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Otago Daily Times, Issue 557, 30 September 1863, Page 7

Stock. P°RS A L E 1 (\R tea' :l i>rovineial bred mixed cattle, in IUU splendid conditon, now at Waikouaiti. WRiGHT. BQBERTSON and CO. P U iT~ -£- 5 L ~Y. 9Of) HEAI) p at Cattle, heavy weights, deU\J\J liverable at the Waitaki. WRIGHT. UQBERTBON and CO. JJ" A T W E T H IS 11 S. 1 AAA^Kwethere, 4» 6 > and 8-toofch, de-J-UUV livered at Shag Valley. . WRIGHT, mmaRTSON, and CO. N' ° X a A L c SftOfl FAT WETHERS, pick ef 4000, deO\J\J\J liverable at the Waitaki. WRIGHT, ROBERTSON atid x oQ. I /COMPRISING an area of 80,000 acres of most I\J desirable country, along with 3000 EWES ' 1000 LiMBSFor further particulars, apply to if =- - DALQETY, RiTTRAY and CO. Jr ° x^ ~s - a T —s= 20 000 A t Cres ? f firßt-°lass Sheep Coun/JVVVV try, m the Canterbury province—with or without Stock 3 P .-- _©ALGETY, JtATTRAY and CO jn . ° r * a l —m QKHAH Acres of splendid Sheep Coun--0 U,UUI/ try, gituated on the Worth side of the Waitaki—with or -without 400 head of Cattle DALGETY, RATTRAY, and CO. P OK SAL JS.- ---• QA A Head of really goodSTORE CATTLE. . DALGETY, RATTRAY and CO. |j» o b s.a.. i. a .. QA A HEAD STORE CATTLE. Delivered (O\J\J near the Pomahaka. DALGETY, RATTRY and CO. JF~ V 5 ~ 8 "I L F*. OAAA First-class Ewes, to lamb in October WuUu and November. _ DALGETY, RATTBAY and CO. "P O R S A L E OKA HEAD of first-daw STOBE fOOKf CATTLE. 1 X A HEAD FAT. Delivered on the ki. DALGETY, RATTRAY and CO. "P V R~ ~S A IT" E~" 1 AAA OR 2000 FAT WETHERS, 6 and B■luuU tooth. A really prime lot, Delivered on uouth side of Waitaki. ' DALGETY, RATTRAY and CO. j? o E a "I l ipl 1500 Eweß> *' 6} aßd *ull"iaoutliedDALGETY. ItATTRAY, and CO. J» O R 8 A L E--1 (\C\(\ WETHERS, 4, 6, and full mouthed, IUUU 500 of them fat. Delivered near the Mataura. DALGETY, RATTBAY, and CO. J* O B SALE. BUSH LAND IN C A NT E R B U R X. 20 Acres of Freehold Magnificent Bush Land in the Wai Mati Bush. The Wai Mati is within !• miles of the Waitaki River. The timber is well adapted for splitting and sawing. For further parti cular . Apply to— DALGETY, RATTRAY and CO., Dunedin. Or—G. D. LOOKHART, Esq., Christchurch. DALGETY, RATTRAY and CO beg to intimate that they have arranged to put their future Sales of Stock and Stations under the care of Mr Pierce Power. Dunedin, 27th February, 1863. Jp O R . a L E;i QAA HEAD PROVINCIAL BRED (Z> \J \J CATTLE, consisting chiefly of Dairy Cows, Heifers and young Steers. MORISON, LAW and CO, . Dnnedin and Invercargill. IIOR SALE, Three Dairy Cowsi near calving. Apply Thomas Morris, Upper Harbor East. T^T D. ..BAB■ NAR D , . AUCTIONEER, STOCK and STATION SALESMAN, OASHEL-STREET, . CHRISTC HI RC H, New Zealand. ' Mr W. D. BARNARD will hold Auction Sales at his Repository, EVERY WEDNESDAY *nd SATURDAY, At Twelve o'clock sharp «f HORSES, DAIRY CATTLE, FAT STOCK &c. The Repository for Horses, Carriages, &c.. for bale by Public Auction, is the largest and most commodious building in the Southern Hemisphere, and therefore offers to Importers, Breeders and others evejy facility combined with splendid accomodation unequalled in the colonies. Buyers will have every opportunity of selecting the animals best suited to their purpose which will b« warranted according to description. Horses for Sale by Auction, should b« delivered early on Tuesdays and Fridays. Accounts are paid on Monday's and Thursday's from 10 a-m. to 4 p.m. Horses are received for private sale, bnt jobbinc or deahng by any one connected with the business is strictly prohibited. The Repository will accommodate ninety horses under the able management of Mr Geo. M'Kercher Commission on Sales, 5 per cent. N.B.—Liberal advances made on every description of stock when required. Horses Broken to Saddle, Double and Single Harness. ' ■ • ;"■ ' . ■ . Saddle Horses,; Carriages, Gigs and Do* Carta, ■ ■,{','... - . ; Always on Hire: (CHAMPION will stand this season at the resiJ dence of Mark Noble, Esq., near Oamaru. _Champion was bred in Tasmania by the late John Wilmore, Esq. ,- was got by the late Mr H. Gee's horse Champion; his dam, Wilmore'e Blossom: Blossom's dam, Lincolnshire Flower. Blosßemwas got by Old Lincoln. Dr'wilnT and • Flower were both imported by the late Terms, £8, Groom's Fee, ss. A good secure paddock for the accommodation of mares. Three weeks gratis; after that time 10s per week will be charged. One mare in five will be allowed to qonafide owners All payments must b« mad* before the removal mares. _ ■■ MARK NOBLE. Septemb . Medioal Addresses. ■ MR ALFRED BOOT, SURGEON AND MECHANICAL DENTIST" Opposite Medical Hall, PRINCES- S T R E E T, . ' ' Dunedin. ~T O H N G~ DOUGLAS VETERINARY SURGEON, (Fellow of the Edinburgh Veterinary Medical Society) Respectfully announces that he has commenced the practice of his profession iv Dunedin. He has had a good many years experience both in Scotland and in Victoria, and while he trusts to prove that he possesses skill which will enable him to satisfy his patrons, he can confidently say that there shall be ne cause of complaint, either as to his charges, or his want of prompt attention. i Address-Mr. Carson's Shamrock Hotel Stables, I Dunedin. ' ' <