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auction sales TUESDAY. MARCH 4th.’ «lT ROMNEY DOWNS ESTATE. WALK AKA. IMPORTANT DISPERSAL SALE Uf CLYDESDALE AND ROMNEY MARSH STUDS. Tt/TR J. B. MACKENZIE having sold IyL his estate for subdivision the whole of his famous studs of Clydesdale Horses and Romney Mareh Sheep will be offered for UNRESERVED SALE B¥ AUCTION as above. Included in the Catalogue of Clydesdales to be submitted will be the iollowing Imported Entires : AUCHENCRUTVB (14573). C.8.E.-Siro Lancer (12205); dam Rosie of Fulshaw Wood (21995) by St. Blaise (398). PRINCE CELLUS (15993) C.S.B.—Sire, Marcellas (11110); dam. Princess Everard of Cullen (20324) by Sir Evorard (5353). FRED (15831), C.S.B.—Sire, Everlasting 111331); dam. Boldie of AitkenluU (15915), by Golden Chief (7775). TOPSMAN (16118) C.S.B.—Sire, Up Dux (12774); dam. Tram ot Koncuan (29933), by Dunbar (11G95). DUNDEE THOMAS (15811) C.S.B.—Sire, Montrose Prince (11854), by Hiawatha (10067). Yearling Colt, PRIDE OF ALE NATIONS (imp.), by Apukwa; dam. Lady Alicia (19181). AND THE IMPORTED MARES: ETTA (21528) G.S.B.—Sire, Prince Thomas (10262); dam. Lady Hugo. LADY 1 ALICIA (191811 C.5.8.-Sire, Baron Mitchell (10688); dam, Gorgar Bell (16525). HABVISTOUN RITA (28739) C.S.B.— Sire, Baron's Pride (9122); dam, Quality (14420). PEGGY OF RAUGHTON HEAD (28273) C.S.B.—Sire, Lord Graham (11404); dam, Catland’s Lass (23813). Also, 1 ENTIRE COLT by the champion sire Baron Bold, and 4 BROOD MARES AND FILLIES, all ot the most fashionable breeding. In the list of ROMNEY MARSH SHeEP will be 12. imported RAMS from the flocks of Messrs (late) Chas. bile, Arthur Finn and A. Strouts. as well as 15 SPECIALLY SELECTED STUD RAMS by IMPORTED RAMS; also 10 IMPORTED EWES bred by the late Chas. File, and 12 lambs FROM IMPORTED EWES by Ram bred by Mr A. Finn. Also 550 1. 2. 3 and 4-SHEAR BREEDING EWES, 75 SHEARLING RAMS and 150 EWE HOGGETS. Mr Mackenzie has been phenomenally successful both as an importer and breeder of Clydesdale Horses, a large proportion of the best breeding and show yaru horses (both male and female) _in the Dominion for many years past having at one time or other passed through ms hands. His Romney Marsh Flock (No. 19), N.Z.RiM'.F.B.) is without doubt one of the oldest established and best known in the country, having been founded in 1876 by a purchase of 100 breeding ewes in lamb from the famous flock of tho late Dr Webster. Since then only the best stud rams have been used, a large infusion of imported blood having been periodically introduced. The sheep have always been in very keen demand by Australian, South American and North Island-flock masters,, being splendidly wdolled and 6f the hardiest constitution. N.B.—Buyers from the north should reach Gore on the Monday night before the sale. Drags 'will leave there on morning of sale. Seats must be booked with the Auctioneers. Further particulars and catalogues from , WRIGHT, STEPHENSON AND CO., LTD., Dunedin. TODD BROS. AND C 0.,, LTD., Heriot, I Auctioneers in conjunction. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12th, At 12 o’clock. iALB of PROPERTY IN MULGRAVE STREET AND KEiNWYN TERRACE. In the Estate of Jesse Huett, deceased. AL. WILSON AND CO. have receiv- • ceived instructions from the Trustees in the estate of Jeese Huett, deceased. to sell at their rooms, -26, Brandon street, ns above— LOT 1 That desirable property. No. 19, Mulgrave street, part T.A. 537, having a frontage of 24ft to Mulgrave street and a depth of 96ft, with a 7-roomed house erected thereon. This is a. very valuable property, and in an excellent position in tbe city, adjoining the Marine Engineers’ Institute, fclose to Lambton Railway Station and the business part of the city. The prospective value is very considerable, and the site adapted for many purposes. LOT lI.—A property in Kenwyn terrace (off Riintoul street), being part of T.A. 954, having a frontage of 38ft Gin to Kenwyn terrace and a depth of 92ft Sin, with a good and nearly new 7-roomed house having every convenience, h. and o. water, gas and electric light. This house is well built and in good order, and as an investment desirable, and as a home still better. Notice Boards of Sale on each property. < The estate must be wound up and the properties are to be sold. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneers,i or to the Solicitors for the Estate, Messrs Stafford and Treadwell, Panama streetA. L. WILSON, Auctioneer. LAND SALE. WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 26th, At 1 p.m.. At the DRUIDS’ HALL, SHANNON. JR. STANSELL, SENIOR, has re- • ceived instructions to have sunmitted to Public Auction at the Druids’ Hall. Shannon, on WEDNESDAY, February 26th, 1913, at 1 p.m. 18 Business Sites opposite Railway Station and Ballanoe street. Shannon. Also 19 Sections fronting Juylan street. Shannon, and other valuable Sections, some of which were purchased in 1887, this being the first time they have been offered to the public. For plans and particulars apply J. E. STANSELL. SENIOR, Offices, Lyall Bay, Shannon and Levin. SMALL FREEHOLD FARMS. POR LESS MONET than you can buy a 4-roomed house and J-acre section some distance out of town. Write or wire about these to-day" 15 ACRES FREEHOLD—7 miles from Feilding, J-mile from railway station, 5roomed house, outbuildings, orchard etc., all in good order, all grassed, well watered. Price, .£500; terms 12 ACRES FREEHOLD—SimiIar to above, same locality’: 10 acres in turnips; 5-roomed house, j-mile to station. Price, £150; terms. W. H. LAMBERT & CO., 20, Cuba street, PALMERSTON NORTH.