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Dunstan Times, Issue 371, 4 June 1869, Page 3

SALE BY AUCTION. At Matakanui Station. (Glassford’s.) ON WEDNESDAY, 9th JUNE, At 12 o’clock. Important Sale of Thorough-bred Horses, Hacks, Buggy, Spring Cart, Saddlery, Horse Clothing, Furniture, Hay, Pigs, Fowls, Ac., at Matakanui Station, on Wednesday, the 9th of June. Sale to commence at 12 o’clock. MB. GEORGE FACHE is favored with instructions from J. G Gordon Glassford, Esq., who is leaving the province, to Sell by Auction his valuable Stud of THOBOUGH-BEED HOESES, Consisting of “ Musician,” “’Merry-thought,” “Don John,” “The Novice,” “ Mignonette,” “ Beeswing Entire Colt, out of “ Mignonette,” by “Malton“Calista,” dam of “ Edith,” with foal at foot by “ Scudtwo-j'ear-old Filly, dam “Calista,” by “Scud/’ four year-old Filly,dam “Doubtful,” by “ Malton.” Also, The celebrated Trotting Ponies “ White Bobby” and “ Brown Bobby,” and the Hogburn Trotting Mare “ Ida.” Also. A Lot of First class Hacks and Buggy Horses. Pedigrees of thorough-bred horses and particulars of horses at sale.

Four, superior Draught Mares and Horses, well known, and guaranteed staunch. Six Dairy Cows, Calves, &c. Also, The whole of the Furniture, Beds, Mattrasses, Walnutwood Piano by Broadwood, Billiard Table, Guns, Bides, Sporting Prints, Books, &-c. Several first-class Sheep Dogs. Fowls, consisting of Game, Dorking, Hamburg, Poland, and Spanish ; Pigs of a superior breed, and a number of Pigeons, Dticks, etc. The auctioneer has much pleasure in directing particular attention to the above sale, as several of the horses have proved themselves second to none in New Zealand, both on the flat and cross country, and such an opportunity of procuring a really first-class horse very seldom presents itself. Everything will be Sold to the highest bidder, WITHOUT HESERVE. As Mr. Glassford is Leaving the Province. For particulars apply to GEORGE FACILE, Auctioneer, Duustan. Or to ■ J. G, G. GLASSFORD, Matakanui. LUNCHEON PROVIDED,