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New Zealand Times, Volume XXX, Issue 4586, 1 December 1875, Page 4

Auctions THURSDAY, 16th DECEMBER. GLBNBERVIE TERRACE, SYDNEYSTBEET. 23 FREEHOLD ALLOTMENTS EOE SALE. GEORGE THOMAS has received instructions from William Donald, Esq., to sell by auction, on Thursday, December 16th, at 2 o’clock, at his rooms, Lambton-quay 23 allotments of land, as per plan, now to be seen at the office of the auctioneer, who would invite intending purchasers to inspect the same prior to the sale. There is a right-of-way from Sydney-street into Tinakori-road, and the whole of this property is within two minutes’ walk of Government House. Terms liberal, declared at sale. Lunch provided. N.B.—The auctioneer would strongly recommend the attention of gentlemen in the Civil seryice who may be on the look-out for first-class sites for villa residences in the immediate proximity of the Government buildings. , THIS DAY. WEDNESDAY, Ist DECEMBER. HUTT MARKET. MR. J. H. WALLACE will hold his monthly sale of — Horses, cattle, sheep, pigs, &c,, at 2 o’clock p.m. THURSDAY, 9th DECEMBER. EXTENSIVE LAND SALE. MR. J. H. WALLACE, Estate Auctioneer, will hold his next extensive land sale December 9, 1375. Parties desirous of embracing this opportunity, will oblige by giving early notice for publication in the next catalogue. AUCTION SALE OF Mk. J. G. ROCKEL’S well-known PUREBRED LINCOLN SHEEP Will be held in FEBRUARY NEXT. Applications from Auctioneers, stating their terms, are requested. Particulars in future advertisement. J. G. ROCKEL, Matahiwi, Masterton. Stud Horses FjTo STAND THIS SEASON. THE CELEBRATED CLYDESDALE STALLION, “CLYDE.” CLYDE Is a beautiful dapple grey, rising 5 years old, stands 17 hands 2 inches, with immense bone and muscle, and of very superior quality. CLYDE was got by Lockryan, out of the imported Clydesdale mare Nancy. Lockryan, imported from Scotland, was by Champion, the winner of mere prizes, and sire of more prize-takers, than any draught entire in Scotland. CLYDE has proved himself a sure foalgetter, for the last two seasons in the Wairarapa, and has had more mares than any other horse travelling in the Wairarapa. CLYDE is perfectly quiet and staunch. D. BENGE, Proprietor, Taita. 0 STAND THIS SEASON, at the undermentioned places, the celebrated pure-bred Clydesdale Entire . DUKE OF 'EDINBURGH (dapple brown), by Young Sampson, imported from England ; grand sire, Champion .’of England; his dam Gypsey, by Prince Royal, imported ; g dam by Cobham, ;gg dam Big Ben. . Duke of Edinburgh has been shown at Christchurch four times, and took one first prize and three seconds. Fees, four guineas each mare. Reduction will be made for two or more mares, the bona fide property of the same person. All fees to be paid on or.hefore Ist January, 1876. Mondays—Taylor’s, Johnsonville; New Zealander,' Mclntosh’s, Wellington.' Tues- : days—Yalehtihe’s,, Lower Hiitt, Wednesdays—Pugsley’s, Taita. Thursdays—McGrath’s, Porima. ~Fridays—Bould’s, Pahautanui. Saturdays—McGrath’s, Porirua. ./ For particulars, apply to the gropm. i.i The pure - bred Clydesdale ENTIRE HORSE; VICT O R Y WILL TRAVEL THE FORTHCOMING SEASON 1875-6, ; Between GREYTOWN and the HUTT. ■ Pedigree ; Sire Royal Conqueror, dam Blossom. The sire was imported for H. Red-wood,-Esq., at a cost of £7OO, after taking first prize at the United Scotch and English Agricultural Show, at Battersea, against all comers. His dam. Blossom, was bred by H. Walls, Esq., of Canterbury, and took several first-class prizes as the best brood mare in the colony; sire Wellington, dam Scotland’s Pride. Terms .’—Single mares, £3 10s.; guarantee, £5 55.; two- or more mares, the,bona fide property of one owner, as per agreement. Groom’s fee,. ss. ' All payments to be made on or before Ist January, 1876. . , - ; Victory will serve a limited number of mares pnly this season. Victory has travelled in the Hawera-Patea district for the last two seasons, and proved himself a sure foal-getter. Owing to his docile temper,, and the quality of the stock he has left behind, combined with the fact that he was perfectly quiet" and staunch in harness, he was a general favorite there, the proprietor having refused £350 for him at the close of the last season. Victory will be at the following places : Featheraton Monday morning, passing to Greyr town, where he will remain on Tuesday; back to Eeatherston "on Wednesday on his way to the Upper Hutt, passing the Upper Hutton Thursday, and on. to Taita; Hutt on Friday all day, through the Upper Hutt again on Saturday on his way back. W. F. OAKES, Pakuratahi. rjJO STAND THIS SEASON. THE PURE-BRED CLYDESDALE YOUNG LOFTY, By Lofty, out of the imported Tasmanian : , ■ ’ maro Llor^om. I .YOUNG LOFTY ia. a dark dapple brown horse,, about, 17 hands, and is rising three years. - Lofty, the sire of YOUNG LOFTY, has taken first prize wherever shown in New Zealand. . YOUNG LOFTY will travel in Upper Hutt, Lower Hutt, Porirua, and Wellington Districts. Terms.—Single mare, £5 ; two or more mares, as per agreement. Groomage 55., payable first serving. Paddocks at Upper Hutt 2s. 6d. per week each mare. Every care taken hut no responsibility. YOUNG LOFTY will travel as follows : UPPER- HUTT. At Wilkins’s Railway ; Hotel, Saturday. TAITA. At Pugsley’s Travellers’ Rest, Monday, midday. LOWER HUTT.—Family Hotel, Monday evening. . , JOHNSONVILLE.— Taylor’s, Tuesday and . Thursday. , . PORIRUA—Mr. Grath’s, Wednesday, midday. ■ WELLINGTON. —Nag’s Head, Friday. Full particulars see cards. WILLIAM NIXON, Proprietor.