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auctions. N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. ASSOCIATION, LIMITED. QXFORD SALE. THURSDAY NEXT, 12th APRIL. PRESENT ENTRIES— 1200 Fat Lambs 100 Fat Wethers 100 Fat Ewes 100 Sound-mouth Ewes 350 h-Brei 2-Tooth Wethers 100 4 and 6-Tooth Ewes 100 2-Tootli Ewes 65 2 and -i-Tooth Ewes 50 i-Bred 2-Tooth Ewes 200 4 and 5-Year-old i-Bred Ewes 85 i-Bred 2-Tooth Ewes 50 4 and 6-Tooth Ewes. English and Border Leicester, Shropshire and Southdown Rams, on account various breeders. CATTLE PIGS SUNDRIES. N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP., LTD., 8680 Auctioneers. PYNE AND CO. STUD SALE. THIS DAY. At Messrs Wm. Hay ward and Co.'a Chester street Stables, At 9 a.m. sharp. STIO PYNE and CO. THE WARRINGTON STUD. TO-DAY, TUESDAY, 10th APRIL. PYNE and CO. have received instructions from the Trustee in the Estate of the late Hon. Sir Georg« McLean to SELL by AUCTION, fct Messra W. Hay-.vard aud Co.'s, Ghcoier street Stables, Christchurch, on TUESDAY NEXT, 10th APRIL, At 9 o'clock Shaj-p. The Warrington Stild Thoroughbred Mares, as under: — IS99—YENTOSO (18), dam of Sartosta, by Lord Itcsalyn, lier dam Mistral, by Gorton—Lad}' Gcrtru'ic, by Cadogan— No name. 1902—VENTALERA (18), by Lord Rosslyn, her duin Koniuri, by Gorton—Lady Gertrude. 1903—AFEIt (18), by SteprJak, her dam Mist, by St. Clair—Mistral. 1901—OLIVINE (13), by Lord Rosslyn, her dam Tourmaline, by HotcJikiss— Chrysolite, by Castor —Onyx. 1903—MONTURE (18), by Royal Artillery, her dam Lady Rosslyn (C.J.C. Oaks), by Lord Rosslyn—Lady Gertrude. 1905 —RUBELITE (13), by Lord Rosslyn, her dam, Tourmaline, '-jy Hotchki3S— Chrysolite, by Castor—Onyx. 190G—WABUN (18), by Stcpniak, her dam, Ventoso, by Lord Rosslyn—Mistral. 1906—CHINOOK (18), (sister to Vladimir), bv Stcpniak, dam Mif.t, by St. Clair— Mistral, by Gorton—Lady Gertrude. 1909—SIMILETTE (8), by Simile, her dam, J/i Rcine, by St. Clair—Lady Gertrude. 1910—-SCARAB (13), by Ya«x> (imp.), her dam Rubelits, by Lord Rosslyn—Tourmaline. by Holchkie®—Chrysolite. 1202—8r Horae SARTO (imp.), by St. Simon —Mi?t> Mildred. For pedigree ees catalogues. Siro of Art. Andrea, John Ba.rloycorn, Ron ga he re, Sartostn, Sartoliiart, Sartoize. Ngapuna, Sartolera, Sartovna, and other good winners. All tlie above Mares are served by SARTO (imp.), St. Simon—Lady Mildred. Date* of lost service will be given at time of Sale. BGO3 PYNE and CO.

EASTER BLOODSTOCK SALE. PYNE and CO. will hold their Annual EASTER BLOODSTOCK SALE at MESSRS V. HAYWARD and CO.'S Cheater street Stables, on WEDNESDAY, April lltlx, at 10 a.m. sharp. PRESENT ENTRIES— Account MR G. D. GREENWOOD, TeviotdaJe: Br c Tyne, 2yxs, Danube*—Lady Reina Bay f TJianiee, 3yns, Danube—Armlet Br f Ribblc, 3yrs, Danube—Lady Wayward 11., dam of Emperador Bay f Adour, 3yrs, Danube—Pej-le d'Or. Bay f Waipara, 2yre, Danube—Kitroa Br Mare Nones, 4yre, Martian —Lovelorn Grecnstroet (imp.), by lan, out of Vioella, by Volca. Account MR R. BERRY: Br mare Algarvo 13 (1910), by Yaeco (Imp.), her dam Artjon by Medallion, with colt foal by Kentlock, and stinted to Calibre. Black mare Mezzo 14 (1910) (own sister to Findhorn), by Finland, her dam de Murska, by Gipsy Grand, with oolt foal by Kentlock, and ©tinted, to Sunny Lake (Imp.) Bal filly Senbric, 14, one year, by All Red —Mezzo. On account of MR I. BRETT, Ch g Volspeil, 6yra, Sir Tristram—La Valetta. Winner of Henley, Warrington, and Fernhill Handicaps, D.J.C. FURTHER ENTRIES SOLICITED. 8602 PYNE and CO. QXFORD SALE. THURSDAY NEXT. 500 Fat Lambs 160 Fat Wethers 100 4-Year-old H.B. Ewes, PYNE and CO.. 6687 Auctioneers. HORSE FAIR. FRIDAY NEXT, 13th INST. On Acoount MR R. METHRENS, Ohoka. 3-Horse Team MR J. P. HAYES, Southbrook. 2 Useful Draughts MR J. ROBINSON, We6t Eyxeton. 1 Four-year-old Gelding, broken all chain work MR W. BOYLE, Ferneide. 1 Black Filly (good) MR T. HAWLEY. 1 Three-year-old Filly, broken all chain work MR H. McIXTOSH, Kaiapoi, 4 Fillies and Geldings, 4yra old, broken all chain work TOTAL ENTRY: 40 HORSES. PYNE and CO., 8723 Auctioneers.

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