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Otago Daily Times, Issue 851, 13 September 1864, Page 7

Stock. THIS DAY, TUESDAY, 13th SEPTEMBER, At 2 o'clock. PRIM ¥, FAT CATTLE. WRIGHT, ROBERTSON AND CO. will sell by auction, at their yards, on Tuesday, 13th inst, at 2 o'clock, OA PRIME FAT CATTLE. Also — I r PRIME FAT CALVES. The above are really prime quality, and are estimated to weigh 900 lbs each. i THIS DAY. TUESDAY, 13ih SEPTEMBER, At 12 o'clock. \ Commercial Horse Bazaar. HORBES. WRIGHT, ROBERTSON, AND CO. ;are instructed by W. Pinkerton, Fsq., to sellby auction, at the above yards, on Tuesday, 13th September, at 12 o'clock -harp, sFirst-cla<>s upstanding backs, young, sound, and in good condition. Without Reserve. NOTICE. W-g are requested by the Assignees of C. S. Saxtor., Esq . to state that the Stag and Highlay Hill Stations and Stock will positively be Sold on Tuesday, the 27th inst. WRIGHT, ROBERTSON AND CO. '" TUESDAY, 27th SEPTEMBER, At 2 o'clock. SPLENDID STATION PROPERTIES. To Australian and New Zealand Capitalists, Stock-owners, and Others. STAG AND HIGHLAY HILL SHEEP STATIONS AND STOCK. WRIGHT^ ROBERTSON AND CO. have been favored with instructions from Messrs J. Jones, E. B. Cargill, and R. S. Cantrell (Assignees of C. S. Saxton, Esq.), to sell by public auction, in the LONG ROOM of the PROVINCIAL HOTEL, DUNEDIN, On TUESDAY, 27th INSTANT, At 2 o'clock, That valuable Sheep Run, No. 250, in the Province of Otago, and known as STAG STATION, Comprising about /I H AAA ACBBS OF FIRST-CLASS 4U,UUU SHEEP COUNTRY, well watered, and estimated capable of carrying at least 20 000 sheep. The pre-emptive claims have been applied for and granted. The Stock consists of— 6350 ms 1 QAA WETHEBa OAA MIXED EWES and WETHERS J^g RAMS 8083 Also, about QAAA LAMBS, dropped in July and 8 WORKING BULLOCKS, Drays! Bows, Yokes, &c. The" Improvements consist of — 9- Roomed House 2-Roomed Stone do 3 Shepherd's Ruts 8-St ailed Stable with Loose Boxes 1 Stable with Gig House Stone Yards, Dipping Apparatus, Boilers, &c, complete . Woplscrew Press 3 Paddocks, of £0 acres and 11 acres respectively. After which :— j That highly desirable Sheep Run, No, 210, • ■ in the Province of Ctago, and known as HIGHWAY HILL STATION, (Contiguous to Stag Station), I And comprising about ; nn AAA ACRES OF BEAUTIFULLY OU.wU GRASSED COUNTRY, estimated capable of carrying 30,000 sheep. The Stock consists of—--I AT KA MIXED SHEEP—Mostly Ewes in IU.IOU Lamb 183 RAMS 1p33 HORSRS U WORKING BULLOCKS and Two Drays 2 HORSE DRAYS and -1 ISPRING CART. The above Stations are in thorough working order, and intending purchasers are earnestly invited to make a close inspection ofthe properties, which are undoubtedly the beßt of the kind in Otago. Terms and further particulars can le ascertained on application to WRIGHT, ROBERTSON and CO., Stock Salesmen and Station Agents; Or, to MESSRS PRENDERGAST, KENYON, and MADDOCK, Solicitors, Dunedin.. Til O R S ALE. 1 AAA EWES, mixed ages, delivered in J-UUv/ February, with 50 per cent, increase weaned lambs. M. R. MILLER. T>UNS FOR SALE, Containing — 1 AA AAA ACRES, being Runs 227 and IUI'.UvU 228, Manuherikia District, th.c best grazing district in the province. Delivery of 227 may be bad immediately; and 228 with 6,000 sheep in January. Liberal terms. M. R. MILLER,