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Otago Daily Times, Issue 835, 25 August 1864, Page 7

/ StockT\ »I YE R MAULS AN & CO., STOCK ANi} STATIOw SALBSMBw Stafford-street, . DUNEDIN, ti. Z., Hold « a h & 8 fe 1 AUCTION AT THB atOVINCIAL CATTLE & SHEEP YARDS, o? WOXKING BULLOCKS, DAISY CATTLE, &c, &c, >fee, Daily at Two o'clock. PAT CATTLE, SHEEP, &c, &c, On any day as may be arranged. .Are also prepared to arrange ibr Sales in the Country of _„ ■ SJATTLE, SHEEP, AND FARMING STOCK, Also, To Negotiate the Sale or Purchase ef STATION PROPERTIES, And to make LIBERAL ADVANCES ON STOCK IShlpped from the Australian Colonies) through their Agents, Messrs W. E. & A. S, Xi»» & Co, Melbourne ohnson & Hood, Port Albert, Gipp's Land. tsc the Northern ProvincesMessrs Jobbsoh & Co, Wellington. Wait, Kbhbiidt, ,& Watt, Napier. MlLßft & Co Cbristcfcuxchi Southland— . MoßEifios, Law, and Squibes. Juver&argill. And nave &a Agent at Port Chalmers, waa is authorised attend to the Landing of STOCK, and provide ample grazing accommodation until disposed ef. DRIVER. MACLEAN. & >:O. ADVANCES ON WOOL, STATIONS STOCK, bo, &q. DRIVES, MACLKAW AND CO. are prepared to make liberal >-- CASH AijyANCfiS, On most favorable' terau, ea WOOL, STATIONS, BTOCJK, and all deeeriptioaa ef -StaiioaSecurities. . .=. „.,.... • . ■ :. r Also, on "■"■" •"■: FAT STOCK, sold st the Market Yards. Account Sales and Cash for the proceeds, ren--dered the morning after the, Sale. . : Provincial Yards. Dunedin TUESDAY, 4th OCTOBER, 1864. At 2 o'clock. 3o Squatters, Capitalists, and Others in New t Zealand and Australia. IMPORTANT SALE OF VALUABLE OIATI O N "OROPERTY, BY PUBLIC AUCTION. |~\EIVES, MACLEAN AND CO. aye received instructions from Messrs. XS. and R. Thomson, to sell by public auction, «a "Tuesday, 4th. October, 1864, at 2 o'clock, at Heir Rooms, High street, Duuedin, N.Z., That well-known and valuable SHEEP STATION, T> ?O C X L AN D 8, leing No. 254, Province of Otago, comprising an • , area of about i-fOV-fKCifi -A^^ of really first-class Sheep Country, being well bounded by permanent streams ef water, and is sound and healthy for stock at all seasons. Competent judges estimate its capabilities at at least 40,000 Sheep throughout the year. Together with JVQrv/\ Very Superior Provincial-bred * SHEEP, as follows :— 3800 younor Ewes, in lamb by pure Merino Rams 1000 Maiden Ewes (firstclass) 2000 Wethers (ditto) 6800 2QQ lUMS~ «)A HBAD^Quiet Dairy Cattle. Q Working Bullocks, dray, yoke, bows complete ■.■"..•■■ i •. 1Y Horses, 1 horse cart, &c IHE IMPROVEMENTS Aie very extensive—in fact consist of every .requisite necessary for the working of the Station Jffully stocked, say 115 ACKES of FREEHOLD. A comfortable Dwelling House, containing 8 rooms, with all modern improvements, kitchen, scuHery, &c, &c, &c. Garden well stocked, and in high cultivation Paddock, laid down with English grasses Paddock, under cultivation Paddock of natural grasses, sheep proof Overseer's House, 3 rooms, kitchen and <Ajv men's room ' '^Shearer's Hut, Wool Shed, 64 x 32 (complete) Stock Yard, dip and fixtures (complete) large Drafting Yard of stone, will hold 5000 sheep Milking yards, with shed, feeStable, containing 4 stalls, 3 loose boxes coach house, hay room, harness room, &c. Three Out-station Huts, very substantial, Bus,, &c, &c. The Auctioneers have much pleasure in drawing attention to the above Sale, as an opportunity o investment in Station Property, in every way so desirable, seldom offers. For plans of the Run and further particulars, Apply to •'■■ ■^"H1?..-' •. DRIVER, MACLEAN and CO., Dunedin/N.Z. ""THE