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AUCTIONS. THE HAYMARKET. FRIDAY, APRIL 23, At 12 noon'. ALFRED BUCKLAND AND SONS "■■ LTD. have received instructions from Messrs. Andrew and Andrew, Otaliuhu, who have 1 decided to give up passenger work, to sell as abover-CJIAR-A-BANC, CHASE, flat top. combined (2-1 passengers). As Char-a-banc this molor is considered to be the best-designed and finished in Auckland district. (Designed and built by Cousins and Cousins.) We. invite any trial or mechanical inspection. ALFRED BUCKLAND AND SONS LTD., „ . Auctioneers, Auckland. PRELIMINARY ADVERTISEMENT. IMPORTANT SALE OF CITY PROPERTY., IN DALGETY'S LAND SALE ROOMS. Cathedral Square. CHRISTCHURCH. SATURDAY, APRIL 24, 1920. MESSRS. DALGETY AND CO LTD.. have received instructions from the Trustees in'the .Estate of the late JOHN BROUGHTON to : offer by PUBLIC AUCTION as nboveTHE VALUABLE CITY PRO-. PERTY, situated on the corner ■ of. Hereford Street and High Street, opposite the Bank of New. Zealand, and taking in all those buildings fronting Hereford Street up to the-N.Z. Loan cud Mercantile Buildings, and fronting on to High Street up to and' includinc; the High Street Chambers, being the whole of Town Section 839. This Site is a very historical and valuable one. and has teen the property of the late John Broughton from the time it was allotted to him by tho Canterbury Association in 1851. , The ProDP.rt.v will he offered subject to the existing 10a6&3. Full particulars in 'later advertisement. ■', ■ • ■ DALGETY AND CO. LIMITED.

TUESDAY, APRIL 27, At 11 o'clock. AT "OCHTERTYRE," NEAR. ALLANTON, OTAGO, ■ / IMPORTANT DISPERSAL SALE OF CLYDESDALE STUD. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, AND CO. LTD. have received instructions from MR, JOHN CALLANDER to offer for Unreserved Sale' at above time and place, the whole of his well-known Clydesdale Stud, including— THE IMPORTED STALLION BONNIE BREASTKNOT (18101). (544), 'by Bonnie Buchlyvie (14032) THE AVELL-BRED ENTIRE COLT,' COHTERTYRE VICEROY (Vol. 4). by Scotland's Viceroy (18193), (727). Also 17 PASHTONABLY-BRED MARES AND FILLIES; by the imported Sires Abator (10488), Black Knight (12FG0), Squire Ronald (1«), and Bonnie Breastknot (18191), In addition there will be offered ;— 4 splendid young geldings by imported stallions 1 saddle and harness mare (5 years) 1 boy's pony '■ ■ ~ . -..

Prom' its 'extraordinarily successful breeding and fihow records, this is one of (he best known Clydesdale Studs in New Zealand. Some years ago a strong infusion of Agitator Wood was introduced, and since then the original mares- and their offspring hiive been mated to'the well-known stallions Black Knight, Souire Ronald, Bonnie Breastknot, arid Scotland's Viceroy!' all selected for their breeding and imported'by-Mr. Callander himself. The' farm having been sold, the nresent affords 1i unique, opnortunity for buyers to acquire some of the best Clydesdale blood in the Dominion, at. prices to bo determined by .the public demand, as every lot must necessarily bo 6old to the highest bidder. CATALOGUES, with detailed pedigrees, may be had on application to the Auctioneers, WRIGHT. STEPHENSON, AND CO., LTD.. Stud and Stock Salesmen, Dunedin.' ' V. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. IMPORTANT UNRESERVED SALE OF SHEEP, ■ to be held at ■ THE HOMESTEAD YARDS, "TE WHANGA" (10 miles from Masterton). TUESDAY, APRIL 27, 1920. At 1 p.m.

D ALGETY AND CO., LTD., N.Z. LOAN AND M.A. CO., LTD, and LEVIN AND CO.; LTD., have received instructions from MR. D. BUCHANAN, who has sold his "Te Whanga" "property, to offer, as above-' 4000 SHEEP * ' eomPr,sinS--1650 breeding ewes, 2, 4, 6, and 8-tooth (to lie drafted into lots according to age) : ■1200 Romney-Lincoln woolly lambs, ■ ' mixed Boxes' 800 2-tooth wethers 350 5-year empty ewes ' HORSES, IMPLEMENTS, Etc., Etc.' LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. .' IMPORTANT DISPERSAL SALE Of REGISTERED JERSEY HERD, AT FEUDING SALEYARDS. FRIDAY, APRIL 30. 1920, At 11 o'clock sharp. LEVIN AND CO. LTD. have been favoured with instructions from MRS. JOHN G. COBBE. who is leaving for Ireland shortly, to sell by auction as above, the whole".of her. fashionably-bred Herd of Jerseys, comprising— 8 registered cows and heifer's, including Hill Daisy,' Waipiko Joyful, and Primrose's Swan 2 bull calves by Emirient's Fontaine This herd although stnnll is select. It has been established.'for many years and consists' of nothing but very highly-bred animals; As' Mr. and Mrs. Cobbe expect to bo away from N»w Zealand for Rome considerable time, they are selling the whole of their Pedigree Jerseys, not a single animal being kept or sold privately. CATALOGUES on application to THE AUCTIONEERS, Feilding.