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Otago Daily Times, Issue 212, 13 August 1862, Page 2

. . . Stock. . — THIS DAT. - ! WEDNESDAY, 13th AUGUST. TOKOMAIRIRO. i To Fanners, Butchers, Dairymen, Dealers, and Others, |55 HEAD DAIRY COWslc PAT BULLOCKS. DRIVER, MACLEAN k CO. Lave received instructions to sell T>y auction, at GoodalTe Yards, Tokomairiro,on Wednesday, the 13th August, at 12 o'clock, without reserve :— m 35 Splendid Dairy Cows, with Calves at foot and springing; and 20 Prime Fat Bullocks. The Auctioneers beg to remark that these Cattle • are all very quiet and well bred, and all parties in want of such stock would do well to attend the sale. Terras at. Sale. Luncheon provided. N~O~T~i "6 E. ~ ~~ PROVINCIAL SALE YARDS. TV RIVER, MACLEAN, & CO. : Hold SALES BY AUCTION At the above Yards, dailv, at 12 o'clock sharp, HORSES, WORKING BULLOCKS, DAIRY CATTLE, &c, &c. FAT STOCK sold any day as may be arranged. DRIVER. MACLEAN, k CO. SATURDAY, I«th AUGUST. provincialTsale yards. 20 First-class Horses and Mares. To Farmers, Camera, Dealers, and Others, DRIVER, MACLEAN k CO. are favored with instructions from W. Coulter, Esq., to sell by auction, at the above Yards, on Saturday, the 16th inst., at 12 o'clock, sharp, Without the Slightest Reserve, 20 very superior horses and mares, suitable for heavy draught and saddle and harness purposes. All m splendid condition. -p— o £ g -£ £ g— ~ 1 £A A Very Fine Breeding Ewes, and I AAA Lambs, 6 months old. To be delivered at Oamaru. For further particulars, apply to DRIVER, MACLEAN k CO., Provincial Sale Yards, Duuedin. WORKING BULLOCKS. TO ARRIVE FROM WELLINGTON, On or about the ICth inst., O A PAIRS of splendid Workine Bullock*, hJ v thoroughly broken in. Apply to WRIGHT, ROBERTSON & CO. WR I 6 H T, R OBERTS 0 N, & CO. STOCK AND STATION AGENTS, MauiseHtrett, Danedin, Are prepared to arrange for the rale or purchase of— • STATION PROPERTY, alfco to RECEIVE CONSIGNMENTS of SHEEP AND CATTLE FOR SALE and TO MAKE LIBERAL ADVANCES WilK* REQUIRED. FOR SALE. ON LIBERAL TERMS. OA TWO-TOOTH MOUNT EDEN RAMS 6\J 600 Kwes (ex White Star), selected trom a flock in New South Wale* for the express purpose of Ram Breeding. They are now in lamb to some of Mr. Rich's best rams, and will lamb in October and November. They possess a large carcase with a very fine fleece. The above lota will afford any Sheep Farmer* first rate opportunity of improving hi* flock. The sheep are now running at Mr. Rich's station, Moeraki, from whom all partjcuJara as to price, &c, can be obtained ; or, application may be made to DALOKTY. IIATTRAY k CO. ACCLIMATISED SHKEP FOR SALE. TWO THOUSAND VERY FINE EWES 500 old ewes 1500 picked fat wethers. DALGKTY. RATTRAY & CO. SHEEP STATION FOR SALE. fpHE U ndcrdgned have for sale, a very fine JL Station in this Province, in complete working order, capable of carrying 20,000 Sheep. Will be Bold with 5,000 Ewes and 1,000 Wetlwrs. DALGETY, RATTRAY k CO. Tji O It i A TL I Z 120 Rams, now running in H. Meyer's flocks on the Waitangi. Delivery can be given at once. Apply to CHARLES MEYER, Station Peak, Waitangi. BULLOCKS. FOR SALE, one pair of strong Working Bullocks Apply to JOHN J. DALRYMPLE, Kaibihee, : South Molyncux. TO BUTCHERS, CONTRACTORS, AND I OTHERS. THE UNDERSIGNED h prepared to contract for the delivery, after shearing, commencing in November, of FAT WETHERS, Selected from the well-known Hawke's Bay Flocks, should sufficient inducement offer. As these Wethers will be conveyed by a first-class and pwift Steamer direct, the passage from Port to Port will not much exceed 48 hours: they will therefore be landed in first-rate condition and fit for killing. J. SMITH. As Mr. Smith is unable to stay long in Otago, parties contracting with him now will receive most advantageous terras. Every information will be afforded from 3 to 3| p.m. daily. MESSRS. W. & G. TURNBULL fc CO.'S, OfPICBS—rHIOH STREET, Dunedin, July 26,1862. TO IMPORTERS"opTtOCIL TO BE LET, for such a term as may be agreed j upon, the well-known Burnham Water farm in the immediate neighborhood of Wellington, com- ' prising the whole of Watt's Peninsula, and some ad- '< joining land in Evans' Bay, containing in all about I 2300'acres, more or less, well grassed, forming one '• well bounded paddock, fenced by the sea on all but one side. This farm is admirably adapted as an entrepot for stock, intended for the Canterbury and Otago markets aa on it 400 or 500 head of cattle, or a proportionate number of sheep, can alwajs be kept ready for shipment, and double that number if necessary * and where they can recruit from the effects of their previous land journey. There are several bays on the property, well suited for embarking stock, having deep water close in shore. In the hands of an enterprising capitalist, this farm opens the prospect of being able to command the greater part, if not the whole, of the now extensive cattle and sheep trade between Wellington and the Southern ports of New Zealand. The Province of Nelson being now exhausted of cattle, and pleuropneumonia having btoppod supplied from Australia, Wellington appears to be the only port from whenc* a large supply can be obtained for the Oiaco market. The number of cattle in the Province of Wellington exceeds that in any other Province. The Burnham Water farm also offers peculiar facilities for the supply of the City of Wellington with fat stock, or dairy produce. , ; : Offers, for the rent of this fairo.iwiU be received up to the t 23rd August, or^ in case of delay in the mail, until after the arrival in Wellington of the s.s. Queen, with the August mail from the South, addressed to J. C. Crawford, Thornton, Wellington: or to Levin and Co., Wellington. > , ; ' Particulars aan J»e obtained from Messrs. "Rich_mpjnLflnjl_QjlKcß, Princea-strect Donedis.