Page 3 Advertisements Column 1

Otago Daily Times, Issue 364, 19 February 1863, Page 3

' WBDH IiSDAY AND THURSDAY, 25th & 26tU February, cvirrent. GRAND CLEARING SALE OF INTESTATE PROPERTY. To the Settlers, Stockbreeders, Farmers, Butchers, and Residents in South Molyneux, Warepa, Kaitangata, Inch Clutha, Tokoniniriro, and the Country Districts generally. /"BILLIES & STREET, auctioneers, have been instructed by the Official Administrator of Intestate Estates, to sell by public auction at OTANOMOMO, SOUTH MOLYNEUX, On Wednesday, the 25th February, current, the following CATTLE, HORSES, &c, The property of the late Thomas Sedpath, Esq., CATTLE— 8 Head quiet dairy cows, six of which are you or * and all thoroughly broken in, and have been regularly milked. Six of them have calves at'their feet, and the others are close on calving" The auctioneers would specially call attention to these as being really good quiet dairy stock, I Short horn bull, 2 years old, by Murray's celebrated imported bull 10 Head cows, with calvel suitable for rearing . stock 7 Head first-class heifers, from 12 months to 2 years old - II • Steers, 12 months old 1 Bull, 15 months 1 Bull, aged THE HORSES Con tat of tbejwell-known Draught Entire WARWICK, a splendid worker. 1 brown mare Jess, aged, broken to harness 1 black do Kate, 7year old, do 1 roan gelding Prince, aged, do 1 bay do Star, 6 year old, do 1 roan mare Flower, 6 year old,'broken to saddle 1 bay do Violet, 3 year old, do 3 colts, 2 year old 2 do, 1 year old These Horses are all of a pood class, and worthy the attention of buyers, the late Mr Redpath being one time as is well known an extensive breeder of aorses. ■ THE P. I G S comprise 6 breeding sows, from 6 to 12 months old 6 barrows, in first-rate order, two of them fit for the butcher 1 superior boor, 9 ye»rs old, of Murray's celebrated breed The farmers in the Molyneux should not lose this splendid opportunity of procuring a first-class breed ot pigs, and the settlers wives will be glad to learn that there will also be soid ■4 turkey hens 2 do cocks 5 do clucks 18 Dorking fowls And, also, 1 finst-rate cattle dog, Rover. Immediately after the sale of the above Stock, the Auctioneers will proceed to the Sale of as many of the Agricultural Implements as can be overtaken on "Wednesday, the 25th. The principal AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS 'are 1 three-horse portable thrashing machine 1 reaping machine, delivers in sheafs and works beautifully 2 ploughs, one new with double mounting 2 sets harrows, 1 iron, with swing; trees complete 2 Carts 1 roller, two-horse 1 crabber 1 two hoi-se circular saw mill with three ttxwa, And one pit saw 2 riding saddles, 1 new 2 bridles "Several pets cart, trace, and plough harness 1 set gig harness 1 pair fanner?, good 1 large coffee mill 1 steel flour mill, large 1 weighing maohino stick barrow wire stretcher flour sieve, lnrge flour dressing machine! 1 bushel measure 16S corn sucks 7 cwt fencing wire SO gallon boiler, grindstone, postborSng mlttWne, stock Whip, ro1«n, Bcytheu, liny ttiul dung forks, *na>\c«, klwvuK hlcJrc, ttprt, riddles, sawn, axes, cm-pentem' tool*, water Casks, ST6»h«cts iron,llceß blnstinpr powder, nml n grent variety of {other nrtleltß UHefal on a twin 15 bftftn whent 12 <lo oMa About 800 bnautiß wheat In slack lust yo»t S3 acres of growing crow, oats U ilo, potatoes ON DHUnSDAY, TIITR 90th INOT. Tho nudliinoc-VN after completing the unla of tlio nbovo implements, *cc, ivill prowod t<» wsll the WHOM! STOOK-IN-TIIABK, IN THE OTAtfOMOTttO STpiRUS, Coisslfitlng of Flour, tea, mißnr, nwi iirotlMonn jjonerally llnrdwiwo n\)il cutlery Rrnppi'j' rwhlh Stationery Boots and shop* OilmntiH1 stores Snrt.Ucry Crockery awl glassware Confrptionevy and fancy prooils And a varied apartment of goods usually kept In * country store, ' Also, The lra<o of »nv\ More* for.one year, from Is Jlnrcli n«tt,