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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 4164, 26 November 1884, Page 4

Sales by Mr M. R. Miller. AUCTION SALE. QUIET, WELL CONDITIONED STEERS. | AT HASTINGS ON TUESDAY, 2nd DECEMBER, 1884, at noon. The undersigned is instructed by Me F. H. Haselden to sell by Public Auction at Mr Beecroft's Yards, Hastings, on TUESDAY, 2nd December— QAA HEAD OF QUIET, WELLOW BRED STEERS 240 Three-year-old, and GO Two-year-old. Sale to commenco at noon. M. R. MILLER, Auctioneer. Note.—The Cattle may be seen at Mount Erin three days before date of sale. TV/FOUNT "pRIN TESTATE. REMAINING SECTIONS FOR SALE. ripHE remaining unsold Sections of the JL Mount Erin Estate are now open for Private Sale. The manager of the Property, Mr Elliot, will show intending Purchasers those Sections still open, and give any information required. Plans and further particulars can be obtained at the office of the undersigned. M. R. MILLER, Napier. STATION PROPERTIES FOR SALE THE Undersigned has for Sale a number of FREEHOLD PROPERTIES in this and adjoining Provincial Districts, ranging in present carrying capacity from 1000™ 25,000 SBEEP ' at moderate prices and easy terms—viz. from 30s per acre with sheep given in and upwards, according to locality, quality, and improvement; and several— LEASEHOLD RUNS, Carrying from 10()0 TO 15?000 SHEEP, at from 20s to 25s per sheep, lease plant, and improvements given in. TOWN LOTS FOR SALE. WOODVILLE SECTIONS— G l 2 Quarter - acre Sections, prices ranging from £5 to £200. 12 Half-acre Sections, prices ranging from £16 to £65. 6 Sections containing If acres each. 1 Section ~ 2\ acres 1 „ ~ 3J acres KAIKORA TOWNSHIP, NORTH— 6 Quarter-acre Sections. And, Several country lots, containing from 40 to 150 acres each, for sale at low prices. HASTINGS— 2 Quarter-acre Sections 1 Quarter-acre Section with 7-roomed House, good Garden, etc., adjoining Railway. M. R. MILLER. Napier. YOUNG STEERS. FOR SALE.-300 to 400 Steers, average 18 months, up to 2 years ; perfectly quiet; very moderate price. M. R. MILLER, Stock and Station Agont OHEEP -pOR OALE, RAMS, LINCOLN.—From the leading local breeders; also, a number consigned and bred by J. Reid, Esq , Elderslio, and J" B, Sutton, Esq, Southland, and P. C Threlkell, Christchurch. May be inspected at any time at Mount Erin Station. MERINO—From all the leading breeders- Samples of wool and other information at the office, MEUInO. 700 Ewes, aged 2000 do do 2000 do 8-tooth 3 00 do mixed ages 1505 do do cnlls 300 do culls, sound 7CO do mixed ages, nono brokon 3000 Wedßers, 6 and 8-tooth 15 0 do do do 1300 do do do 1800 do do do 4000 do 2 to 8-tooth, cqaal 2000 6 and 8-tooth Merino Wcdders CROSSBRED. 1500 Ewes, 2.to'_i 2000 do 4-tooth 1500 do 2 4, and 6-tooth 15C0 do . 8-tooth 2500 do full-monthcd, fat 4000 do culls 5000 do- do 3000 do do 200 do do 3000 Wcdders, 4 and 6-tooth 450 do do 3000 do 6-tooth 3000 do do 4000 do do 1500 do do 1000 do 8-tooth 30 0 2-tooth Crossbred Wedders :50 6 tooth do do 320 4-tooth do do 3000 6 and 8-tooth" Cross-bred Wedders 1000 4-tooth do do 1500 4-tooth do do CATTLE. Several Mixed Lots, A few staunch Draught Horses and Young Sto«k Also, the pure Cljdcedalc Stallion " Laird of Stone byres," will bo *old x bargain. W. B. HARDING, Stock and Station, Agent, Waipaira; M, R. MILLErt, Stock and Station Agent, Napier. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 27. DISPERSION Of MR. T. F. RUTLEDGE'S WERRONGGURT, LINCOLN, AND COTSWOLD STUD FLOCKS. SHORTHORN CATTLE _Nn HORSES. RYAN and HAMMOND (in conjunction with Jellie and St. Quintin, of Warrnambool) have received instructions from T. F. Rutledge, Esq., (in consequence of his having sold his portion of the Farnham Estate),'to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, Without Reserve, In their Wool, At WERRONGGURT, near WARRNAMBOOL, . On THURSDAY, 27th NOVEMBER, The whole of his STUD and PURE LINCOLN and COTSWOLD SHEEP, Numbering 6650, as under : — Pedigree Lincoln stud flock, 696 Pure Lincoln stud flock, 888 Pure Lincoln flock, 4875 Cotswold flock, 191. The pedigree flock of Lincoln sheep was formed by tho late William Rutledge in 1865, when the first importation of Lincoln sheep was made from England. Two other importations have since been added, and in 1877 Messrs C. and A. Finlay's stud flock of imported ewes (excepting the 2-tooths). The pure flock of Lin coins was also formed in 1865, and none but the highest class sires have since been used. Besides numerous prizes taken in the show-yards by theso sheep in 1879, they carried off Messrs Hastings, Cuningham and Co.'s Gold Cup and certificate for 53 ewe fleeces, averaging in the grease.lslb each for 365 days' growth. At the same time and place will be offered for POSITIVE SALE, 60 pure-bred shorthorn cows 30 do do bulls, ono and two years old 40 horses, draught, harness, and hacks. The cattle are bred from cows purchased from Messrs Neil Black and Robertson Bros., and tho young stock aro by Lord Acomb, bred by the Hon. William M'Culloch. For further particulars apply to auctioneers, Melbourne or Warmambool. RYAN & HAMMOND, and JELLIE _ ST. QUINTIN, Auctioneers. Catalogues can he obtained at Messrs H. Matson and Co.'s, Christchurch, and at the office of M. R. MILLER, • _ Stock and Station Agent, Napier. gales l>y Mr Potts. r-1 EOFF RE V pOTTS Begs to announce that he has commenced business in Waipawa as an , AUCTIONEER, STOCK AND ESTATE ! ' AGENT, &c., In the offices recently occupied by the late firm of '" M. R. Miller and Potts," and in prepared to sell Sheep, Cattle, Horses, &0., on the usual terms.