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Lyttelton Times, Volume X, Issue 612, 18 September 1858, Page 6

HORSES BY.AIICTJON. , ..... MR. PARKINSON will sell by Put)lie Auction, at liisv Stockyards, on SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1858, (If not deterred by the rivers), ; THOSE VALUABLE HORSES, ■ previously advertised as expected from.Nelson, and now close at -'hand, the property of Mr. McGlymonfc, consisting of— Thorough bred mares in foal to the best bred horses in N.S.W., their produce being entered for the Triennial Stakes, particulars of which, with pedigree, will be given at the time of sale. , Useful hacks broken and unbroken About 20 cart colts.and fillies of great bone and strength. 2 valuable cobs 3 years old, and perfectly, quiet.' 1 splendid mnle 4 years old, broken to saddle, pack, and harness. Also, 3 saddles and bridles, and 1 pack saddle. That magnificent Thoroughbred Imported Stallion "CHATTER BOX," bred by Mr. Watts, in 1847, got by Magpie, out of Clare by Smoleusko, her dam by Precipitate—Highflyer—Juuo by Spectator. " Chatterbox " is a vei"3 r bright bay, stands 15f hands high, possessing plenty of boneiand power, and for thoroughbred points has not his equal in the colony, at the same time being a remarkably sure foal-getter. The Splendid, Thoroughbred, imported, Stallion, "WIL II AM TELL." " William Tell " was bred by. Lord Stanley, grot by Touchstone out of Miss Bmve; Mis-s Bowe bred by Mr. Townroe, got by Cation out of Tranbv's dam, by Orville—Miss Grimston, by Weazel. Vide Stud Book, vol 5, p. 205; "William Tell" is a rich dark bay, with black points, free from white, stands 15f lianas high, with great bone and muscular power, and is allowed to be one of the finest .stallions ever imported into the colony; he is sire of the celebrated race horses Seducer^ Our Nell, the Wild Irish Girl, and several other first class horses. Seducer won the Maiden Plate at Homebush, in 1853, beating a large field, time 3 mm., 15 sec, the fastest race on record; and Our Nell won the Maiden Plate, same course, in 1854, in 3 mm. 21 sec, won easily. G. T. Rowe, Esq., the owner of " William Tell," was also the owner of the celebrated horse " Veno." N.B. Each horse submitted to auction will be positively sold without>,reserve. Sale at 12 o'clock.. ; ,' Terms at Sale. WEEKLY SALE YARDS, OPPOSITE THE WHITE HART HOTEL, CHRISTCHURCH. MR. PARKINSON, in thanking his friends and the public for their liberal support in the Commission business, begs to inform them, that having become a resident in Christehurcn, his Sale-yards will be open for Auctions every SATURDAY—to commence; this day,. when will be sold a few VALUABLE HORSES AND MARES. SALE OF THE GOOD-WILL OP A CONVEYANCING BUSINESS, HORSES, SPRING-CARTS, HARNESS, &c. MR. PARKINSON has received instructions from Mr. C. W. Bishop, to sell by Public Auction, on SATURD;.7 ,the 18th inst., at his office, opposite the White Hart Hotel, The Good-will of all that well-known Conveyancing Business, extending from the Port Hills, known as Evans's Cottage, through Christchurch to Kaiapoi. Also, the roan horse "Captain," with the largest sized Spring Cart, fitted with out-rigger, nearly new. and single set of-harness.' Also, the bay horse " Stockman," -with second cart, also fitted with outrigger, and new axle and wheels, with set of single harness. Also, the horse •'Warrior," with spring-cart and harness. Also, the body, springs, &c, of a Hansom's cab. N.B.—The Auctioneer calls particular attention to. the-above sale—it offering an excellent field for investment—the whole heiwg so well known to the public. Sale at Noon precisely. Terms at Sale. SALE BY AUCTION. MR. C. M. OLLIVIERis instructed to offer for sale by Public Auction, a large consignment of DRAPERY and articles of Household FURNITURE, consisting of— ■Table cloths and covers Carpeting Druggets Floor cloths Rugs Cashmere and Paisley shawls Children's wearing apparel. ■ Particulars of which, together with the time and place of sale will be announced iv a future advertisement. Christchurch, Sept. 6, 1858. FOR SALE, TWO very superior double barrelled guns by the best London makers. Apply to MR. OLLIVIER, at the Auction Rooms, CasUd-st.