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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3594, 18 January 1883, Page 3

Sales by Mr M. It. j!JHllci\_ INNUAL T> A M T? AI R. A jx jo Under the Auspices of the H.B. A. and P. Society, Hastings. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 24. MR. M. R. MILLER, In conjunction with M. R. Miller «fc Potts, have received instructions from various clients to sell hy Public Auction, on the above date, the following Rums:— LINCOLN RAMS. Instructed by J. B. Sutton, Esq., of Invcrcargill— Q~J LINCOLN RAMS. [2 and 4-Tooth. *JJI These Rams arc specially selected for this market, and are of very fine quality. Mr Sutton is well known as tbe largest prize-taker at all the principal Shows in the South Island. Instructed by P. C. Tiirelkeld, Esq., of Canterbury. 135 LINCOLN RAMS, " 2 and 4-tooth. For quality and evenness these will be found to surpass any forwarded by Mr Threlkcld at previous Ram Fairs. They have been, as usual with this reliable breeder, most carefully selected. Instructed by Pnii.ir Dolbel, E.sq. 110 PURE LINCOLN RAMS, 2 and 4-tooth, bred by Philip Dolbel, Esq., of Puketapu. These well-known and favorite sheep are bred with care from the highest class imported rams, several first prize-takers. Floekowners who have used them in past years testify to their progeny being thoroughly good. Instructed by J. Reid, Esq., Oamaru. 12 LINCOLN STUD RAMS from ewes which have taken the following prizes in the South : — •Ist and 2nd, Dunedin Show, 1879, as single Ewe Hoggets; Ist as pen of 5 Ewe Hoggets; ist and 2nd, Timaru, 1880, as single Ewes with lambs at foot; Ist, Timaru, 1880, as pair of Ewes with lambs; Ist and 2nd, Oamaru, 1880, as single Ewes with Limbs; Ist, Oamaru, 1880, as pen of 3; Champion at Timaru, 1882 : Champion at Oaniaru, 1882. 11 STUD LINCOLN 2-TOOTH EWES from imported stock or their progeny. 80 LINCOLN RAMS, 2-tooth, from imported stock or their progeny. Mr Reid was present at our A. and P. Society's Show, and therefore knew wli.it class of sheep were wanted in the district, and selected the above Rams, all of them being of fine quality and from imported Rams and Ewes. Instructed by Hon. Matthew Holmes, of Oamaru— I STUD RAM, Ist prize, Oaniaru Show. 59 LINCOLN RAMS, 2-tooth. These arc a very high class lot by Champion Rains. Mr Holmes taking a large share of honors c.t the various Southern Shows. Instructed by J. A. ;uirl "YV. M. Douglas, Wiiikato— 2-3 L I. N C O L N R A M S, 2-t o o th. Messrs Douglas arc well known in the North, and have taken a number of prizes at the Auckland and other Shows. The wool is of the finest quality and weight, his rams clipping up to 2 lib wool each. Instructed by J. E. Goose, Esq., Kaikora— 30 LINCOLN RAMS, 2, 4, and G-tooth. Bred by J. Allen, Esq., ofTaieri, Otago. These sheep were selected in Otago by Mr Goose, who picked all his sheep before shearing. Instructed by Messrs Royse and Anderson, Kcreru — 1 PURE LINCOLN KAM, 4 years. Bred by Messrs Urquhart, Victoria. Tliis Ram took first prize in his class at the Melbourne Show, and second champion prize for the best Longwool Ram in the Show. Bred by T. Tanxeh, Esq.— .30 FULL-MOOTHED RAMS, used in own Flock. Instructed by F. 11. Drower, Esq.— 20 PURE LINCOLN RAMS, 2-tooth, by "King Billy," bought from Messrs Routlcdgcßros., Victoria. Instructed by Mr Hastie (Stokes' Estate, Milbounie)— 40 LINCOLN RAMS, ;i-ycar-old, out of Milbounie Ewes, by one of the N.Z. and A. Land Co.'s rams. ROMNEY-MARSH RAMS. Instructed by Hon. Matthew Holmes, of Oamaru— 2o ROMNEY-MARSH RAMS, 2-tootb. These Rums are really good, and the Ronineys are coming into favor now, being finer than the Lincolns. PURE MERINO RAMS. Instructed by D. Gollan, Esq.— 30 PURE MERINO RAMS, 2-tooth. These are bred from a pure Gibson Ram, and are very good, Mr Gollan taking champion prize at the late Show, and other first prizes. Instructed by Mr Hastie (Stokes' Estate, Milbounie)— 10 PURE MERINO RAMS, 2 and 4tooth. Instruct©:! by Messrs Royse and Anderson, Kereru—Note.—The undermentioned Rams, bred by this tirm will all be brought to the yards for p out five sale. ■1.3 ME R I N O RAM S, 0-tooth. GO MER IN O RAM S, 1-tooth. 70 MER I N O RA M S, 2-tooth. These arc bred from pure Wyndham Ranis and Ewes, and have been carefully selected, the owners reserving none for their own use. This breed is fast coming to the front, Messrs Roy.se and Anderson having taken no less than six prizes at our last Annual Show. Instructed by J. Anderson, Sen., Motco— 3 PURE VERMONT AMERICAN MERINO RAMS, 4-tooth. 3 PURE WYNDHAM MERINO RAMS 4-tooth. These are a vevy superior class of Rains, the wool being of beautiful quality and very dense, and they arc grand constitution sheep. Also 20 PURE WYNDILA.M-STUD EAVES, I'lijuiil to auy inrnorted. Instructed by Messrs Meinertjjhaoen and Moork. 80 TWO-TOOTH PURE MERINO RAMS. These arc by sires obtained direct from A. B. Murray, of South Australia, and are out of pure whose dams were imported from the same breeder's flock by Mr Burnett. From 20 to 30 of these rams will be yarded at the Fair. Further entries can be made with M. R. Miller, Napier ; or M. 11. Miller fc Potts, AVaipawa. M. It. MILLER & POTTS, Auctioneers. To i.el. rpo LET Sunny Brae, Taradalc. JL Apply to— R. G. GRAHAM. rr\O BE LET at AVuipawa, a Baker's JL Shop and Oven, with Dwelling attached. Apply to A. Cooper, AVaipawa. SHOP TO LET.—On reasonable terms, adjoining Brett's Confectionery Shop, opposite Holt's Timber Yard. Apply to— E. ASHTON, Provincial Hotel. SALE—A Four-roomed House and Out-houses; pleasantly situated on the hills; Garden well planted with Fruit and Ornamental Trees ; Concrete Tank containing over 2000 gallons. For further particulars apply to— E. AY. BLACKAVELL, Tailor, Hastings-street. FOR SALE—In Lots to suit Purchasers, 100 LINCOLN RAMS, 2, 4 and G-tooth, and full-mouthed. 3000 CROSS-BRED AVETHERS, Fat. AY. RATHBONE, Or— O. ARROW, AVaipawa.