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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21454, 30 March 1933, Page 4

SALES BY AUCTION TMPORTANT RUCTION SALE'$ ALE ' Q'feOHGE j^TD.. AT THE DE LUXE SALEROOMS. rjpo-DAY - rjpiIURSDAY. AT 29 NOON. (Kindly Note Time of Sale.) Instructed by tho Owner, who is leaving for Christchurch. WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION niiiE JJAINTY AND QOSTLY JpURNISHINGS. SB-N OTE P LAYER PIAHO- - yy IRE LESS ' Details: — DRWVIXG ROOM. —MAONIFICENT 88NOTE KASIINER PLAYER PIANO »n Solid Rosewood Case, perfect condition, cost £225; AXMINSTER CARPET. 12 x U; Hearth Rut:. Fireside Chair, 101. Occ. Table, Ornaments. SUPERIOR 3PCK. CHESTERFIELD SUITE, beautifully sprung, uph. in _ Genoa Velvet: Cushions. Curtains, Bric-a-brac. Dining room. choice Jacobean DINING ROOM SUITE of 8 pieces, comprising Buffet, Dining Table and G Dining Chairs to match; 65-Pce. English Dinner Set (perfect order). I'loor Rugs. Curtains, CHESTERFIELD LOUNGE AND DIVAN CHAIR to match, uph. in Tapestry; Very Fine 7Ynlve All-Electric Wireless Set (Majestic in Walnut Console Cabinet, 1932 model, cost ±'4B 10s). Occ. Table. Pictures Tea Set, Vases, Glassware, Ornaments, WILTON CARPET. 12 x 9; Canteen Cutlery. EUREKA VACUUM CLEANER, Dinner Waggon, China Cabinet, Parmstands and Jardinieres, Table Lamp, Easy Chairs, SINGER SEWING MACHINE, etc., etc. Breakfast room.—pretty little TUDOR DESIGN BREAKFAST ROOM SUITE of 6 pieces, comprising Buffet, Draw-leaf Ext. Table and 4 Chairs en suite; AXM. CARPET, Dinner Ware, Cutlery. E.P. Ware, Plaques. Vases. Elect. / Light Shade. Easy Chair, Pictures, Occ. Table, Palmstand, Cushions. Curtains, Dainty China. Ball.—wilton vest, square. 9 x 0.9. Hall Runner, Hall Seat. Chair, Curtains, Pictures, Writing Bureau, Palmstand and Jardiniere. BEDROOMS.—VERY CHOICE ROSEWOOD POLISHED TWIN BEDROOM SUITE of 7 Pieces, comprising Mirrordoor Wardrobe, Frameless Mirror Dressing Table, Toilet Cabinet and Twin Panelled Bedsteads and Wires en suite (cost £4? 10s); Best Kapok Mattresses, Pillows, Quilt. Blankets, Axm. Carpet 12 x 9, Floor Rugs, Bedspreads, Pictures, Curtains, DAINTY MAHOGANY - FRONTED BEDROOM SUITE, comprising Semi-Cheval Dressing Table, Dressing Stool, Full Panelled Bedstead and Wire Wove and Toilet Cabinet to match; D. Kapok. Pillows, Eiderdown Quilt, Box Ottoman, Carpet, S.G. Chairs, Occ. Table, Single Beds and Wires and Mattresses, Odd Dressing Tables and Latest Modern Appointments. felTCHEN.—Kitchen Dresser, Kit. Chairs. Good Kit. Table, Aim. and En. Ware. Crockery, Cutlery, Glassware, Kit. Utensils and General Sundries. NQTE. —A very Dainty Catalogue, and buyers should not fnij to inspect. .EORGE \7SrALKER, y T£)> qeorge -yy AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS, Leonard Coakley, W. J. Cuttle, Auctioneers. JJISPERSAL gALE AT ; ~yy AIRARAPA. jDACING AND Jg REEDING t gTOCK, IN THE ESTATE OF LATE W. E. BIDWILL, 0.8. E. RASTER JgATURDAY, 'AT Q 3Q A.M. SHARP. fyyRIGHT, gTEPHENSON AND QO„ LTD , /BLOODSTOCK SALESMEN, Instructed by the TRUSTEES, in the ESTATE of the late W. _E. BIDWILL. 0.8. E., will conduct a Dispersal Sale of the RACING and BREEDING STOCK, RACING GEAR, etc., at the HOMESTEAD, ROTOTAWAI, and will submit to auction:— RACEHORSES IN TRAINING OR SPELLING. 1. STANCHION _ (5), b.g., 7yrs„ by Limond*—Termination. Winner Wellington Cup, 1J miles (1500 sovs.) and other good faces. Sound and in great heart. 2. EMOTION (5), ch.g., Gyrs. by Lord Quex —Submersion. A good winner, sound, been spelling since Xmas, in excellent condition. 