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SALES BY AUCTION ▼ ▼ RIGHT, OtEPHSNSON AX'D LIMITED'S. IMITED’S, F IKST a nnual * w ixter g“ Friday, tunk RIDAY, o UNE O • COMMENCING AT JQ A M By kind permission of the Auckland Stud Company the Sale will be conducted at JQILWORTH gTUD pARM. T> APATOETOE. PRESENT ENTRIES Account of R. HANNON, Esq., Cambridge— -6 Horses in Training.—Roman Abbey, Chromadyne, Takutama, Tinokoa, Pennyplain and Nukitere tall with engagements at Auckland). S Three and Four-year-olds, handled, by Quin Abbey* and King Lupin. Account of R. B. HINES. Esq.. Te Aroha: 3 Yearling Fillies by Musektoon*. 3 Eillies, two. three and five years, by Lucullus* and Marble Arch*. Account of P. J. ANNAN, Esq., Herne Bay: 2 Horses In training'. TAN AGRA. 7yrs, a recent winner, now being: schooled for hurdling, natural jumper: and IRISH COURT, 4yrs (Grandcourt —Mollen Oge), a promising jumper. Account of MARDELLA STUD. Otahuhn : 1 Br yearling Colt, by KUbroney*— Danesla, by Prince Merrlwee—Te Papapa, winner of G.N. Guineas. Account of R. C. WALLACE. Esq.. Mangere: 1 Br three-year-old Filly, by Valkyrian*—Whitford Belle, by Demosthenes*. Half-sister to Miss Myrtle, a winner in Australia. Account of L. NELSON, Esq.. Whangarei: 1 Bay two-year-old Filly by Adjutant (Martian —Discipline) from Capable. by Robert the Bruce. Halfsister to that consistent winner, Maori Boy. On Account of MRS. M. H. ROBINSON, Green Lane: Norval Tea, three-year-old. A consistent winner: never unplaced. By Tea Tray out of Miss Nonra!. by Blairgowrie, out of Lady Novval. Further Entries will be Accepted CATALOGUES obtainable from W 7RIGHT, RIGHT. STEPHENSON AND TEPHEN SON AND A^O., Limited, imited. BLOODSTOCK SALESMEN. BEACH ROAD, AUCKLAND. EDUCATIONAL •LAM SCHOOL OF ART. The second term (day and evening classes) will commence on MONDAY. June 9, 1930. Enrolments should be made on Friday, June 6, between the hours of 10 to 12 and 1 to 4 p.m., and 7 to 8 p.m. Holders of Proficiency or Competency Certificates and Junior and Senior Scholarships may attend under the Education Department Regulations for free pupils in Technical Schools. Intending pupils unable to pay the small fee charged should obtain forms for free scholarships under the Elam Bequest (a limited number are available). Classes for Primary School children are held on Saturday morningrs from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m.. and evening classes are held for Pupil Teachers desiring to pass Departmental Drawing Examinations. Prospectus on application to Registrar. A. J. C. FISHER. A.R.C.A..