MESSRS FLEMING AND HEDLEY'S SALES.

Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 1247, 16 April 1880, Page 2

MESSRS FLEMING AND HEDLEY'S SALES.

Thp following are the particulars of the sale of the concluding portipn of Messrs. Iteming and Hedley's Ayrshire catcie yesterday: —Hannah, Mr. Mat? son, 21 guineas; two-year-old bull by Count out of Young Daisy, Mr. Joseph Williams, 6 guineas ; Moss Rose 2nd, Mr. H. Davey, 20 guineas ; Thorn (bull), Mr. J. Garrow, 8 guineas; Jilt, Mr., W. Barr, 18 guineas ; The Beq,u, two-yearrold bull, Mr. Lawrenqe, 4 guineas bull calf out of Jilt, Mr. D. McGregor, 11 guineas ; red heifer by Count, Mr, J. Forrester, 5 guineas ; red heifer out of Hannah, Mr. J. M'Bride, 9 guineas. The general cattle were next submitted to auction, with-the following results : Lily, by Colin, out of Nancy, Mr. F. M. Rickman, 1-J guineas'j heifer, by Count, Mr. John Forrester, 6 guineas ; heifer out of Coquette, Mr. H. Davey, 6 guineas; Jessie, Mr. John Macfarlane, 20 guineas; Miss Robertson, Mr. John Macfarlane, 17 guineas j Cherry, Mr. Barr, I§| guineas ; Oherry Ist, Mr. Henry DaveyJ guineas ; Miss Donaldson, Mr. F. M. Rickman, 10 guineas ; Polly Ist, Mr. F, M, Rickman, 10 guineas; brindle cow, by Mr, Horn, 19 guineas; Polly ? by Dandy Jiis, afr. Leith, 12 guineas; Daisylst prize in general cows year before la-st, Mr. John Hedley, 16 guineas ; Red heifer, Mr. F. M. Rickman, 9 guineas ; White heifer, Mr. F. M. Rickman, 8 guineas; raspberry heifer,: Mr. John Forrester, 6 guineas ; red heifer, Mr. John Forrester, 6 guineas; Vliss Gifford, 2nd prize heifer, general cattle, Mr. George A. Sutton, 6 guineas ; Miss Cherry, Ist prise hejfer m general eattle, Mr. Kerr, 10 guineas ; Baisy ? red and white heifer, Mr. A. Kerr, 6 guineas * red heifer, Mr. Wra. Barr, 4 guineas ; strawberry heifer, Mr, Wnj. ! Barr, 4 guineas-; Miss Baker, cow, Mr, i John Macfarlane, '2O guineas; Miss 1 Williams, Mr. Laurence, 10 guineas ; red heifer, Mr. John M'Bride, 6 guineas ; ' red heifer, Mr. Glass, 5 guineas ; white heifer, Mr, Wra, Barr, 4 guineas ; black i and white steer, Mr. James Gibson, ' guineas ; red and wh'ite steer, Mr. James i Gibson, guineas:; red cow", Mr. F. M. I Rickman, S guineas ; red steer, Mr Wm. s Meek, 6 guineas ; red cow, Mr. Norman ' Lane, 7 guineas. M

TP-DAY'S SALE. After some delay'in starting operations, Mr. .John Stephenson resumed the sale .of horses, which eventuated as foljows ; Cheekie, bay mare, Mr. Davis, 6 guineas; three-year-old filly by Topthqrn, out qf Cheeky, Young Chgeby, Mr. Jol}n

