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Lost, Pound, &c. LOST— On the Pangitata Plains, Roan Fit LY, brando‘l P on neck, had shoes on hind feet when lost. Finder >vill be rewarded. Apply Cook-son’s tables 4 5 6 • yannai’niwiwn ■■ußiMimmimawM *■ / action. U>DEtv I ILL dF ‘ALE COX & CO. have rec< ived instructions to Sell by Public Auction on SATURDAY, 25th APRIL, 1885, IN THE GRAIN AGENCY YARDS, ASHBURTON, 14 Draught HORSES, good workers £ REAPERS and BINDERS 2 DRAYS ROLLER HARROWS TOOLS SPRING CART PLOUGHS, etc. HARNESS And a very largo quantity of Sundries SADDLE and BRIDLE TENT &c., Ac , &o. NO RESERVE, Sale at 12 o’clock. MATSON, COX & CO., 4 595 Ashburton. Wakanui. SATURDAY, 2nd MAY, 1885. VERY VALUABLE FARM OP 146 ACRES 146 jyj’ATSON, COX A CO. have received instructions from Mr Nicholas Fitzgerald to Sell by Public Auction at the ASHBURTON SALEYARDS, ON SATURDAY, 2nd MAY, 1885, HIS MAGNIBIOENT FARM OF 146 ACRES, Situated in the WAKANUI DISTRICT, And being Rural Sections 17113 & 28773. Sale at 10 30. TERMS AT SALE. 4 600 MATSON, COX & 00.

IMPORTANT SALE OF Pedigree Stock. FRIDAY, Ist MAY, 12 o’clock. (The day following the Ashburton Racing Olub’s Autumn Meeting.) ALFRED HARRISON (in conjunction with Mr F. Ferrlman), instructedbyF. L. Bozenberg, Esq., wi'l Sell by Public Auction, at his training stables. North-West Belt, Ashburton, The whole of bis valuable TH ROUGHBREDS, Comprising 27 Heal of Racing Stock, Carriage and Saddle Horses, Brood Mares and Foals, etc. The Horses will be sold in the following order : Lot 1. Scout, b h, 4yrs, by Tribune, dam by The Peer; fast, likely to make a first-class steeplechaser 2, Grey Filly. 4yrs, by Bluelight, out of Nellie, by Wanderer, with foal at foot, by Scout 3. Black Colt, 3yrs, by Tribune, dam Nellie, by Wanderer; broken to saddle, a splendid jumper, a good match for Lot. 8 4. Grey Colt, Syrs, by Tribune, out of Dolly ; broken to saddle, very quiet j and a splendid jumper, a splendid match for Lot 9 5, Bay Colt, 3yrs, by Tribune, out of Adelaide, by Prince Charlie ; broken to saddle, a capital match for Lot 10 6. Bay Colt, 3yrs, by Tribune, out of Cis, by Wanderer; not broken, very quiet 7. Grey Colt, 2yrs, by Hornby, dam by Sultan, out of a Towton mare 8. Black Filly, 2yrs, by Tribune, dam Nellie, by Wanderer; a splendid match for Lot 3 9. Grey Filly, 2yra, by Tribune, out of Dolly ; a splendid match for Lot 4 10. Bay Filly, 2yrs, by Tribune, dam by the Peer ; full sister to Scout, a capital match for Lot 5 11. Bay Filly, 2yrs, by Tribune, dam by Anteros, out of Sleight-of-Hand mare, with foal at foot 12. Bay Filly, 2yrs, by Tribune, dam Adelaide, by Prince Charlie YEARLINGS. 13. Bay Colt, by Tribune, dani by Anteros, out of a Sleight-of-Hand mare 14. Bay Colt, by Tribune, dam by Sultan, out of a Towton mare 15. Bay Filly, by Scout, dam Adelaide, by Prince Charlie 16. Bay Filly, by Scout, out of Dolly MARES, With foal at foot by Oassivelaunuß, and in foal to Scout 17. Sultana, grey, by Sultan, out of Sleight-of-Hand mare 18. Adelaide, chestnut, by Prince Charlie, out of a throughbred mate 19. Fanny, bay, by Anteros, out of a Sleight-of-Hand mare DRY MARES, Id foal to Scout, 20. Nellie, grey, by Wanderer, out of a thoroughbred mare 21. Dollie, grey ; a very fast trotter 22. Bessie, by Th ; Peer For absolute sale. Without reserve. Luncheon provided. ALFRED HARRIS JN, 4 694 Auctioneer.