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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume V, Issue 230, 20 December 1894, Page 10

MONDAY, DECEMBER 31st, 1'894ANN U.’A l sale 1 . . . ' OF JJARK -Y EAKLINGS AT SYLVIA PARK, AUCKLAND. The undersigned have received instructions from Mbs W. Walters to sell the following Yearlings, without reserve, on December 31st at Sylvia Park : BROWN COLT, by Hippocampus —Cressina BROWN COLT, by Hippocampus—Empress BROWN FILLY, by Cuirassier —Rosarina CHESTNUT COLT, by St. Leger—Muskerina BROWN COLT, by Hotchkiss—Fishgirl (Engagements at sale). HUNTER & NOLAN, Auctioneer. MONDAY, DECEMBER 31, AT POTTER’S PADDOCK. The undersigned have received instructions from S. Hobdern, Esq., to sell as above, rnSE HIGH-CLASS STANDARD BRED A TROTTER S; rionsisting of FOUR STALLIONS, namely: ATLAS.—Chestnut Colt, two years old, by Judge Belden, imp., record 2.31, dam May, imp. May’s dam was by Clueftian, sire of Defiance, 2.17 J; Onward, 2.24:], and. Flora, 2.30. From the foregoing, it will be seen that ATLAS is right loyally bred in trotting lines, and as he is beautifully broken, .with a most gentle disposition, and a gait that is the perfection of motion, he has every indication of developing into a speedy animal. ■ ; . THE COUNT. —Bay Colt, two years old, by Judge Belden, imp., dam Countess, imp. Countess, dam of this colt, is a splendid sample of the American harness horse, and this son of hers is sure to do her credit, whether used on the road, track, or stud. John M. Patehem, the sire of Countess, imp., was a son of G. M. Patchem, jun., 2 21, the sire of Wells Fargo, 2.18 J, Sam Purdy, 2.20 J, etc., etc. This colt is well formed and has been carefully broken to harness, shows the best of tempers, his way of going will please the most fastidious, and with judicious handling and proper care devoted to his education should make a speedy animal. BELLMAN. —-Chestnut colt, two years old, by Judge Belden, imp., 2.31, dam Bell, imp. .Bell, the dam of this colt, is one of the best trotting mares ever landed in Australia from America, and when exhibited'; in i the- Australian colonies was ndver beaten. Her sire, Priam, is also the sire of Frank M, 2.17 J, Honesty, 2.251, etc. ; sired by that natural born trotter Whipple’s Hamiltonian. The action of this colt is faultless, he is well broken, arid although not worked for speed, shows every indication of being a speedy .one, ' TIP-TOP. —Brown Colt, two years old, sire Judge Belden, imp., dam Lily Vermont. Lily Vermont is an Australian-bred mare, being bred by Mr W. Harris, of Mayfield stud farm, Moss Vale, N.S,W. She is by Vermont, Jun., imp., whose Australian record is 2.341, and he is the sire of those good mares Miss' Vermont, Lady Vermont, Lady Retford, etc., etc. Tip-Top in blood lines does not belie his name, for there are few better bred trotting horses south of the Equator, and if he is given the care and attention necessary for the proper development of his speed at the trotting gait, success can be assured, and this colt is deserving of the best attention of buyers of this class of stock. JUDGE BELDEN, the sire of these colts, is by Elmo, Rec. 2.27, dam Prentice. Elmo, the sire of Judge Beldbn, has a record of 2.27, and has to his credit, among others, Alfreds., 2.16 ; L. C. Lee, 2.15; Elma, 2.24;, Overman, ■2;l9j ; Como, 2.263; Sunflower, 2-.25; Emma G., 2.27|; he is also the sire of the dam of the speedy Wanda, 2.143, and a number of 2.30 horses. Prentice, the dam of Judge Belden, is by Niagara, 2;35, and he is the sire of Fairmourit, 2.22, and of Fanny Malone, granddam of Maud C., 2.15 J. •• Also, ■ - 8 Standard Bred Trotting Geldings, three years old. 8 Standard Bred Trotting Fillies, three years old. = By Judge Belden and The Duke, Full particulars in future issue. HUNTER AND NOLAN. ’ JpISHING SUPPLIES — Season 1894-9.5. OUR STOCK IS NOW COMPLETE IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. FISHING NETS—Over 100 in stock—in Scotch Patent Laid Salmon Twine, and other qualities, 1J to 4% inch mesh, various depths, from 50 to 1000 yards in length. Patent laid Yet Twines, Cork Floats,- Manila and Fine ' Coir Ropes. " Hemp and Cotton Fishing Lines, in great variety. Lines mounted on Reels, with Hooks and Sinkersready - ■ foruse. „ Milward’s Celebrated Fish Hooks, made especially to our order for local fishing. Boating and Yachting Requisites of every description. Ale at Bed-rock Prices. AND SHIP CHANDEEBS, ETC;, OPPOSITE RAILWAY STATICHF-,. QUEEN STREET WHARF, AUCKLAifD.