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Otago Daily Times, Issue 408, 11 April 1863, Page 7

Stock \/5fR I Sfi T, R OBERTS O N, fc CO. BTOCK AND STATION AGENTS, Manse-»treet, Dunedin : Ait prepared to arrange for the sale or purchase of— STATION PROPERTY, also to SECHIVE CONSIGNMENTS of SHEEP AND CATTLE FOR ALK and TO MAKB LIBERAL AD VAN ES WHEN REQUIRED. P,—S.—In connection with the above business, we beg to notify that we have made arrangements to SELL EVERY CLASS OF STOCK BY AUCTION, having erected Commodious Yards just outside the Town Boundary, where Stock landed at Port Chalmers, as well as from all parts of the Interior, can be driven without goingnear the Town. We have also secured ample Paddock Accommodation : and at Port Chalmers we have an Agent who attends to the Lauding of Stock, having large Punt suitable for the purpose. We Till also be glad to enter into arrangements or SALES BY AUCTION in the COUNTRY of CATTLE, SHEEP, AND FARMING STOCK GENERALLY. ; WRIGHT ROBERTSON & CO. NOTICE. COMMERCIAL HCRSE BAZAAB, Rattray-atreet. YET RIGHT, ROBERTSON, and CO hold daily Sales by Auction, At 12 o'clock, Sharp, at the above Yards, Of Horsen. Merchandise. POLE, DOD» and CAMERON, Importers and Wholesale Grocers, Wine and Spirit Merchants, Rattray-street, offer/or Sale, — Tea, in chests, half-chests, and boxes Do gunpowder in boxes Do scented orange pekoe Sugar, loaf, Cossipore, and crashed lump Do, Mauritius, brown, bright yellow, and white crystals Coflee, fresh roasted and ground Carraway seeds, ginger, clove 3 Black and white pepper and mustard Raisins, currants, and dried apples Oatmeal, flour, barley, and split peas Hams, bacon, butter, and cheese Candles, British sperm and tallow Starch, blue, soap, and soda crystals Carbonate sod 3, tartaric acid, and cream of tartar i Castor oil, salad oil, and bottle vinegar 1 Vinegar in qr-casks, Hill and Evans' Pickles, jams, and bottled fruits Capers, curry powder, and cayenne peppei Salmon, lobsters, oysters, and sardines ' Salt, coarse and fine, whiting Wrapping paper, grey, white, and brown Paper bags, assorted sizes Wax veotas, plaids, and 250's in tin boxes Brandy, rum, whisky, gin, and old torn, in cases, qr-casks, and hlids Port and sherry wines, in cases and qr-casks Ale and porter, various brandß, in bulk and bottle. r\ N 8 A L E , Ex John Duncan, Gannnoque, Arinia, and others. Brandy—Martell's, Hennessy's, Clouzeau's, Central Vineyard, jee, in cases Whisky—Kirkliston's, Gillan's, Mackenzie's, and Ardbeg Islay, in cases and quarter-caskß Geneva —JOKZ, in cases and quarter-casks Winea—Offley, Cramp, and Co's, and others' ports and sherries, in bulk nnd bottle Teas—superior and common, Rio coffee Sugars—Bally and Mauritius, Scotch lobsters Sardiues, split peas, Liverpool soap, salt Sperm candles, mustard in bottles and tin Starch, thumb blue, bottle and paste blacking Letchford's vestas, mixed spice, nutmegs, cloves Clover seed, pimento, extracts, carraway seed Hemp seed, liquorice, arrowroot, senna Saddlery and harness, cutlery, iron bedsteads Long and short handled shovels, spades, buckets Milk dishes, iron spoons, torn plates, spun yarn Glassware, Portland cement, Chinese oil Carbonate of soda. Epsom salts, pipes and covers Peifumery and scented soap, paper bags Wrapping and printing paper, stationery Boots and shoes, Wellington butter And 100 packages drapery, comprising— Blankets, flannels, merinoß, mantles, shawls, plaids, hosiery, dresses, millinery, ribbons, merinos, coburgs, slops, white, dress, Crimean, and tweed shirts, hats and caps, hollands, sheetings, huckabacks, and a general assortment of other seasonable goods. To arrive early— 200 quarter-ban-els blasting powder 40 quarter-barrels sporting powder 160 hhds and 350 casks ale and porter 140 cases whisky, 21 cases confectionery 75 do vinegar, 12 do raspberry vinegar 180 boxes soap, 89 casks glassware 25 cases furniture, 5 casks kerosene lamps 20 do hams nnd bacon, 160 boxes candles 40 cases drapery, stationery, boots and shoes. And various other goods. W. and G. TURN BULL and CO. Dunedin, Ist April, 1803. INVERCARGILL. riIHE undersigned having made arrangements for X DIRECT SHIPMENTS of FLOUR, WINES, SPIRITS, BEER, PROVISIONS and COLONIAL PRODUCE, are prepared to supply the Storekeepers of the Lake District and others, with I he stores they require at Dunedin prices ; and as the race oi cartage from Invercargill is invariably 40 per cent. les3 than from Dunedin, purchasers will perceive the great advantage of patronising this market. r\ N S~ ALE, Ex " Diana,'' " Cluthsi," " William Buchanan," "Evelina Butter," "Jane," &c, &c. :— Adelaide flour (various brands) Victoria do do Oatmeal Sugar, Mauritius and crystals Tea, in chests, half-chests anil boxes Coffee, pepper and mustard (in tins) Jams , Pickles Sauces Brandy ) Genera >in bulk and cases Whiskey) Porter IJn tulk and caaes Sardines —4-lb and J-lb Prime Cork butter (in cloths) Hams : •Sinclair's, Coey's, and Cumberland Bacon : Moffatt's, Sinclair's, Coey's and Colonial Cheese Mining tools : Oats, maize, bran, &c, &c, &c, &c. R. WILSON and CO., (near Prince of Wales Hotel,) Dee-street, Invercargill. BEST SCREENED COALS AT £3 15s PER TON, Til OSS A L E by the undersigned J. L. & C. BURKE, Dunedin Depot, Rattray-Btreet; and ■ Cna yard Princes-street, south. ON SALE, Six First-class Winnowins Machines, by Grey, of Uddiiigstone, with all the latest improvements; will be sold cheap. Jaa. Faterson and Co., Auctioneers, Manse-street. AILS. Iron Rails, 14 to"40 Ib. per yard on gala. Melbourne eim*r ' i 2' Collill^str««t eaßt»