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Otago Witness, Issue 1704, 19 July 1884, Page 16

AUOTXOKB. I A. N S. S I M. S O N (in co> jacctiuii with the National Mort gage and Agfcnov C- mp»tiy) will bo-11 by public auction a<> fti» Yard', Gordon, en Saturday, 19 .h -luly, without reßarvc, 1000 merino wethoia, ueaily fat 200 crovs bred ewea 200 croa«-bred iamu". Also on at c mat of Mr John Hunter (without the slightest reserve ), 3 draught mares 3 dcaugh l ; colu, thMeypars old IAN S. SIMSON. 19jy Auctioneer, Gore. THUESDAY. U-.h JULY, At 1 o'clock. At the B^CBCourfio Hotel, Forbury. J Tssossoc;cjsiifiit]&i> COIiTS AMD FllililßS. Ex Ritgarooma, from Tasmania. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, & CO. l.avi» receivtd iDsiructiond from li. Symmons, Esq , to «*ll by auction, »t the above timo &iA [Ai\o.p, the following thorough breds : 1. B^y yearling COLT— Sire, Manuka; o<*m, Tbrt Wtet, by Cotlier^tcne ; g d Prima Donna, by Boia»d) (imp.); ggd Fareier'i* Diughter, by Jersey (imp.) ; %f. g<l, Pot. by Bolivar (<mp ) ; g g g g d, Whiz^ig (iai;-'.), t y Whalebone. 2. Bay yearling COLT— SIro Manuka; . d*m, Midge, by C<*'tle Kill (imp ) gd, Rsdstance (<?a-ii < f Flying Ditchmim, who ran two dead heats with SaW ia for the Australian Cup), by B*y Middleton ; gg d, Diana, by Peter Fitrn (iu^p.) ; gggd, EJel a (imp.), by Warrior, <&c. This cok U closely related to Stockwell and Malua, theif dams bebg half-sistets. 3. Bay yearling COLT — Sire Manuka ; dam, Mies jack->oo, by Cervns (imp.) ; gd, Pmdsnce, by J -Tpey (imf.) ; g g ft, Bluck Sal, hy Wand«rar (imp.); gggd, Fai<y (imp.), bj Catton, &c. 4. Brown yearliug Filly TASMANIA— Si<*e, Maauka; d^uu, Zilliah, by Poter Wilkine (iua~p.) } gd, by Jersey (imp.) ; pr g d, Ameli*, by M< z*rt j g g g d, P^t, by Bolivar (imp.); g g g g d, Whizdg (imp.), by Whalebone, &.•. This filly ia halMsfcer to Tasmau, winner hi the New Zealand Cup, and other raocs too numerous to mention, 5. Bvy yearling FILLY— Sire, Manuka ; dan?, Cora, by Boliirdo (imp.) ; gd, Mor»y Maul, by Jer.-isy (imo.) ; gg d, Diana, by Poter Finu (imp.) ; gggd, Edella (tmp.), by Warrior, &c. 6. Bay yearUrg FILLY- Sire, Manuka; dam, Pii'By, by Oervua (ia-p.) ; gd, o<jia, by B<n. rdo (imp.) ; gg d, Merry ]VUid, ' y Jersey (rmp.) ; g r gd, DiiMia by Pc ter Finn (imp.) > g g g X <*, li Itlln ( mi.), 1 y Warrior, &•. This filly i» Lalf-Hii-ter to CapfHiti vVebHtor, winner of uv ral r?.cea in New Zaalar.d. 7. Brown y-arlinu FILLY — Siro Manuka; dax», Vea>a. by Castle Hill (imp.); fd, G>vern(*B)', hy O;>nrad ; gg d, B_qi:e>' - , '<y Snorzsr ; gggd, Medea, by Mtzvrt; g g g g d, Wnizgifif, by Whaltsboir. 8 Thrft'c -year old Filly ION A— Sire, St.. Albitu (imp.) ; dam, Miss Hill, by C i-'-le Hill ; g •', by Cervuß ;gg d, The Dove, by Old English Gentleman ; X g g d, F,trtnei'« Daughter, by JVis*y ;f, v er g d, Pet, by Bolivar; g g K'£ g d> Wl» apg, by Whalebone. 9. Brown four ytar-old MASE— Sire, St. Albana ; dam. by Cervus ; gd, The Dove, by Old English Gentleman ; ggd, Farmer's D ughter, by Jersey ; ggg d, Pe., by B ,\iitxt ; ggg gd, Whizgig, by Wh&lebone. 10. F.ve-y«ai-old Gelding GATERS— 1 ' Bire S fc . Albana ; dam, by Peter Wilkini; g o, Mountaio Sylph, by Snotz-jr; ggd, Amelia, by MUzirc; g X g d, i\i ,by B Hvar ; g g g g d, V/h;zi' ; g, by W a'ebone. ' • The Auctioneeifs have geo>»fc plettsnro in bringing the ab:>ve coti i.nd fillies under the notice of sporting grail^mon de-tit ou» of securing animals of undojibbed exosllanoe. They have been landed in good condition, and,^a3 their p o dii?rfes flhow, are of the beat racing blood, beino; rlUed ai they are to horses which have baeu most Buccesaful on the turf. 12jy SATUBDAY, 2«th JULY, At 12 o'clock. yAlilJ/lߣ<E FREEHOLD PROPERTIES In the STRATH-^AI^RI And in TQWJJSHIP of MIDDLEM4RCH. DONALD RSIP CO. hive received iactrucciono trom the Trustees in the Eataco of Messrs Bishop and Palmer to b«U by auction, at tho Caamber of Commerce, D media, on SATURDAY, 26th JULY, At 12 o'clock, That Valuable FieehoJd Property, being flection 10, block IX, Strath-Taieri district, containing 94 acres and 2 poles— all firat-claaa agricultural land -sighting part of the choice block of land selected for the High School Endowments, aad which will be Bold Bubjtot to easy terma of payment. Also, Sections 4 and 5, block 11, townohip of Middl^maifoiip pontalniuß 1 rood and 33 polos, with Bab^uitUl house and other improvements erected thereon ; and sections 1 and 14, block VI. town cf ' ; No reaerve. fTerms at sale. 12 jy aEORGE BODLEY'S LEVIATHAN PRIVATE HOTEL and RESTAURANT, opposite site for ' tbo New Station, Punedin. tJrillqd chops and steak at all