3. DISTORTION (5). b.g.. 4yrs, by Chief Ruler*—Termination. Half-brother to Stanchion and Cessation. A winner and a splendid type. Met with accident to hoof, now Bound. A horse with great prospects. 4. FUSION (17). b.f., 3yrs, by Lord Quex*—Station. Unplaced in. Wellesley Stakes and in other six starts at 2 years, not raced this season, being allowed time to develop.. S.,SATURATION (17). ch.f., 4yrs, by Lord Quex*—Black Scotia. Went shin sore after two starts at 2 years. Since spelled in paddock. Beautiful type. 6.-ROTATION (5), b.g., 6yrs, by Surveyor—Animation. A winner, did not race until 4 years old. spelled in paddock past year, Up to weight. 7. PROSTRATION (5), b.g., 2yrs, by Lord Quex* —Termination. Half-brother to Stanchion, etc. In training, not yet raced. look 3 exceptionally promising. 8. OPPRESSION (5), ch.g., lyr., by Lord Quex*—•Administration. Broken in after Xmas. Beautiful qualitied yearling, with splendid action. 9. CONFISCATION (5), b.f., lyr. by Chief Ruler*—Lubrication. Broken in after Xmas, Great conatitutioned filly, big middlepiece, typical galloper. ; BROOD MARES. 10. TERMINATION (5), br.m., llyrs, dam of Stanchion, Cessation and Distortion, by Kiloroney*—Culmination, by San Francisco —Stepfeldt (sister to Stepniak). With brown colt foal by Chief Ruler at foot. This mare is a perfect individual and one of the most valuable in the stud book. The foal has been taught to lead. 11. LUBRICATION (5), br.m., Byrs, by Nassau'—Animation, by Provocation—Declination, by Stepniak. A very high-class mare, carrying her second foal to the service of Captain Bunsby*. three-quarter brother to the English Derby winner Coronach. 12. ADMINISTRATION (5), b.m.. 7yrs. halj-sister to Suggestion and Relation, by Day Comet* —Imagination, by Birkenhead— Culmination. Another good in are of excellent breeding, carrying her third foal to service of Chief Ruler*, champion sire, 1931-32 and 1929-30. 13. STATION (17), blk.m., lOyrs, by Elevation—Black Scotia, by All Black*—Scotia (sister to Bonnie Scotland, winner A.J.C. Deiby, etc.). A big, powerfully-made mare, not served this season. 14.- ANIMATION (5), b.m., 19yrs (dam of Lubrication, Rotation, etc.), by Provocation —Declination, by Stepniak. Not served this Benson. rpHE RACING GEAR includes Paddock 'J- and Stable Rugs, Half-sheets, Quarter Pieces, Bridles, Saddles, Halters, Rollers, iiotk and Knee Boots, Brushes, Combs, etc.. nil:, in perfect order. The late W. E. Bidwill, 0.8. E., founded his stud, now to be dispersed, in 1902, when ho secured the famous brood mare Stepfeldt (5), with her filly foal. Culmination, by San Francisco (brother to .St Frusquin). Stepfeldt' was an own sister to the brilliant sire Stepniak, and She, the dam of Bobadil. v.ho became famous in Australia by siring 3!0 winners of £123,190. Stepfeldt bred Stepka (g. dam of Rapier), Elevation. 'Gravitation; Provocation, Tribulation. Reputation, hi" classic winners, and Culmination bred additional classic winners in Suggestion and Devotion, in addition to a great many other winners of handicaps, etc. Other mares used in the stud were Immersion (5). whose dam, Illusion, was a half-sister to Pibroch, the "lam of the brilliant racehorse and successful sire, Menschikofi, and of Stepdancer, ancestress of Warstei.. Starland. Starmist, J'in>e!ieht. etc.; and Black Scotia (17). whose ,5' r* V l ' W " B . » sister to the Australian v,'„ y - w,n "er. Bonnie Scotland numerous winners were also bred from these la ter mares which were mated successfully f , benn-bred sons of Stepfeldt and A . POrted ' . CaWogues are tioneera °" " Pr ' l,catlon 4 ° the AugAN STEPHENSON AND CRAN , Tn 1 partuffcODSTOCK SALESMEN. k BORCfffON. MASTER PoRTC. BLENHEIM.