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Timaru Herald, Volume CI, Issue 15456, 19 September 1914, Page 16

AUCTIONEERS, H. ALLGHUPGH AND CO., CLEARING SALE. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24th, At 2 o'clock. TT ALLCHURCH AND CO. ->- JL • have received instructions from MRS T. McWHIRTER. (who is leaving Timarn) to Sell at lier Residence, RHODES STREET (3 doors from Cotlciie Road), the -whole of her HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, comprising—--1 Piano (Thurmer), Sideboard, Bookcase, Lounge and Dining Chairs, 1 Set (25 volumes), Historian's History of the World in oak Case, Hanging Lamp, Linoleums, Rugs, Dining Table and Cover, 2 Couches, Pictures. Books, Fenders, Aslipans-, Hall Runner, Curtains, Carved Table, etc., Double B.R. Bedsteads and Mntt-res&es. Stretchers. Duchesse Chests and Dressing Tables, Kitchen Tallies. Chairs, Utensils, etc.. Garden Tools, Lawn Mower, Netting, Iron, etc. Also A number of Purebred White Leghorn Pullets. Hens, and Rooster, utility strain. H. ALLCHURCH AND CO., Auctioneers. The Rialto. H. Allchurch & Co. AUCTIONEERS, LAND AGENTS. ETC. SATURDAY SALES commence at 12.30. Every Saturday wo sell Poultry, Pigs, Produce, Furniture, etc. CLEARING SALES held at your homes or at our Rooms'. For AUCTION OR PRIVATE SALE we have received a Largo Consignment of AXMINSTER CARPETS, Sofa Squares, Rugs, etc. WANTED.—FowI Wheat' and Oats. Send us your Samples and obtain Top Prices. TO LET. FURNISHED RESIDENCE of 7 Rooms, electric light, and all modern conveniences, motor garage. The Residence is brick and beautifully furnished. Will let for 6 months. Situated at Craighead. Full Particulars from the Sole Agents, H. ALLCHURCH AND CO. Auctioneers. STUD NOTICES %sii| the TROTING STALLION BLACKCE-'ILD junior. To Travel Geralditie, Temuka, \Vaitohi, Winchester, Rangitata, Woodbury, . Pleasant Point, and surrounding districts. BLACKCHILD JUNIOR by Blackchild (2 miles 4-33, one mile 2.16) ; dam Jess, by Stonyhurst—Bluebell, by Blub Gown—Norah Bell. Blackchild by Rothschild, dam Tennessee, by Blackwood Abdallah from a thoroughbred mare. .BLACKCHILD (2.16 and 4.35) is sire of Norval (2.16). Blackness (3.25), Blackchild Bov (2.15), Merry Child (2-1S), Childsdale (3.30), lola (2.20), Childstone, Miss Black, General Black, Dan Mac, Gleniclol, Ayah, All Steel. Peggy G., Money Box, ~ and seventy other winners. NORVAL (son of Blackchild) is sire of Mandarene (4.37) v ' whose winnings last season amounted to close on £IOOO, beating the best horses in the Dominion. (dam of Baekcliild Junior) by Stcnyhurst, who is a grandsire of Lily C. (2.18) and Terra Nova (2.12'3 5 and 4.37). ROTHSCHILD (grandsire of Blackchild Junior) is sire of tho championEmme'iine 2.8 3-5 and 4.30), Australasian record holder; Almont (6.50), 3mile world's record; Kola v Nut (dam-of Kmg Cole (2.8 3 5 and 4.31), world's record for stallion : and hosts of others. It will be seen from the above that Blackchild Junior comes from the best and fastest trot ling stock in the Dominion. TERMS: £3 10s season. Groomage us at first service. Grazing, Is per week, at Orari. All care taken but no responsibility. Mares changing lianasfirst owner held responsible. JOHN BURKE. Proprietor, Orari. The PUREBRED CLYDESDALE Colt, " HECTOR'S PRSDE," Will Stand at HILTON, and Travel the surrounding districts, and will only serve a limited number ol : Marcs. Sire, ''Hector McDonald": g. sire, the world-renowned "Prince of Albyn," I sold when two years old for the record ' price oi £"3000 ; g.g. sire, the King of Stallions, "Drew's Prince of Wales." Dani, "Lady Ranfurlv," by "Better Times' (136, \ 01. I), by "Lord Salisbury " (imp.), the unbeaten horse of lr.s day: g. dam, "Princess Beatrice," by "Herd Laddie" (imp.); g.g. dam, "Darling of Royal Bush," by " Extin- j guisher" : g.g.g. dam, "Diamond '* (nip.), by "Thumper." For further part''ti'ais sen Card. TERMS: Season £3. payable Ist January; two-third guarantee, £1 10s payable Ist January and £2 when ma re proves in foal. No groomago charged. ° No business done on Sundays. GRIFFITHS BROS..' Hilton. THE RING LEADER. R EADY REASONABLE SSIST9 jQOUBTING L OVSRS j^ngagemewt* THE JEWELLERY MAN, STAFFORD STREET KOIITHi