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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3597, 22 January 1883, Page 3

Sales by Hoadley, Lyon & Co. ANNUAL T> AM T^AIR, TO BE HELD ON THE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY'S GROUNDS, HASTINGS. AVEDNESDAY, JANUARY 24, 1883. At 10.30 a.m. sharp. HOADLEY, LYON, & CO. "Will hold their Annual Sale as above, and have been instructed to offer — LINCOLNS. Instructed by Thomas Tanner, Esq., of Riverslea, HaAvke's Bay— IAX 2, 4, (3 and 8-TOOTH PURE l.\jO LINCOLN RAMS from Air Tanner's Stud Flock by Dadding aiidA'esey Rams out of imported eaves, and must be noted as the very best yet offered by this celebrated breeder, and as none of the 2-tooths have been selected for Air Tanner's own flock, he haviug sufficient older rams for his oavii requirements, intending purchasers may rely upon getting the most valuable selection for stud purposes. Tho 4, G and 8-tooth rams haviug been used in the RiA-erslea Stud Flock is a sufficient guarantee of their excellence. At the Agricultural and Pastoral Society's Show, held last October, Mr Tanner carried everything before him Avith his eaves, every first prize, and every second Avith one exception, being aAvarded to bun, as also Avhat is now considered the Champion Ewe Prize, namely, the cup for 20 cave hoggets bred and* owned by the exhibitor. Air Tanner also secured the cup presented by the New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company for the best 5 long-Avoolled rams. For density and length of wool, grand frame and constitution these sheep are unrivalled in the colony. Instructed by Fred. Sutton, Esq., of Richmond, Thornbury, Southland—■ 5G 2 and -1-TOOTH' PURE LINCOLN RAAIS from his avcll - knoavii Stud Flock, and arc by the celebrated sires : KIRKHAM (imp.) bred by Kirkham, of England. " Kirkham's " stock have taken First and Champion Prizes at Christchurch, Dunedin, Riverton, Invcrcargill, and Oamaru, besides numerous second and third prizes. "SCOPWICK," son of the imported Champion Ram, " ScopAvick." lie has taken numerous prizes, and his ewe hoggets took first prize at Im-ereargill besides other prizes. At the last Annual Fair Aye sold a 2-tooth ram by " Scopwick " to Air John Heslop for 55 guineas, being the highest price obtained at the sale." "YOUNG BILLY the 2nd," and "YOUNG BILLY the 3rd," both first prize takers at several slioays. Instructed by R. P. AVilliams, Esq., of Mangateretere— 60 2-TOOTH PURE LINCOLN RAAIS. This breeder's rams at last year's Fair attracted great attention and brought good prices, the quality of the wool, and symmetry of frame being much admired. Instructed by the Hon. H. R. Russell, of AVaipukurau— 100 2-TOOTH PURE LINCOLN RAAIS by "Company" rams out of owes by Kirkham rams. These rams have been specially selected by Air Gaisford for this sale. Instructed by J. N. AVilliams, Esq., of Frimlcy— 8 6-TOOTH and FULL - MOUTHED PURE LINCOLN RAAIS. The fullmouthed rams Avere bred by noted colonial breeders, and the G-tooth are by imported rams out of pure-bred eaves, and have been used in Air AVilliams' Stud Flock. Instructed by Messrs. J. and J. B. Chambers, Te Alata — GO 2-TOOTH and FULL-MOUTHED PURE LINCOLN RAAIS. The 2tooths are Messrs Chambers' oavii breeding, and are wcll-Avoolled, strong constitutioned sheep, the full-mouthed being from the Stud Flocks of Sutton, of Southland, and others. Instructed by AVm. Douglas, Esq., of Te Mahauga— GO PURE LINCOLN RAAIS. (Particidars not yet to hand, but >vill appear in the catalogue). Instructed by H. L. Donnelly, Esq., of Papakura. 12 PURE LINCOLN RAAIS. (Particulars not yet to hand, but Avill appear in the catalogue). Instructed by E. D. Collison, Esq. 17 FULL-MOUTHED PURE LINCOLN RAAIS, bred by P. C. Thrclkeld, of Canterbury. Air Collison has used these Rams in his oavii Flock with every satisfaction. Instructed by Messrs F. and AY. Nelson— 70 2-TOOTH PURE LTJSTCOLX EAVES. A choice selection from Messrs Nelsons' Avell-knoAvn Stud Flock. MERINOS. Instructed by the Hon. H. R. Russell— 190 2-TOOTH PURE MERINO RAAIS, 140 4, G and 8-TOOTH PURE MERINO RAAIS. The excellence of this flock is so widely knoAvn as to need no comment. These rams Avill be put up in lots to suit purchasers, according to samples penned, and will be delivered to the purchasers at AVaipukurau. FOR PRIVATE SALE. PURE MERINO RAAIS From the Flocks of 80 Messrs Aleinertziiagen and Mooke, AVaimarama. 100 N. E. Beamish, Esq., OkaAva, 100 J. H. Louohnan, Esq., Tuki Tuki. For Pedigrees and full particulars see our Catalogues. N.B.—For the convenience of our friends avc have arranged for a SPECIAL TRAIN (Avhich is also available for the general public) to leave Napier at 8.45 a.m., calling at intermediate stations and landing passengers on the Slioav Ground. This train Avill return to Napier, leaving the Show Ground's Platform at G. 30 p.m. HOADLEY, LYON & CO., Auctioneers. Sales by Mr 11. Monteith. SALE OF CATTLE AND HORSES, AT BEECROFT'S YARDS, HASTINGS, ON THURSDAY, JANUARY 25, 1883, At 1 o'clock. The undersigned has been instructed to sellOX A HEAD OF YOUNG CATTLE &O\J 20 HORSES, broken and unbroken. Terms :—Under ,-CSO, cash ; over that, approved P.N. at 3 months bearing interest at current rates. H. MONTEITH. CLEARING SALE OE STOCK, IMPLEMENTS, &c. ABOUT THE MIDDLE of FEBRUARY. H. MONTEITH Has been favored with instructions from John Bennett, Esq., to sell on the premises, Omaranui, the Avhole of his Stock, ifcc, comprising— FAT AND STORE CATTLE, Daily Coavs, Sheep, Pigs Implements, Vehicles Furniture, &c. Full particulars in future issue. H. MONTEITH, Auctioneer. JOSEPH CHICKEN, WATCH MAKER AND JEWELLER AVAIPAWA. KEPAIRS of every description carefully attended to, and all workmansliip guaranteed—Clocks and AVatches for a period of 12 months.