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Auctions. .SATURDAY, 3rd OCTOBER, At 2 p.m. At luvercargill. Ysilus&Sule finaproveal Farm of 554&0 Acres, Wsiirio. SOUTHLAND. WITH 130 ACRES IN CROP. M- A UDE L L AND CO. have received instructions from Mr Alexander Dingwall to sell by auction at the Prince of Wales Hotel, Invercargill, on the above date, without reserve, His valuable Farm at Wairio, consisting of 200 acres of first-class agricultural land, fenced and subdivided into four paddocks. 18 acres are in English grass, 130 acres sown with oats (second crop), and the remainder broken up ready for first crop. There is a two-roomed cottage, also stable, aud garden, on the property, which is in capital heart, and situated within 2h miles of Woodlaw siding. As the proprietor is giving up farming the property will be sold Without Reserve and on Easy Term's. For further particulars apply to M'ARDELL and CO., 12s Auctioneers. THURSDAY, Bth OCTOBER. Immediately after the Otago Agricultural and Pastoral Association's Annual Parade of J Clydesdale Stallions and Thoroughbred Entire Horses. At Tahuna Park, near Musselburgh. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, and CO. beg to intimate that, at above time aud place, they will hold their TWENTY-FOURTH ANNUAL SALE OF Clydesdale and Ti?oa*oisgla« bred sisißlions. This bale affordb breeders a rare -opportunity of selling their stock to advantage, whilst, from the large number of animals brought to the sale, buyers havo^ at the same time every facility for making good selections. Intending sellers of stallions would do well to communicate with the Auctioneers at once, in order that their horses may be properly advertised. 5s MONDAY, 21st SEPTEMBER, At 12 o'clock. At the Provincial Yards. The Carriage stallion 1 Sexier. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, arid CO., instructed by Mr G. F. Scott, Ashburton, will sell by auction at above time and place, The carriage stallion Dexter, by Talisman out of the celebrated trotting mare Gentle Annie, imported from Australia, a well-known performer both here and in Canterbury, and dam of the favourite carriage stallion Spot (the Tramway Co.'s stud horse). To be seen at Taggart's stables, Moray place, on and after 16th inst. 19s SATURDAY, 26th SEPTEMBER, At 2 p.m. Talnahle Freehold Farm, $r«re, for Saße, f^_ RE E N and SOUN ES* S VJT have received instructions from Mrs Marguret Preecetosell by public auction at their rooms, Gore, on Saturday, September 26, 1885, at 2 p.m., That valuable property being section 9, block I, Waikaka, containing 198 acres, subdivided into five paddocks. The improvements consist of four-roomed cottage, dairy, barn, stables, cowshed, &c. There arc about 100 acres in English grabs ; the balance is just ready for crop. This farm is at present occupied by Mr W. Wilson, who has been carrying on t'ho dairy business, for which it is admirably adapted. ;is it adjoins the towni-hip of East Gore. Possession Ist October. The tarm is for absolute bale, and the greater part of the purchase money can remain on the property at 7 per cent. ig s FRIDAY NEXT, 25th SEPTEMBER, At 1 o'clock CLIFFORD CHRISTIE will sell at his Yards, Balclutha, as above, 2250 half and * are e-quarter-bred hoggets 250 crossbre( i wethers, prime, fat J[ (){) merino do 400 do ewes » 6 and 8 tooth, in lamb to longwool rams. 19s Merino IDowais Land Sale. nnHIS Sale advertised to take place on the Jl 21st hist, has been POSTPONED in the meantime. THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN ,'AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO. (LIMITED). DONALD STRONACH, Bau Manager. "l^i G R f S A L E. Touiiff S vault oe. Pure Clydesdale, by Ivanhoe (imported) out . of Grey Maggie. Ivanhoe by Sir Waller Scott— ! London Maggie. Young Ivanhoe, whose breeding cannot be beaten, is a remarkably quiet, good- j tempered horse, aud a capital worker. Being for sale at a reasonable price, he must prove a good investment. Apply A. M'KERROW, Methven ; or NATIONAL MORTGAGE, 1& OhriStDUuich.