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Otago Daily Times, Issue 297, 2 December 1862, Page 3

Stock " , t THURS t>AY, 4th DECEMBER, At 12 o'clock sharp. Provincial Sale Yards. To be Sold, the Thorough-bred Entire Colt "It. O U G E D il A G 0 N!» rjRIVBB, MACLEa"n~& CO. are favored with v \ instr«ctioas to sell by, auction, at the above lards, on Ihursday, the 4th December, at 12 o'clock " Rouge Dragon" 3 years old, by « PendraW (Imported), out of a very superior Thoroughbred Mare; "Peridrngoa" by "Post Tenipore" by '• Stpckport," dam Queen Bee, by fuuplan, graudam by Volunteer. THURSDAY,!^ JANUARY, 1863. SHEEP STATION FOR SALE. DRIVER, MACLEAN, and CO. are favored with instructions from George Peel, Esq., to sell by auction, in the Long Room, Provincial Hotel, Duneihi, on Thursday, the Bth January next, at two o clock p.m., The Waikawa Station on the Mataura, comprising 25,000 acres of well-grassed, good fatten-, ing country. Together with 1,200 very fin§ young1 ewes, with lamb 3 two months old 32 rams 13 head cattle, including two harness bullocks {sufficient stores for four men for six mouths And ail tools and implements that are required on a station, - . 1; Improvements-r- ; Two good huts and store One large stockyard One small do, with milking shed Cultivation paddock And good garden, well stocked with fruit trees. lMirther particulars as to terms, &c,, can be had by applying to the auctioneers. WEDNESDAY, 7th JANUARY. 18G3. At 12 o'clock. PROVINCIAL SALE YARDS, DUNEDIN. To Squatters, Sheep Breeders, Farmers, Dealers, and Others. Important Sale of rambouillet and saxony rams and ewes; DFrom the Best Flocks in Victoria. . RIVER. MACLEAN and CO. are favored with instructions from Henry Beattie, Esq., to sell by auction on Wednesday, the 7th January, 1863, at 12 o'olock,. Tke following lots of very choice pure-bred Ram* bouillet and Saxony rams and ewes :— 1C two-toothed Rambouillet rams 73 do do Saxony do 160 do do pure merino do 50 do do Saxony do ' ' 100 do do Saxony dp : 140 do do pure merino do 180 four and six-toothed pure merino do 2,500 two-toothed pure merino ewes;(bred by John Bell, Esq., at Warrambeeh)/ The above sheep have leen.selected with great care by Mr Beattie from tha flocks of the following cele* brated breeders, Messrs Wm. Degraves and Co., Coliban Park, Thomas Austin Esq., Earwon Park, John Bell, Esq,. Warrambeen, and Messrs G. and A. Chenery, Devil's River. Catalogues with pedigrees, &c, are now being prepared: ;.-'■"■■■• j. . , . , / AT T L Jfi . . UATI'LJi. CAT TL X ' V^ . Ex Valiant, from Wellington. ' 56 Head of very superior Cattle. Immediate de* livery can be given. For particulars apply to nn ,j CO. For Sale. T? x v v li i lex Bella Marina, Southern Cross, Bruce, and Runnyraede, 204 toas Flour, of followiHg brands, namely, Mount Moriac. Beeby and Dunslan's, Belmont, Western Mills, fine and silk dressed. • F. MOSS and CO BIOR Sale—The Lease of a splendidly situated Property, which consists of 55 ieet of frontage to St Andrew-street, with a depth of 40 feet (beinff part of section 44, block XVII., Dunedin); together with a large store and dwelliug-house. Thirteen years of lease to run. Ground rent nominal. Apply to Richardson and Reynolds, corner of Princes and High-streets. B. ■ A P■ • E R~~ V, Ex Star of Tasmania, Now Landing. 4. Cases Dress Stuff, latest patterns 2 cases fashionable do silk, black and fancy 1 case broche, fancy silk and moire antique robe* 1 case, comprising mull, nainsook and Swiss book muslins, tuck skirting, needlework flouncing 1 case damask and cloth table coverings, damask napkins, Irish and family linen, super fronting, Norwich lustre 1 case, comprising Maltese and Brussels lace and pusher foils, chenille hair nets, chenille and fey head dresses, ribbon ties, needlework collars, gauntlet and Empress sleeves, collar and cuff sets, cambric bracelet do, fancy ' trimming and buttons 2 bales prints, fast colovs 2 bales French silk and wove Kepn shawls, . grenadine embossed do, wove India do, colored Circassian, broche, lute and "black ribbon, assorted widths, printed dimity, Lisle thread and cotton hose, muslin insertion, Maltese lace mantles, printed corahs. Eton ties, &c. &c. &c. HENRY NATHAN, General Importer, Stafford-street Q UPERIOR PILOT SHIPS' BREAD. R. LITTLE & CO., ■ High-street. LAW WORKS. " B RIGHT'S Treatise on the Law of Husband aud Wife, 2 vols Sidney Smith's Principles of Equity Davidson's Precedents-and Forms of Conveyancing, 3 vols ' Practical Treatise on Powers (Lord St. Leonards) Forms of WHI9, with practical notes—W. Hays andT.'Jarman ; On Sal* at Daily Times Branch Office. SPIRITS AND PR OVI SI O JfsT Ex Star of Tasmania and Planter, Now Landing. ' 150 cases Clouzeaii's No. 6 brandy 10 quarter casks MartellV |do 100 red cases JDKZ geneva 50 green do do"' do' • 50 do do key' Brand do i 60 cases Kirkliston whisky 50 do Peter's cordials ; 30 do Double Gloster cheese ' 12do currants '■■"'■' 100 \ boxes muscatel raisins 30 cases land 21b jams ;iOO boxes Price's No. 1 Belmont sperm candles 100 \ boxes figs - 40 cases Whybrow's salad oil pints and halt ; pints " " ' 20 casks York hams 15 chests extra fine congou tea ; 30 \ chests extra fine congou tea ' • T HENRY-NATHAN, General Importer, Stafford-stree 71) O ARRI YE, amb ON BAL E-^-Bruised Cochin China gingeri in cases and casks, } R. LITTLE. & CO., High-street. ~ BOOKS. BOOKS. • OArt VOLUMES, on Sale, at ©wight's uv vUv Bookseller, near Parliament Houses, Melbourne. Catalogues of Architectural, Medical, Classical, Theological, and Miscellaneous Books poste "or Isl From the large stock on hand, Customer may depend upon their orders being promptly at ! ended to. thk'dtjnstan; sh a m r 0.0 k' " h; 0 t c l— without exception the largest and most comfortable house on this gold field. A splendid Concert Room, sixty by twenty feet, is attached to the hotel." The Wines and Spirits will, as usual, be of the rery best brands. ; The Restaurant is under the management .of Messrs Anderson and Morrison, late of the Provincial and Criterion Hotels, Dunedin. * ' ' .;. KOBEBT SYNCH, : Cobb and Co.'s coaches stop here,.' "' ,