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Tuapeka Times, Volume VII, Issue 385, 26 August 1874, Page 2

FRIDAY, 28th AUGUST, At 2 p.m. " CATTLE AXD HORSES. MATTHEW HAY has received instructions from the Trustees in the estate of the late Andrew Taylor, to Bell by public auotion, on the above date, at the Tuapeka Hotel Yards, Tuapeka jflat, at 2 p.m., 60 Head of Mixed Cattle Also, 10 Horses, pedigrees oi which will be given at sale And Several good Saddles and Bridles The Cattle are all in good condition, and quiet, and the Horses arc exceedingly well bred, and arc suitable either fov saddlo or Jiarness, The whole of the above are for positive and preserved sale, and are too. well known to n,epd ccmiment, Tcrinß at Sale. SATURDAY, 29th AUGUST, At 2 o'clock. HOUSE AND FURNITURE AT HAVELOCE. MATTHEW HAY will sell by public auction, on the above fate, for Mr. Joseph Grundy, A four-roomed House, with. Stable and Garden with fruit tree 3 ; also, Potatoes and Poultry ; and the whole of his Household Furniture. THURSDAY, 17th SEPTEMBER, At 1 o'clock, VALUABLE, HOTEL PROPERTY AT TAPANUI. MATTHEW HA-Y has received instructions to sell by public auction, on the premises, Tapanui, on the above date, if not previously disposed of by ' private treaty, COMMERCIAL HOTEL, TAPANUI, Being the freehold property of Mr. Andrew Allan, The Hotel is doing an excellent business, and comprises a spacious dining room, parlors, Billiard-room, large kitchen, six bedrooms, and Bar ; also, a 6-stalled Stable, substantially builtr, with loose-box, together with store room, m wash-house, and largo brick oven. $he .house and stable are built an Sections 1 and 11, Block XV., fronting Northumberland-street, aud is fche besfc. site for business in the Township. For further particulars apply to the Proprietor on the premises, Tapanui ; or, to the Axwtiojieer, Lawrence, Mr. M. Hay will be glad to receive instructions to sell, on the same date, property in ♦he vicinity of Tapanuu THURSDAY, 27th AUGUST, At 3 o'clock. AA Shumate's Yards, Wetherstones Read. WAGGON AND HORSES. XST; IL.LIAM HAVES * kaa received instructions to sell by public auction, on tho aboTe date, under Tpower of bill of sale, Staunch Waggon Horses ; also, Waggon and Harness complete. "WEDNESDAY, 2nd SEPTEMBER, j • Afc 1 o'clock. j pAPSTICK, DUTHIE, AND CC\J have received instructions to sell by auction, at their Yards, Milton, Tokomairiro, Wednesday, 2nd September, at I o'clock, 3,000 Very superior half and three-quarter bred Ewes, 4, 6. and 8- tooth, in lamb to superior Leicester Rams — certifying thers will not be a broken mouth ewe in the flock. TUESDAY, Bth SEPTEMBER. pAPSTICK, DTJTHIB, AND CO \J will hold a sale by auction, afc their Yards, on Tuesday, Btb September, of Horses, Cattle, and Sheep, and those parties desirous of- offering Stock will please forward particu- i so that they may be duly announced. TUESDAY, Bth SEPTEMBER, -At 2 olclockv ftAPSTIGKr DUTHIE, AND CO., \J hare beon favored with instructions from Messrs. Hislop Bros., Tokomairiro, ro sell by auction at their Yards. Milton, Tokomairiro, $n Tuesday, Bth September^ at 2 o'clock — Lot 1. — The far-<f amed Clydesdale Entire' horsp, Marquis. He is in splendid condition, an 1 has proved- himself a sure, foal-getter. All his progeny have turned out to be vepy valuable stock, and when brought to the hammar, have commanded vorv high prices. We »iay state that we sold a Foal got by him, by auction, on the 15th May- 'last, for £46 Burling. liot 3= — ;A valuablo -heavy- pure-bred Civd^sdale Mare, in foal to Marquis. Lot 31.3 1 . %Clydesdale Colt, by Ma.rquis, 3 years oM j^ipt 4. — Ciydesrlalc Gelding, imported 4 years old |*ofc 5, — Clydesdale Mare, imported, 5 years old Any person desirous of ofpring Horses, Cattle, Sheep, &c, would do well to forward particulars to the auctioneers, in time to have them duly announced by advertisement. CAPSTICK, DUTHIE, AND CO have for sale 200 Bags Cocksfoot Seed 20 Bags Italian Ryegrass Seed JOnO-"lb< White Clover Seed - "500 lb. Alsyke- do v do. >000 lb. Rape Seed