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Tuapeka Times, Volume XXIII, Issue 1733, 25 October 1890, Page 2

THIS EVENING, At six o'clock. T O ARBUCKLE *' • will sell by auotion at bis Booms, without reserve — Clothing, comprising Men's and Boys' Suits and Underolotbing, Dress Pieces, Calicos, Linings, Hosiery; also, Furniturej Crockery, Cutlery, Boots aud Shoes, and other useful Articles. TUESDAY, 11th NOVEMBER, 1890, At one o'clock. JO. ARBUOKLE will hold his next Sa'e of Stock at his Lawrence Yards on tbe above-date, when he will offer — 100 Halfbred Ewes 100 Crossbred Lambs 12 Wd Cattle 1 Turnip and Seed Sower 1 Tip Dray 1 Double-furrow Plough 1 Express Entries of Stock for above Sale requested early to enable particulars being advertised. THURSDAY, 6th NOVEMBER, 1890, '.t one o'clock sharp. JOHN THOMPSON will !i«»id hiN ne*t Monthly Snle lf>r the ; napeka li;s! ; ipt. oil rl>p above ila«.«, qi his Ti«u.peJt» Flat. comiiicnMiu i Q-ne a'elofk bharp, when ho will offer — 30 Halfbred Hoggets 2 Milch Costs 2 Heifers (three-year-old) 1 Cow (near calving) 1 Fat Pig (dairy fed) 1 Cow (near calving) 2 two-year old Steers 2 Heifers (near oalving) 1 Cow (near calving) 6 young Pigs 2 prime Dairy Cow? (near calving) Spring Cart, Horse, and Harness 2 Draught Mares (5 and 6 years) 1 set Iron Harrows 1 Farm Dray Parties wishing to enter Stock for above Sale are r quested to send particulars as early is oossible so that tho same may be advertised TO TEAVEL THIS SEASON IN THE TUAPEKA AND TOKOMAIRIRO DISTRICTS, 'l.'ftt a £jxrtj]XQ Thoroughbred fTI Horse MAMELUKE. Terms— £2 10s s£l at first service, and balance when mare proves in foal. Guarantees as per arrangement. Groom's fee, ss. See Cards for full pedigree. M'MILLAN AND FERRIS, Proprietors, Waitahuna. TO STAND THIS SEASON AT THE OWNER'S FARM, WAIPORI, AND AISO AT ME T. DWYJBtt'.^ STABLES, Visiting Lawrence every Tuesday, The tft fl9&r^ Entire Thoroughbred W /r'TJW Horse JOHNNY FAA. JOHNHI FAA by Trefoil, out of La Bohemienue. La Bohemienne by Cassivellannus ; dam, Remnant, by CsledorGitana, by Sir Hercules. Trefoil by King of Clubs, out of Forget-me-Not. (For Forget-me-Not's pedigree see Stud Book.) T*rms— For the §eaeon, £2 2s ; guarantee, £9. 105. ROBERT COTTON, j Proprietor, Waipori. TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON IN TBE TUAPEKA, TUAPEKA WEST, TUAPEKA MOUTH, AND WAITAHONA DISTRICTS, The l?^rJ ri *^P^Jr Entire Thoroughbred fsfjr }fj^'jP|( Horse FBEETSADEB. For pedigree, see Cards. Terms— £2 for season, or £3 guarantee. Groom's fee, ss. A. MCORKINDALE, OwDer, Tuapeka West. TO STAND THIS SEASON, AT TUAPEKA FLAT, TUAPEKA WEST, BEAUMONT, AND AT THE OWNER'S FARM Pure-bred vfC^ nf^y Stallion SIS EOBERT STOUT. Terms — 303 for season, to bo paid at time of service; no guarantees. Groom's fee, 2s 6d. WM. M'LfcLLAND, . Owner, MilVs Flat. TO TKAVEL THIS SEASON IN THE WAITAHDN. A, TUAPEKA, AND TUAPEKA WEST DISTRICTS, Th« Clydesdale Put-bred f\ Stallion LOED CEANLEr. Lord Obanlet, who was bred by Peter Cooper, Esq., Taieri, is a dark bay horse, beautifully marked, standing 17 hands high, and rising four years old in December. He is well got, bang by the celebrated sire, Lord Salisbury (imported), who has an unbeaten record in the show rinjr. Dam, Highland Mary, imported from Yictoiia;~ by Priuce Charlie (imported) ; dam, Bonnie Jean, imported from Scotland at a fabulous sum by — bimmond«, Eeq. ; Victoria, thus showing that Loss CEANi-Br is of the purest sfrain of Clydesdales. Terms, £4— £2 payable at end of season, and balance when mure proves to be in foal or £S for the season Guarantees as per arrangement. Groom's fee, ss, to be paid at time of service. Grace paddock* provided for mares coming from m distance. All care tak(P- bqfc no responsibility, , DANIEL STEVENSON, Proprietor. ,