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New Zealander, Volume 9, Issue 727, 2 April 1853, Page 1

scales bp auction. HORSES, EX WILLI AM HYDE. MR. J. NEWMAN Will Sell by Auction, THIS DAY, the 2nd April, at 12 o’clock, at the “Exchange Hotel” Yard--11 011S E S AND M ARES, just landed, ex William Hyde. The Auctioneer calls attention to the above, as being well bred and very powerful ; forming one of the best Studs yet submitted to public competition in Auckland. Description and Pedigree. No. 1. A large Chesnut Marc, out of Highflyer, by the imported horse Aaron, brand No. 2, near shoulder. No. 2. A Chesnut Colt, out of the above Mare, got by Barefoot, branded A No. 2, near shoulder, jjß. No. 5. A Chesnut Horse, branded A No. 2, out of same mare and sire. Nos. 4 and 5, Two Bay Mares, branded A No. 2, near shoulder, and D F, got by Barefoot. No. 6. A young Thorough-bred Stallion, out of the Aaron Mare, got by Barlfoot. No. 7. A splendid Grey Entire, sire the imported horse Guamia, branded S. near shoulder. No. 8. Dark Brown Horse, branded C B on shoulder, broken to saddle and harness, got by Scratch out of a draught-mare. No. I). Roan Horse, broken to saddle and harness, branded IS 11. No. 10. Chesnut Horse, branded Ron shoulder, broken to saddle and harness. No. H. Bay Mare, branded C on shoulder, 7 on ribs, broken to saddle and harness. No. 12. Chesnut Mare, branded C B on shoulder, broken to saddle and harness. No. 15. Brown Horse, branded F on shoulder. broken to saddle. No. 14. Bay Colt, unbroken, branded W near shoulder, Y off shoulder. No. 15. Chesnut Colt, branded Y off rump. No. 10. Bay Entire Horse, got by Dover, out of a thorough-bred mare, broken to saddle. No. 17. Chesnut Horse, branded P, bred by Pringle, also thorough-bred. No. 18. White Horse, nearly thorough-bred, bred by White, and branded W. No. 19. Bay Entire, got by the celebrated horse Dover, out of a thorough-bred mare, branded T off shoulder. No. 20. Bay Colt, very fast, and well-bred, qR branded under saddle, broken to saddle, and perfectly quiet. No. 21. Brown Mare, no brand, broken to saddle, perfectly quiet No. 22. Large Chesnut Saddle Horse, perfectly quiet, branded E R on shoulder. No. 25. Bay Horse, broken to saddle, perfectly quiet, branded with the Australian Agricultural Company’s brand. No. 24. A Chesnut Filly, No. 59, branded TB No. 25. A Bay do. No. CB, do. TB No. 20. A Brown do. No. 57, do. TB No. 27. A Cart Marc of the Suffolk breed, branded TB No. 28. A Bay Filly, not numbered, branded TB No. 29. Large Bay Colt, branded TB No. 50. A Brown Marc, branded C on near shoulder, broken to saddle, and rising four years old. 110 WICK CATTLE SALE. Will Sell by Auction (in Mr. Lewis’s Paddock), on Wednesday, the Clh April, at 12 o’clock. \ MIXED Herd of Fat Cattle, Dairy Cows, Heifers, and Steers. ST. ANDREW’S SOCIETY. milE QUARTERLY GENERAL MEETING 1 of the above Society will be held at the Masonic Hotel on Tuesday, the sth inst., at 8 p.m. By order James Henderson, Secretary. April Ist, 1855. T OST —On Thursday afternoon, either in the Government Lawn or between that and the Colonial Hospital, a Cameo Brooch, set in gold, representing an Angel. Whoever has found it, and will bring it to the office of the New-Zealander will be rewarded. TAOUND in West Queol-slrcen, Auckland, J in the month of July last, a Purse containing Money. The Owner can receive the same, by describing it, on application at the Police Orderly Room. John Russell, Serjeant-Major, Armed Police Force. March 28lh, 1855.