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Otago Daily Times, Issue 13449, 24 November 1905, Page 12

SALES BY AUCTION. THIS DAY, FRIDAY, 24th NOVEMBER, At 10 o'clock sharp. Tahuna Park Show Sale. SHORTHORN BULLS. COWS, and HEIFERS. OTAGO FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION OF NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED) will fell by auction This Morning— On account of Mr George Anderson (Wright's Bush): 2 pure shorthorn Bulls, one and two years old. Messrs Mitchell Bros. (Weston!: 2 pure shorthorn Bulls. Mr William Waddell (Rough Craig Farm, , Waikaka Valley): j 8 pure shorthorn Cows and Heifers: all prize-takers at yesterday's show, snd the champion heifer in tlie shorthorn class. NOTE STARTING HOUR, L. MACLEAN, 24n Auctioneer. SATURDAY, 25th NOVEMBER, At 9 o'clock sharp. Otago Farmers' Horso Bazaar, OTAGO FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION OF NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED) have rewived instructions from Mr Jackson Munro to sell by auction, on above (late, The WHOLE of his STUD of TROTTING HORSE'S:1. Brown Gelding ARBITRATOR, six years old, by Imperious from Siberia. Has won two trotting races. Record, 4niin ISfce. 2. Brown Gelding, six yeans old, stands l&i hands, liy General Tracy from Bellona, by Diomedes. Has taken two first prizes in show rings. 3. Bay Mare, six years, hands, by Electioneer—Sapphire, by Marmion from mare by Lord of the Vale (an Arab). 4. Bay Colt, five years old, by Rothschild from Liberia, by Kentucky from Siberia. 5. Bay Colt, four years old, by Rothschild from Elsie B. (record, 2min 27scc), by Childe Harold from Red Rose (thoroughbred) ; broken to lead. 6. Brown Filly, four years old, by Prince Imperial from Moina, by General Tracy from a Tribuno niaro (a natural pacer); broken to lead. 7. Bay Colt, three years old, by General Tracy from Redoubt (2min 31? cc), by Boston (America) from Lousitania (2min 28see). 8. Bay Colt (Entire), two years old, by General Tracy from Redoubt. 9. Bay Colt, yearling, by General Tracy from Redoubt. 10. Brown Colt, yearling, by General Tracy, from Elsie B. 11. Bay Jlare REDOUBT (record, 2min 31scc), by tho American Boston from Lousitania (2min 28sec), by Childe Harold, 12. Bay Mare, five years old, by Gipsy Grand, from Merisette (Stud Book), by Medallion; dam Huguenot, by Apreniont from Martvr. by Daniel O'Ronrke. Bred by J. F. Rcid, Esq., of Elderslie. As the 1 Owner is giving up the business, the w'nolo of tiic above Horses aro for sale. NOTE STARTING HOUR. 24n ■ L. MACLEAN, Auctioneer. SATURDAY, 25th NOVEMBER, ' Afc 10 o'clock. SPECIAL HORSE SALE. Otigo Fnrmcft' Horsa Bazaar. ATAGO FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE W ASSOCIATION OF NEW ZEALAND (LIMIT ED) have received instructions from several leading Breeders to sell by auction, on above date (day following Otago A. and P. Association's show)— For Mr Pi. Slierridan, Gropcr's Bush: 2 pure Clydesdale Fillies, sired by Shepherd Lad and Flsshwood, dams by Herd Laddie and Southern Chief.

Mr T. Ryder: 4 superior cart Geldings 4 handsome Cobs. Mr James Park, Waikouaiti: Heavy cart fielding. Mr James Thompson, Hillcnd: 6 cart. Geldings. 4- to 6 years old. , Messrs Imrie and Grant: 6 weight-carrying Cobs, 5 to 6 years old. Mr ft. I-lod gins, Maniototo: 6 draught and light harness Horses. Mr S. Hanger,' Becks: 3 draught Geldings. Mr F. Thomas: 6-year-old Cob, dogcart, and harness. Mr N- Culling, Hillgrove; 2 light harness Horses. Mr Robertson, Pukihiko: 2-year-old Entire Colt. Mr C. Gamble: 6 cart Mares and Geldings. Mr James Curie: 5-jear-old Gelding, phaeton, and harness. Mr J. W. Howard: Spring-cart Gelding. Mr T. Kirk: 2 cart Geldings. Mr W. M'Elwee, Palmerston: Superior 6-year-old Gelding. A Client: Trotting Gelding NorsemanVarious Clients: 12 draught and spring-cart Horses. Note.—The pedigree Fillies will be offered at 10.30. L. MACLEAN, -^ n Auctioneer. SATURDAY, 25th NOVEMBER, At 12 o'clock. Otago Farmers' Horse Bazaar. ATAGO FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE W ASSOCIATION OF NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED) have received instructions from Dr Coughtrey to soli by auction, as above: Carriages, Special Waggon Harness, Agricultural Implement's, Pumps, Stove, ° Grates, etc., etc. Among tnese are the following: Four-wheeler Perth cart, with pole and shafts for single or double traction; built by the well-known Scottish builder, Macintosh (of Perth) Handsome Tilbury gicr. with ordinary wheels and axle. al=o soecial bicycle wheels and indiarubber tyres, etc.; specially built by Stewart and Co. Pony gig, imported One Bristol convortible wagron, with springs (a combined waggon and tindray) One hand-cart Single and double sets of harness of the best quality Milk-cart harness, by M'Callum Saddles, bridles, lady's side-saddle Horse collars, several types of bits English-made lawn mower, suitable for bowling green One pair of Ijght tine harrows (with swingle-tree and chains), horse covers, pumps, American corking stove, gas stoves, ordinary jarlour prates, panelled doors, wooden mantclpicce. Intending purchasers of carriages and harness can rely on all the various articles presented at this sale being of the very best quality. L. MACLEAN. 24n Auctioneer.

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