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Otago Witness, Issue 1974, 19 September 1889, Page 19

Auctions. SATURDAY, 12th OCTOBER, At 1 o'clock. Education Reserve leases. 88. MARTIN (under instructions from the School Commissioners of Otago) will offer for sale by auction at the Survey Office, Lawrence, on the above date, the leases of the following sections for a term of 14 years : — Sectiona 158, 159, 160, 173, and 175, Block 11, Tuapeka East District, containing, 85a 2r sp, situated about a mile and a-" half from Lawrence. Section 2 of 34, Block 111, Table Hill District, containing 45 acres ; Spction 1, Block XII ; Section 15, Block XIII ; Section 6, Block XX ; Section 3, Block XXII ; and Section 2, Block XXIII, Town of Lawrence, containing 1 rood each. For particulars and conditions of leases apply to theJAuctioneer or to the undersigned. C. MACANDREW, Secretary to the School Commissioners, 12s Water street, Dunedin. THURSDAY, 3rd OCTOBER 1889. At Noon. At the Otago Agricultural and Pastoral Associa» j tion's Show Ground, Tahuna Park (near Dunedin). TWENTY-EIGHTH ANNUAL SALE Of Imported and Colonial-bred Stallions, SSrooci Mares, «&c. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, & CO. have received instructions from the undermentioned owners to sell by auctioD, at above time and place, the following Stud Horses, viz. : — On account of Mr John Trestrail, Melbourne : No. 1. — The Imported Coaching Stallion ORPHEUS, imported direct from the celebrated Oldenburgh Stud, Burwurden (near Roden* kirchen), Giand-dukedom of Oldenhurgh, Germany. Horses from this Stud have in recent years taken over 400 Prizes, Medals, &c, in Europe and America. Orpheus is the pure type of a Coaching Stallion — in fact, the best specimen the auctioneers have seen on this side the Line. He was bred by Edward Lubben, and was foaled on 21st April 1886, is a very rich brown with black points, and stands 16hds 3|in high. He is sired by lago, by Agamemnon, by Fellachich (dam by Zernebock) ; dam by Cleveland, by Young Duke of Cleveland, by Duke of Cleveland, by Magistrate (dam of Conqueror). No 2.— The Imported Clydesdale Stallion LUCKY WILLIE, a bright bay rising five years old and " quality all over " ; bred by the late Mr Dougald Newtou Stewart, of Boghead. Sire, the famous Glasgow Premier Horse Hawkhead, by Drew's Prince of Wales (673, vol. i.), &c. ; dam, Beauty, by Clyde (1621, vol. iv.) No. 3.— The Bay Clydesdale Entire Colt DUNCAN GILLIES, foaled November 1886; bred by T. Hogan, Esq., Neerim Station, Gippsland. Sire, Baron Grant, imported from Scotland (see 2581, vol yi, " Clydesdale Stud Book ") ; dam, Earl's Bonnie, by Pride of Glasgow, by Champion of Scotland ; grand dam, Muir Lad's Molly, by Muir Lad (imp.), &c, &c. Note. — These horses are now on view at Bacon's Stables, Great King street. They have been consigned to the Auctioneers for Absolute Sale, Mr Trestrail himself having gone to America, On account of Mr John Grigg, Longbeach Estate : No. 4.~The Trotting Stallion PRINCE FREDERICK, a dark brown, four year, 16hds 2iu high ; bred by the late Mr Robert Wilkin. Sire, Berlin (imp. from America) ; dam by Lottery, &c. Note. — First-prize Horse last year ; a good mover and quiet in harness. No. s.— The Thoroughbred Stallion MONTROSE, a chestnut, five years, 15hds 3in high ; bred by the Middle Park Stud Company. Sire, Apremont (see " Stud Book "} ; dam, Fleurange (also see " Stud Book.") On account of Mr Henry Keen, Oamaru : No. 6.— The Clydesdale Stallion YOUNG SIR ROBERT, rising five years. Sire, Prince of Kilbride (vide "Scottish Stud Book"), imported by William Boag, of Burnside ; dam, Pride's Darling (see "New Zealand Stud Book") by Cox's Pride of Scotland, &c. Note. — Young Sir Robert comes of a great prize-taking family. On account of Mr Robert Cupples, Manor Farm: No. 7 and 8. — Two very Fine Clydesdale Entire COLTS, three years old, by the great Wait-a-Wee. Note. — Full pedigrees, &c, in future issue. On account of Mr Samuel Young, Mosgiel : No. 9.— Probably the Best Three-year-old Clydesdale Entire COLT on the Taieri Plain. Sire, Pride of Scotland (imp. from Scotland) ; dam, Sutherland's well-known Renfrew Jock mare. On account of Mr Hugh Blaikie, Tuapeka : No. 10.— The Pure Clydesdale Entire Horse JOCK THE LAIRD, rising four years. Sire, General Outram ; dam, Meg, by Marquis ; grand dam, Black Bess, by Black Champion ; great grand dam, Nellie, imported from Tasmania, &c. On account of Mr Robert Hagen, Waikouaiti : No. 11. — Three-year-old Clydesdale Entire OOLT, by Bannatyne's Ben Lomond, got by Fleming and Hedley's Vanquisher ; dam, Gipsy, by Puddy's Ben Lomond (imp.), &c. On account of Mr Thomas Johnston, Flag Swamp : No. 12.— Three-year-old Clydesdale Entire COLT, by Bannatynt's Ben Lomond, out of Polly, by Rob the Ranter, &c. On accouit of Mr F. Simmons, Compstall : No. 13 —A well-bred Roadster STALLION, brown, three years old. Sire, Betrayer ; dam, Violet, by the Norfolk trottiDg horse Shales ; grand dam, Darkness, by Malton (imp.) ; great grand dam, Midnight, by Riddlesworth, &c , &c. On account of Mr John Sibbald Caversham : No. 16.— Roadster Stallion BLACK PRINCE, rising three years. Sire, Pinole Patchen (imp. from America) ; dam by Bangaribee (imp.) ; grand dam by Traducer. Ou account of Mr Robert Charters : No. 17.- Pure Clydesdale . Stallion HIS WORSHIP, rifting four years. Sire, What's Wanted (imp.) ; dam, Glasgow Maggie, &c. No. 18. — The Entire Pony YOUNG LANCER. . 193 ■d rwrwiMwuißin i mwii' miiii'i imamma IT PAYS WELL to Advertise on RAILWAY MILEAGE MAP. Unequalled publicity. — Offices: 10 Crawford street, Dunedin. * . 12s