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Tuapeka Times, Volume VIII, Issue 435, 17 February 1875, Page 2

WEDNESDAY, 24th FEBRUARY, At 2 o'clock, HORSES, CATTLE^ &c. ■c MATTHEW HAY - has received instructions from Mr. Steward M'Coombe to sell by public auction, nt the Tuapeka Hotel Yards, Tuapeka Flat, on Wednesday, 24th February, at 2 o'clock, That celebrated Clydesdale entire horse YOUNG CLYDE. Young Clyde is by Thane of Clyde, out of Black Polly, who was imported to Victoria, and sold for the sum of £220 ; grand-sire, tho renowned champion horse, Prince Charlie, who was never beaten in Scotland or the Australian Colonies. He was imported to Victoria by J. and M, Mackintosh j granddam, tho far-famed and renowned Black Diamond (imported), winner of the Port Phillip Farmers' Society Challenge Cup for seven years in succession, and never" suffered defeat. She was the property of J. Kearnon, Esq., Moonee Ponds, Yottxg- Clyde -was got by Thane of Clyde, imported by Hugh M'Lean, Esq. He gained Ist prize at the Southland Show, 1867 ; Ist prize at Tokomairiro, 1863 5 2nd prize at the Taieri, the same year ; and Ist prize at the Molyneux, 1869. He was taken back to Victoria, and was sold there for £500 to go to Canterbury, but died at the Bluff. Young Clyde is a dark chesnut, stands 18 hands high, with plenty of bone and substance, and is, without doubt, the surest foal-getter in the Province, His stock has been sold in Dunedin market at £120 for two two-year-olds, thus proving that he does not disgrace his ancient lineage. Also, a pure-bred Ayrshire Bull, a winner of three gold medals, bred by Mr. Warnock, of Southland, and sold by him for £150. 10 First-class Horses, consisting of light draughts, gentlemen's hacks, and stook horses. 12 Working Bullocks, and Waggon, 20 Head of quiet Dairy Cattle. After the above, Mr. Hay will offer for sale a number of Saddle and Harness Horses, Saddles, Bridles, &c. Teems at Sale. The Auctioneer would call the attention of horse and cattle breeders, and others, to this important sale, as the opportunity of obtaining stocfc of this description is 6eldo.m met with in this district. THURSDAY, 25th FEBRUARY, At 1 o'clock sharp. pAPSTICZ, DUTHIE, AND CO. \J have been favored with instructions from Mr. James Carmicbael to sell by auction at their Yards, Tokomairiro, on Thursday, the 25th February, at 1 o'clock sharp — 120 Horses, comprising 30 First-class Staunch Draught Mares 25 First-class Staunch Draught Geldings ' ' " 85 First-class Draught Colts and Fillies 30 First-class Colts and Fillies suitable for weight-carrying Hacks, Coaches and Buggies. N.B. — The Auctioneers desire to draw the attention of the general public to the abore important sale of Horses, assuring them that the Horses to be exposed for competition will be equal to, if not surpassing, any Sale of the kind they have hitherto held, and where all parties requiring either light or heavy Horses will be enabled to supply their wants. THURSDAY, 4th MARCH, At 2 o'clock. mPSTICK, DUTHIE, AND CO. \J -will hold their first scries of Bales by auction of Long Wool and Merino Stud Rams ; also, Long Wool Brood Ewes ; at their Yards, Tokomairiro, on Thursday, the 4th March, at 2 o'clock when they will offer, On account of Mr. William Allison (selected out of his famed pure-bred stock of Leicesters) , being the most successful breeder in the district: — 60 Pure-bred Leicester Ram Lambs 50 do do Ewe do 1 Pure-bred 4-toolh Lincoln Prize Ram, he having taken the first prize for best Lincoln Ram at Tokomairiro Show for 1874, boating rams bred by : Messrs. Sutton Brothers, the far- ! famed importers of Lincoln Prize stock, Account of James Sutherland, Esq. :•— 10 Pure-bred Leicester Rams (mixed ages). At our Yards, 1872, his Ram Lambs brought £3 2s 6d each ; at our Yards, 1873, 30 Rq,m Lambs, one lot, £2 5s each. of Jon Hislop, Esq. : — 10 Pure-bred Leicester Rams (mixed ages). At our Yards, 1873, his Rams brought from £3 5s to £5 10s each. Account of A. M : Laren and Co. :—: — 50 Pure-bred Leicester Rams, 2, 4, and 6-tooth — the 6-tooth purchnsed at a iigh figure from the Ctydevale etntion, 100 Pure-bred Leicester Ewes, of the same pure strain of blood. Account of Mr, Mark Dale : — ' 15 Pure-bred Leicester Rams, of mixed ages. These Rams were carefully j selected by Mr. Dale, and cost him from i. 7 10s to £15 eacl-, 250 Cross-bred 2-tooth Wethers 200 do do Ewes Account of Mr, Wm. Gordon t— ? 20 Pure-breJ Lcli-e-ter 2-tooth Rams 20 do Lincoln 2-tooth Rams Bred by Mr. R. Wilson, late of Pomahaka. Account of Mr, Alexander Mackay 1 — 6 Pure-bred 6-toolh" Leicester Ewes 7 do 2-tooth do do 5 do Ram Lambs 320 Cposs-bred 2-tootb Wethera Also :—: — 1800 4, 6, and B.toot!i half and threequarter bred Ewes. N.B, — Tho Auctioneers requests parties desirous of exhibiting stock for sale, to forward particulars as soon as possible, so that they may be duly and efficiently announced to the public by advertisement.