTD... Tlave received instructions from Messrs. Buchanan Brothers, whose lease has expired. to Sell, without reserve, as above, ' 15,000 Comprising— 3000 TWO-TOOTH EWES, with Romney rams. 2000 FOUR-TOOTH EWES, with Romncy rams. 2000 SIX-TOOTH EWES, with Romney rams. _ 1300 FO (JK-j. EWES, with Romney rams. • 1850 TWO-TOOTH WETHERS. 3500 MIXED HOGGETS. 250 TWO AND FOUR-TOOTII ROMNEY RAMS. AUCTIONEER'S NOTE.—This is one the best floffis of Sneep in the famed Poverty Bay District, and as Messrs. Buchanan Brothers lease has expired, the Sale is unreserved. r -rvALGETY AND QOMPANY. J TD., - AUCTIONEERS, GISBOR^TE. ' A LFRED & gONS. LTD., •■DUNKERRON," EPSOM ; -pEIDAT. J£AY 2, 2.30 PM- • 8 - ! rpHE Beautiful residence of the ' JO, ACRES FREEHOLD; elevated Rich . M t Volcanic Land MAGNIFICENT ' liOME. Lawns. Plantations and Pasture. ' A GLORIOUS HOME, and an OPPOR- - UNITY for Racing Enthusiasts or Speculators. Property Flagged. s A LFRED jgUCKLAND & gONS, LTD., 1 ' ALBERT STREET, AUCKLAND.