Page 3 Advertisements Column 4

Otago Daily Times, Issue 363, 18 February 1863, Page 3

Auctions. | ? THIS DAY, I Id the Supreme Court of the Province of Otago, , J. JONES V, Me LEOD AND GIBSON. ; Wan-ant of Fi. Fa. "VT OTICE is hereby given that the following J_> goods and chattels, consisting of Coffee, Sugar, Flour, Starch, Sealesand Weights, Clothing, and other effects, too numerous to mention, the property or the above named defendant'Jwill be sold by Public Auction, on Wednesday, the 18th day February, inst nt the store of the said defendant, West Taieri, at Twelve o'clock, unless this warrant be sooner satisfied. Take notice thnt all the above-named defendants, interest in the above store and in the goods therein, i will be sold in one lot to the highest bidder. A firstI rate chance for storekeepers and others, as the right, title, and interest of the above-named defendants' in store; also, goods are very valuable. Terms Cash. By order of the Sheriff, JOHN HUGHES, Bailiff. FOR SALE. ON THE PREMISES'.OF JAMES RIDDKIX, | NORTH TAIERI. By Virtue of Warrants of the Sheriff of the District of Otago. riIHE whole crop on the farm, consisting chiefly of X Oats, 9 Head of Cattle, 6 Pigs, 7 Horses, 2 Drays, 1 American Waggon, a number of domestic fowls, several sacks of flour. ' And a Quantity of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. The Sale will take place ON THURSDAY, The Nineteenth Day February, 1863, at Eleven o'Clock, forenoon. . By order of the Sheriff. JOHN MORGAN, Bailiff. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28, At 12 for 1 o'clock. SHEEP RUN FOR SALE, By Publfe Auction. MESSRS UURNELL, BENNETT, & SPROT, will offer for sale by auction (unit ss previously disposed of), on Saturday, 28th instant, at 12 for 1 o'clock, That excellent SHEEP RUN, containing TWENTY THOUSAND ACRES, situated'on the Ashburton, and now occupied by — Seymour, E>q. The improvements arc substantial, and dray communication easy. Terms at sale. Christchurch, January 20th, 18,63. SATURDAY, 28th FEBRUARY, < At 12 for 1 o'clock. RUN, CATTLE, &c , FOR SALE, By Public Auction. "\TESSRS BURNELL, BENNETT and SPROT .LYX are favored with instructions from T. H. Potts, Esq., Ohinetahi, to sell by public auction, on Saturday, 28th February, at 12 for 1 o'clock. That VALUABLE RUN, containing: 50,000 acres, situated between the Ashburtou and the Rangitata, and well-known to be one of the best and most useful runs in the Canterbury province. j - _At the's'ame time they will submit either with or without the run, between 500 and 600 HEAD of CATTLE, now depasturing on the country. The auctioneers, wiih confidence, invite the attention of capitalists to the above investment, the breed of cattle being of the choicest nature, and the run of the richest description. Terms at sale. Christchurch, January 2Gth, 1863. FOR SALE, VALUABLE SHEEP RUN IN THE OTAGO PROVINCE. MESSRS. BURNELLJBENNETT and SPROT have received instructions from W. K. Macdonald, Esq., of the Orari, to ofjFer fqr sale that valuable Run, No. 254 (Otago), situated within 40 miles of Dunedin—quite out of the probability of " hundreds"—with a good road to the town. The run is considered one of the best in the Otago Province, and consists of abou| 120.0G0 ACRES .(more or less). The Stock consists of between 6,000 "and 7,000 Mixed Sheep. The improvements are most substantial, and consist of— House,.containing six rooms Iron store Stone sheep yards Large gopd stable Stackyard Milking-yard Overseer's bouse Shearers' hut Good large store Woolshed, 64x32 Pen-yard First-rate dip 25 feet trough Two 400 gallon boilers Three 90 gallon do. Iron draining stage Pump, &c, &c. Two Out-stations, properly found. The Buildings are situated mostly on a block of freehold land, containiqg 111 acres. ■: The Station is in first-rate working order, and needs no further outlay for improvements. Hereford-street, Christchureh, January 19,1863. TO, . SPORTSMEN. FOR SALE by ( Private Contract, and if not disposed of by the Ist day of April next, will then be offered by Public Auction, the following promising Thoroughbred Horses bred in the Province of Nelson: — I—Chesnut colt Victor Lee, 3 years old, byPoten- . tate, out of Woodstock (Phoebe's dam), by Theorena. Vide "New Zealand Stud Book," p. 35. 2—Chesnut filly, Mayflower, 4 years old, by St. . Giles, out of Woodstock. St. Giles by Sir Hercules. Vide '• New Zealand Stud i Book," p. 35. 3—Brown mare, Sapphhe, 4 years old, by St. Aubin, out of Peare, by Gil Bias. St. Aubin by Bay Middleton. Vide " New Zealand Stud Book." 4^-Foal, out of Sapphire, by Towton. The above animals are well worthy the attention of sporting men, and 'particulars of price, &c, may be obtained from W. R. Nicholson, Esq, Woodstock Park, Nelson. Victor Lee was in training for the last Nelson Races, but met with an accident which prevented him starting. He is a long low horse, and believed to be exceedingly fast. Also, For Sale, The following Thoroughbred Colts and Fillies, particulars of which may be obtained of H. Redwood, Esq, Otago. I—Chitchat, eh g, by Towton, out of Chatty, 1 year old. Chatty by Operator, Vide *' New Zealand Stud Book," p. 5. This ' horse is remarkably handsome, and promises to be very fast; and the Operator blood being- notoriously stout runners. 2— Chatterer, br g by Camden, 3 years old, out of Chatty. Camden by Callender, put of Cassandra! Vide " New Zealand Stud Book." The performances of Camden on the Victorian Turf, and elsewhere, stamp him as a first-class race horse. Chatterer is only just broken, and has never been tried. 3—Faldelal, b f'by Towton, 1 year old, out of Regalia,"by St. John. A. remarkably fine ilHy, and of the best running blood in' the colonies. Vide "New Zealand Stud Book." 4—Harmony, b c foal, brother to Faldelal. 5--Mny Day, b cfoal by Towton, out of Sweep, by Sir Hercules, out of Besom by Whisker. Vide " fi«w Zealand Stud B«ok."