Mitchell, 21 guineas; black colt, Mr. Bond; 15 guineas; bay filly, out of 'Gheekie's daughter, Mr. Wm, Kerr, 12 guineas; bay mare, Young Cheekie, Mr. of Elderslie, 6 guineas ; grey mare, Shepherdess, winner of Timaru cup, Mr. DaviSj 7 guineas; yearling colt, out of 'Shepherdess, by Goldfinder, Mr. Hartley, :6 guineas ; brown colt, two-year-old, by Pertobe, Mr. Donald Borrie, 20 guineas ; filly, out of Shepherdess' daughter, by Sputter-the-dew, Mr. Campbell, jSTgapara, 8 guineas; two-year-old bay filly, out of Cheeky's daughter, by Goldfinder, Mr, Matson, 10 guineas; 2-year-old colt out of a Riddlesworth mare, by Sputter-the-dew, Mr. George Aikenhead, 14 guineas; black colt, yearling, brother of above, Mr. W. Gillespie, 4 guineas ; grey filly, by imported horse Architect, out of Shepherdess, Mr. Findlayson, 15 guineas ; bay mare, by Captain Scott, out of Shepherdess, Mr. Mathew Allen, 10 guineas; creamcolored yearling oolt; Mr. John Moore, guineas; colt foal by Pertobe, Mr. James Gemmell, 8 guineas ; chestnut colt, Mr. Smith, Meadowbank, 4 guineas ; Miss Stephenson, roan mare, four years old, Mr. J. Reid, Elderslie, 25 guineas ; bay gelding by Stormbird out of Cheeky, Mr, Hedley, 40 guineas ; bay cob, Mr. Macbride, 15 guineas ; bay filly, Mr. Wm. Gillespie, 15 guineas ; grey gelding, Old Frank, Mr. Wood, 10 guineas; bay cob, Thorn, lady's hack, Mr. W, H. S. Roberts, 15 guineas ; chestnut gelding, by Scud, lady's hack and harness horse, Mr. John M'Farlane,ls guineas; cream-colored pony, lady's hack, Mr. Neil Fleming, 21 guineas; chestnut buggy mare, Mr. If. Connell, 19 guineas; pair of roans (driven regularly by Mr. Fleming), Mr. John M'Lean, Redcastle, 68 guineas; set of double harness, Mr. John Stephenson, 20 guineas ; FJy and Minnie, pair of roans, Mr. John M'Lean, Redcastle, 30 guineas; set of double harness, Mr." Shrimski, 15 guineas, < The land was next offered for sale by Mr. Connell. The terms and conditions ' of were read by Mr. Hislop, after which the lots were offered, as follows : INCHOLME.

Lot No. B—loßa. 2r, §p„ Ll4 10s per acre, Mr. M'Kee, Waiareka. Lot JTo. 9—115 a. Or. 7p., Ll2 5s per acre, Mr. John M'Bride. Lot No. 6—127 a. Or. 39p., and lease of educational reserve (40 acres given in, at 3s per acre for' about nine years) H 3 10s per acre, John M'Bride, Lot No.- l-r=79a, lr. 6p., Mr. John Shaw, Kakanui, Ll2 15s per acre. Lot No. 2—79 a. lr. 6p., Mr. John Shaw, Kakanui, Ll2 15s per aore, Lot No. .3—Bla. lr. 88p., Mr. John Shaw, Kakanui, Llg 15s per acre. Lot No. 4 —77 a. Or. 14p., Mr. John Shaw, Kakanui, Ll2 15s per acre. Lot No. s—Boa.5 —80a. lr. 5p., Mr. John Shaw, Kakanui, Ll2 15s per acre. Lot No. 7 —343 a. lr. 2§p., Mr, Caverhill, L 9 per acre, Lot 10—225 a., Mr. Cameron, L 9 10s per acre. Lease of Education Reserve on Northroad, at 10a per acre, comprising 156 a. —Mr. John Lemon, L 760. The next lot submitted was 100 acres land at Waimate, all fenced, and down, in grass. Mr. Frank Robertson, LlO per acre, PIOBAYIXLE. Lot No. I—With house, 2a. lr. 25p., started at L6QQ, knocked down to Mr. George Sutton for L 740. Lot No. 3—oa. 3r. 12p., fronting on Main Road, Mr. Shriinski. L 202 10s per acre. Lot No. 2—oa. 3r. 25p., fronting on Main North Road, Mr. John Orr, LlB2 per acre. Lot No. 6—oa. 3r. 25p., with orchard, withdrawn at L9O per acre. Lot No. 4—oa. 3r. 16p., L 192 10a per acre, Mr. George Sutton, Lot No. s—oa. 3r. ISp. , L 192 10s per acre, Mr. George Sutton. Lot No. 7 —la. Or. 25p., thickly planted with gums 40 or 50 feet high, Ll7O per acre, Mr. George Sutton. Lot No. 9 —la. Or. 26pc,""with stable and orchard, L2OO per acre, Mr. George Sutton.