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Patea Mail, Volume III, Issue 297, 20 February 1878, Page 2

St. Saill Street Sale lTards| Wa.sga.xui. SATURDAY, MARCH 9. Important Sale of Thoroughbred Entire Horses and Others. Ti RE EM AN R. JACKSON jj lias received instructions front Messrs Mcßae & Nicholson (who are dissolving partnership), to sell by auction, at the St. Hill Street Sale Yards, on the above date, the following splendid lot of horses :—- Bead Shot. Dead Shot is a Chestnut Horse, 7 years old, and is perfectly sound ; was bred by H. Redwood, Esq. ; is got by Ravenswortll, dam Certainty, by J. C. Barbiors’ (imp) dam Chance, by Sir Hercules; dam Finesse. Finesse is grand dam of Trump Card. Ravenswortll by Touchstone; &c. Dead Shot has proved himself a sure foul getter, is now in his prime, and has three-year-old stock, viz—Mata (winner of the Canterbury Jockey Club Handicap), Chokoboro; Pinfire, Orange Lightning, and cithers; are just beginning to make a name for themselves He has been exhibited at seven Agricultural Shows, and has taken seven first prizes in his class for colonial thoroughbreds. % Monarch ** Is a Brown Horse, 7 years old, standing id hards high, is got by Ravenswortll; dam Plover by Sir Hercules,, dam one of Iceley’s thoroughbred mares, imported by 11. Redwood, Esq. Monarch ran well in his time as a thrcc-year-ohl, has since proved himself a sure ford getter, and has left splendid stock both in Nelson and Patea district. Ha is out of same marc as Malvina and Patch, and own brother to Hercules—all good performers on the turf; President Is 0 years old, bred by Kenneth McKenzie, Esq.. Heidleburgh, Victoria, is got by Lord Clyde (imp), out of Blossom, by Prince Charlie (imp), out of Kate (imp), by Lothiam Tam (inip). President was imported by John Shield, Esq., front Melbourne; is a beautiful rich roaii colour, has proved himself a sure .foal getter, and has left stock in the Pates District second to none in Wanganui. also; Steeplechase and Hurdle Horse GAZELLE, with all engagements; Gazelle won the last Rangitikei Hurdles,’ beating Te Whetumarama, Victor, and five Others; Medora Bay Marc, bred in Canterbury, got by Brush : pedigree of dam unknown; Medora lias Won more hurdle races and Steeplechases than any other mare in NeW Zealand; She is now stinted td Dead Shot; and will make a grand brood mare. Blossom., Bay Mare (draught), 4 years old, by Loch Ryan, dam by Clyde, grand dant by England’s Hope. Blossom took first prize for Draught Mares (all ages) at Waverley last Show, and is now iri foal to President. Quicksilver, Entire, 4 years old, by old Quicksilver; at of Sattelite, , dam bred by J; Lunilton, of Wanganui. Broken to ! anioss. Z.ord kelson, Entire Pony, by Tom Thumb. Very niet, and sure foal getter; And; About thirty (30; other useful Hacks nd Harness Horses—mostly young—" ichtding pair strong Buggy Cobs. Sale at 12 o’clock. 189 FREEMAN R. JACKSON, Auctioneer;

For WaitaraTHE s.s. Waitara,Captain Dale, wilt sail on THURSDAY,' 21st instant. For freight or passage apply to 191 W. DALE, Agent. MONSTERS Will be exhibited in Tent near Carlyle Town Hall, on SATURDAY next, front 10 run. to 10 p.m. Admission, One Shilling—each visitor being awarded a prize. 195 £1 REWARD, qTRAYED from Carlyle, on Sunday,F) the 10th instant, a Chestnut Mare: Also, a Black Horse, no visible brand ; near hind foot white ; shows the white of near eye ; 1 1 a(1 a. piece of rope on neclrAnyone bringing the same to the undersigned, will receive the above reward. W. COLSON, , 196 Meat Bazaar, Carlyle: i MPHIBIOUS Bank Holidays. THE BANKS in Carlyle will close at 11 a.m. on Thursday and Friday, 21st and 22nd instants (Patca District Races). 188 Bank Holiday. m'HE BANKS in Hawera will be ■_[_ closed on Thursday next, the 21st instant, for the Patca Races: 18F