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Otago Daily Times, Issue 215, 16 August 1862, Page 2

Auctions * 1 THIS DAY, SATURDAY, 16th AUGUST, 1862. To Storekeepers, General Dealers, and Others. J DA NIELS & CO. liave received instructions l , to sell by auction, on Saturday, the IGth inst., at 12 o'clock sharp, Salt waier so. p Apples Hanu. and bacon V. D. L. butter To be sold to close accounts. Terms—cash. " . THIS DAY, SATURDAY, ICth AUGUST, 1862. To Drapers, General Dealers and Others. J DANIELS & CO. have been favored with - . instructions to Bell by auction, on Saturday, 16th August, at 12 o'clock, A variety of ladies' mantles/cloaks, &c, and other fancy articles, consisting of Decanters and plated ware Iron safes &c, kc. ~ i And a nice variety of goods. Terms—cash. THIS DAY, SATURDAY, IGth AUGUST, 1562. Diggers' Buckets. Oue Ton Soap. Scotch Twill Shirts. To Diggers, Storekeepers, and Others. J 1) AN I ELS & CO. have received ordew to sell • by auciion, on Saturday, tlie 16th inst., at 12 o'clock, at tlie Commercial' Sale Rooms, Princes street, Diggers' buckets 1 ton soap Scotch twill sldrts Terms—cash. -AUCTION SALE. MONDAY, 18tu AUGUST. FIRST-CLASS BUSINESS PREMISES STEWART STREET. EXCELLENT- OPPORTUNITY. WELL ESTABLISHED BUSINESS. JAS. PATERSON and CO. have received instructions to sell by public auction, at their Sale Rooms, Mans* street, on Monday next, 18th inst., at 12 o'clock s«harp, THE CNKXP llt E D LEAS E, Having about Gi Years to run, Coixipri-iiig— TWO SHOPS, With C&i.laraub, Known as THE STAR STORES. AI.KO 4-ROOMED DWELLING HOUSE, AND 6 STALL STABLE. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. Tenm* Liberal at Sale. . Sso Reserve. Sale at 12 o'clock. TUESDAY, 13th AUGUST. Farming Implements Hones Cattle. SALE BY AUCTION, AT MOSGIEL, EAST TAIERI, On Tue-day first, the lDih inst., At 11 o'ciock, forenoon. J "AS. k JNO. 11. BARR have received inst rue- j tions from A. J. Bums, Kmj., vo sell by auc- ■ tion, on the abore dats, the entire stock of | Farming implements j Horses \ Cattle And Thrashing Machine, as hitherto employed on Mosgiel Farm, Also, A great variety of useful articles. At the frame time several acres of splendid Bush land. ! Terms at Sale. BOUTS. BOUTS. BOOTS AM'LANDRESS & CO. have now on hand and . for sale sevaral hundred trunks of Boots ofthe most seasonable and suitable description, at their Store, Stafford-street, opposite Cuinmings* Bond. Low advances on Kneh-Mi prices only asked. FOfiTHIVATFBA RG AIN. A M'LANDRESS & CO. have for sale a strong JX. well made light Spring Dog Gut, with all the latent improvements, and capable of siting six people. Togetlier with silver-mounted harness, complete. ~" PRELIMINARY NOTICE. ~~ FRUIT T REES From the Victoria Nursery, Richmond. AM'LANDRESS k CO. have received instruc- , tions from A. S. Wilson, Esq., to sell by aue tion, on an early day, a large shipment of Fruit Trees Shrubs Mowers kc, kc, From the above celebrated Nursery. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. A M'LANDRESS k CO. have removed their JX, Adction Rooms to the extensive premises lately occupied by Messrs. Webb, Pantlin, aud Co., Stafford street, nearly opposite the Provincial Hotei'. August Gth, 1862. Q ALES BY AUCTION conducted bt IO Jt. C. LUSCOMBE, Princes-street Chambers, Opposite the Exchange Hotel, Near the Cutting PRELmiNARY^WfICET" ~~ LITTLE DUNEDIN ! LITTLE DUNEDIN ! AS A L E BY AUCTION OF ALLOTMENTS In this New Township, Will take place on an early day. All the lute are now u.-trked out on the land. R. C. LUSCOMBE, Auctioneer. GOLDEN AGE AUCTION MARTS AT WETHERSTONE'S AND WAITAHUNA. JONES, LIMBRICK & CO., Auctioneers, Commission Agents, and Cattle Salesmen. GOODS received for Consignment, and Account Sales rendered with despatch. Storage for 50 tons. Moderate cliarges. N.8.-Hon* and Cattle Sale Yards at the Golden Age Hotels, Wetherstone's and Waitahuna Also, Livery and Bait Stables. Agent nt Waitahuna, F. FITZPATRICK, ESQ., . Golden Age Hotel. Tv v T<? STA'P tTHIS SEASON. H .i v/^fiPJ? 6! Luicotoshire Cart Stalliom "YOUNG SAMPSON," at Mr. James Barry's, Farmer, West Taieri. Y. S., a superior Cart Colt, bred by Mr. Collett of Stratton, near Swindon, Wiltshire,"is a dark bay horse with four black legs, immense bone, fine symmetry, and extremely strong and active, is rising four years old, and stands Seventeen Hands Two Inches high. His Sire is that celebrated horse Champion of England, bred by Mr. Greenaway of Even Swindon, which the owner refused 400 Guineas for, to go abroad in 1855. His Dam was a pure-hred Lincolnshire cart mare, by tliat celebrated horse Cobham; Dam—by Old Big Ben, Grandam—the Earl of Oxford's old Galtimore. Y. S. was shown at the Warwick Agricultural Show in 1859, and was considered by the judges to be (the best three year old colt shown. Terms:—Seven Guineas. The Groom's Fee oi ss. to be paid at the time of covering. For particulars apply to the Groom, j ALEXANDER SMITH, Proprittor.