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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume II, Issue 62, 1 October 1891, Page 9

ADVERTISEMENTS. S. C.’CAULTON & Go” STUD & PEDIGREE STOCK AGENCY. OFFICE: CENTRAL HOTEL, Telephone No. 490, CORNER OF VICTORIA & HIGH STREETS, AUCKLAND. QN OUR REGISTER WE HAVE FOR sale— :, t ’ THOROUGHBRED STALLIONS, BY MUSKET, SOMNUS, AND OTHERS BROOD MARES, BY MUSKET AND KING COLE, in Foal to the most fashionable sires STEEPLECHASE AND HURDLE HORSES in Training Also, A FEW GOOD HUNTERS AND HACKS. N.B. —Messrs. S. C. C. & Co. will give every attention to clients entrusting them with business ; and our Mr. S. C. Caulton will be prepared to act as Agent at the forthcoming Annual Sales of Yearlings for clients at a distance. Having for a number of years devoted himself to breeding thoroughbred stock, enables him to offer special inducements to intending purchasers requiring ye Messrs. Caulton & Co. are prepared to act as Agents for Investments on Totalizators; commission on winnings only will be charged. ; ' >

Q I T Y HALL. Manageress Miss Amy Vaughan. SATURDAY, AND MONDAY NEXT. Continued and Enthusiastic Success of THE AMAZONS. An entirely new spectular first part (for the first time on any stage)— “ THE GREAT WHARF SCENE.” New Songs, Dances, Specialties, and Farces. A Budget of Novelties, by the people’s favourites People’s Prices—Dress. Circle, Is,; Stalls, 6d.

FRIDAY, 2nd OCTOBER. THE HAYMARKET. pOR SALE, at 11 o’clock a.m., without the slightest reserve, with all engagements, the two-year-old Colt “SIR ROLAND,” by “DAUPHIN,” dam “AVAUNT,” imp., by “ANDOVER,” by “ YATTENDON,” dam “ BRUND,” by “BLAIR ATHOL’, (winner of the English Derby). ALFRED BUCKLAND & SONS, Auctioneers

A’ UCKLAND PROVINCIAL AGJRIOULTURAL ASSOCIATION. THE FIRST SHOW OF THE ABOVE ABSOCI lON Will be held AT POTTER’S PADDOCK, EPSOM, On FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, The 6th and 7th November. Agriculturists and others are cordially invited to co-operate. Schedules and all particulars obtainable from the Secretary, at the Office of the Association, 155, Queen-street. W. F. MASSEY, President.