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1 Auctions. t IMI jn m „ , I FRIDAY, 30th SEPTEMBER, At 12 o'clock. 5 | ' At MILTON. I CLEARING-OUT SALE OF r SUPERIOR CLYDESDALE STOCK, j WELL-BRED LIGHT HORSES, 1 SHEEP, Etc. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, & CO. (in conjunction with J. A. DUTHIE & CO.) have received instructions from Mr William Robinson to sell by public auction, at his Farm, near Milton, on Friday, 30th September, at 12 o'clock, The following first-class STOCK— viz. : — 3 Pure-bred Clydesdale Stallions — viz., Young Extinguisher, Lord Nelson, and Southfield Slamp. 4 Pure-bred Clydesdale Mares, three of 1 them in foal to Extinguisher. ! 3 Two and Three-year-old Clydesdale Fillies. 2 Draught Geldings and 2 Two-year-old Colts. 2 Yearling Draught Fillies and 3 Yearling Draught Colts. 1 Light Mare in foal to carriage stallion, Dolphin. I Upstanding Buggy Mare, by Camel, in foal to Trimolile. 1 Upstanding Colt, by Julian, broken to saddle and harness. 2 Well-bred Fillies, 3 years, by Cloth of Gold and Syntax. 1 Good Hackney Mare, by Taffey. 1 Pure Shorthorn Bull, and 1 Pure Ayrshire Cow. 300 Crossbred Ewes. 300 Crossbred Hoggets. It is unnecessary to comment on the excellence of Mr Robinson's Clydesdale Stock ; suffice it to say that for many years they have carried off most of the principal prizes at the Tokomairiro Shows. At Melbourne last month a colt bred by Mr Robinson was sold for 230 guineas. A drag will leave the Milton Railway Station on day of sale immediately on the arrival of the morning express from Dunedin. THURSDAY, 29th SEPTEMBER, At Tahuna Park. Thirty-seventh Annual Sale of CLYDESDALE, CARRIAGE, HACKNEY, AND TROTTING STALLIONS. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, & CO. will sell by auction, as above, immediately after the Otago A. and P. Society's Horsa Parade : On account of Messrs Jas. Bruce (Allanton), Thos. Currie (Waikaia), Ryan and Brown "(Heddon Bush), E. Menlove (Oamaru), Bryce Bros. (Lovell's Flat), and Mrs C. Mil- : ler (Maungatua) : '■ Tho PUREBRED CLYDESDALE STALLIONS Inzievar, Rob Roy, General Shafter, British Monarch, Lothian Tom, and Bar None. Also, on account of Mr J. Hogg (Balclutha) : 1 pedigree Clydesdale Mare. Also, on account of Messrs R. Riddle (Palmerston), W. Currie (Waikaia), Geo. Ruthven (Mosgiel)f ßichard Orr (Oamaru), L. D. Robertson (Sandymount), A. Davidson (Timaru), Wm. Macintosh (Heddon Bush), J. A. Goldring (Winton), and M. Allan (PalmerS OD The CARRIAGE, TROTTING, and THOROUGHBRED^ STALLIONS New Headford, Texas, Casket, Blue Peter, Shamrock, Albury, Saturn, Taiaroa, and Mariner. THURSDAY, 29th SEPTEMBER. At Tahuna- Park. mHE FARMERS' AGENCY COMPANY JL (Ltd.) have received instructions to sell immediately after the Horse Parade The imported Irish Hunting Stallion WICKLOW. Pedigree at sale. This horse is being, sold to close partnership account, and there is therefore absolutely no reserve. TUESDAY, 4th OCTOBER, 1898, At 1 o'clock. THE TAIERI HORSE AND STOCK FAIR Will be held at the TAIERI SALEYARDS, ALLANTON, On the above date, when we will offer: 80 grand four-year-old Bullocks ; , well bred and in. very forward condition. ■n,ONALD REID & CO., JL# Auctioneers. Irate Advertisements TEN D E R S. TENDERS will be RECEIVED until FRIDAY, 30th September, for the CONVEYANCE from Duneain to Waipori of TWO BOILERS, each 9| tons weight. Particulars at the<Mine, or at the Office of the O.P.Q. (Waipori) Gold Mines (Limited), Government Life Insurance ' ?7? 7 f dingß ' Duaedia - A.E.INDEB. JEureJta Quartz : I?lisic, ®j>!^as\ mENDERS for LEASE on TRIBUTE of A' ' MINE will close Ist OCTOBER, 1898. For particulars apply to Secretary of Company, Ophir. , JOHN PITCHES, , 15s Secretary. FOR SALE BY TENDER. , FIRST-CLASS FARM IN OTEPOPO L ' DISTRICT ' Known as " TREVARNA," containing about 158 ACRES,' All laid down in English Grass, with Subt ■ staiitial Dwelling of Eight Rooms. s The Taieri and Peninsula Milk Supply Conir pany have offered to purchase One Acre of the land adjoimngthe railway station for the pur3 pose of erecting a Creamery thereon. Any i person tendering for the property who desires to secure 'the establishment of a Creamery must make ' his own arrangements -with the company previous to tendering. > Tenders, at per acre, to be sent by sth t OCTOBER prox. to FRED. SMITH, ■ Bwiinsß Bank* DTjjj£*li»«