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Otago Daily Times, Issue 361, 16 February 1863, Page 7

Stock. THIS DAY, MONDAY, ICth FEBRUARY, At Twelve o'Clock, HORSES. HORSES. HORSES. COMMERCIAL HORSE BAZAAR, . WRIGHT, ROBERTSON nnd CO. -vill sell by auction, at the above Bazaar, .This Day, 16th instant, at 12 o'clock, * ' OK HEAD HORSES, EzJLHydra, m . Ot) eluding— Heavy Draugnt Light harness, And Some first-class hacks, The property of Mr John Clark, and will be sold without reserve. "j\/TtiSSRS. ROBERTSON and CO., AUCTIONEER?, HORSE AND CATTLE SALESMEN, STOCK AND STATION AGENTS, Invercargill. 1.000 FAT WEDDERS FOR SALE. DELIVERED on a Station sixty miles from Town ! DALGETY, RATTRAY & CO. STATION F OR S A U E. Hun, 23,000 Acres, with 3,000 Ewes, 1,500 Weloers, 1,500 old Lambs, and all neces ' sarj improvements. Apply to DALGETY. RATTRAY & CO. A CCLIMATISED EW E S FOR SALE. 4,0 00 OTAGO EWES, 3,000 of them 8-tooth, " 1,000 „ 6- tooth. None broken-mouthed. JDALGETY, RATTRAY, & CO. AUSTRALIAN FAT WETHERS. TJI O R SALE. 2,000 FAT WETHERS, To arrive from Melbourne this' week, will be sold in lots to suit purchasers. Apply to DALGETY, RATTRAY, & CO. T^l O R SALE, 150 head Mixed Cattle, delivered at Oamaru Oamaru. Apply to H. J. LECREN, Thnaru. HORSRS. HORSES. HORSES. 1 AA Superior Draught Mares, Hacks, light Lar--IUU ness and pack horses for sale, at Royal Hotel stables; W. H. BRAYTON. Invercareill, 4ih January, 1863. FOR SALE, 1 KA RAMS, in lots to suit purchasers. These stock are out of first-class ewes by German rams. Delivery in Shag Valley or Dunedin. Apply to FRANK A. ORBELL, .Dunedin. FOR SALE, 2 TEAMS of first-class Working Bullocks, in excellent order. Apply to FRANK A. ORBELL, Dunedin. FOR SALE, ~ . I.AA HEAD Mixed Cattle, bred in the I\/U Province. Also, AA A HEAD superior well-bred Cattle, in tfc Ul/ good condition. Three hundred of this lot are from two to six years old. Apply to FRANK A. ORBELL, Duneiin. THK SUPERINTENDENCY. (THHE Electors are requested not to pledge theniJ_ selves under the impression that Mr Harris will not oppose Major Richardson for. the Superintendeiicy at the ensuing election, as Mr Harris has signified his intention of contesting the election. His address will appear in to-morrow's issue. Dunedin, 13th February, 1863. TO THE HONORABLE JOHN HYDE HARRIS, ESQ, DUNEDIN. CJIR, —Your letter of"3lst January, in which you JO refer to the circular appeal which his Honor Major Hichardson addressed to the Hectors, has purposely remained unanswered till now, in order that before further communication with you, your supporters and the electors generally, might be allowed ample time to reflect upon the altered position in which you and they are placed, in consequence of the appeal'of his Honor Major Richardson to which you refer. While we fully appreciate the honorable feeling which prompted you to refuse to become a candidate for the office of Superintendent, until his Honor Major Richardson made public his intentions to withdraw from public life, and while we do also admire your subsequent straightforward and gentlemanlike conduct in allowing your supporters to reconsider and if necessary to withdraw their requisition to you, if any misapprehension existed as to his Honor Major Richardson s publicly avowed determination to retire from office; yet after maturely considering the conduct of his Honor Major Richardson, in first assuring the public, in unmistakeable terms, that be would not again seek the suffrages of the t lectors, while a!mo.-t simultaneously with that assurance, he issued a letter to the el ctors, asking for an expression of their views, oi to usi; his own language "whai I shall equally understand your expressive, silence," as to wnether he should again accept office; we say that aftt-r reflecting on the conduct of his Honor in this matter, and on the repressive silence of the electors with reference to his appea', and considering the flattering"resolutions in your favor passed at a public meeting at Lake Wakatipu, we would show ourselves wanting in zent for the prosperity of the Province" were we not respectfully to press upon jou the necissity of allowing: yourself to remain a candidate for the office of Superintendent. We have the honor to remain Sir, Your* faithfully, John Jones Wilkinson and Dixon Harnett and Co. E. B. Cargill Andrew Moir John Howorth J. T. Shank-, Jun. A. and J. Scoular James Smith X De Carle James Marshall, junr Pickford nnd Co. ; James Marshall Edward ffrancis \N ard Driver, Maclean and Co. Jos Kohn and Co. Jas. C. Campbell and «,'o. T. Hytnan and Co. Oliver, Cooper and Co, Spier and Levien Royse, Mudieand Co. Edwin Jones Henry Houghton and Co. Thonns Jonea . Henry Burge and Co. ' Paterson and M'Leod J. Coif man R. fi. Inroan and Co. W. Kirkwood Herbert Haynes and Hay Henry Miller J. S. Cragg A. M'LandressandCo. Wallacb Brothers Alexander Cumming and William Sinclair Co. . William Gregit and Co. Osmond H. (lilies William Meluish W. Wilfred Wilson Ferguston and Mitchell Lloyd, Tsiggart and Co. Frtd L. Mievilie Thomas Brown and Co. Jones and Williamson A. L. Thomson and Co. Feldheim Bros Robert Dvason D. Murison and Co. J. A. J. MacGregor Pole, Dods and Cameron S.Jones Charles Moore William Mitchell Sydney James J. Cargill William Macintosh Thomas J. Lsary Biug, Hams and Co David B xter G. and J. Mackay William Watson James Finch Fisher Bros. Kiordnn Brothers James Gunn MocKay Carl Steinhoff . t.ewis Colemnn Win Carr Young Whittingham Bros. ■ J. Hattiav Walter Btll George Young J. Daniels Edward Moeller Wm. Perkins, jun S. W. Aleorn E. N. Hulland Alcorn Bros William Mason M. Moss . M. Nashelski Henry Prince Jno O. Millard George Dowse Edwin Plummer A. G. M'Combe James Reid Al Myers Fredk Tofield John Switzer , - SanfordandCo. Henry P. Mor* Dunedin, 12th February, 1803.