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Otago Daily Times, Issue 1167, 28 September 1865, Page 7

■ / stock ic-)": TO KUNHOLDERS'ANDOTHEKS. : fTIHB undersigned are prepared to moke liberal -^ ' Cash Advauce3 on fhs ecsning^clip of Wool, either for sale'in the colonies, or oonaignedto their agent in London, A. L. BLDBR, Bsq. ; Station stores tnpplied. '' i ' EOY6E, MUDIBandCO., . Duneain nnd Oamani. ADVANGHS ON WOOL. (TTIHE Undcrsieroed are prepared to make JL; liberal CASH ADViNOKS on coming; clip of wool for sile, eit'ie in the Colonies or London market. ■~•..:.■ • Agents in London : — Messrs' S. Brooks' and G0,., ; Squatters supplied with tobacco, 1 sulphur arseuic, pitch, tar, iron tanks, wool packs, and all necessary supplies for Station purposes. ' ' 8.8. MARTIN AND CO TALLOW. TALLOW. TALLOW. ■;' To Eqaatters, Butchers, C&rriers, and Others. fTIHE Undersigned are Ca?h Buyers of tallow, J. either in large or fmall quantities. ' DUNCAN and YOUNG, Soap Works, < > < ; Great King street, Dtmedin. TO SQUATTERS AND QTHERS : OF THE ' ; NORTHERN DISTRICTS OF OTAGO AND OF . L CANTERBURY. nnHE Undersigned begs to intimate to his X numerous friend > that he is about to start as : , • . " ' ■ ' i STOCK SALESMAN AND STATIOX AGENT. > Arrangements have been made, with. his friends in Dunedin, Messrs Power, Pantlio, | and Co., to act as his Agents ia the Sale of Stock and Stations. • He also begs to state that he has arranged for extensive paddocks at Weikouaiti, where fat-stock can-be pastured free of cost,'to be kept in readiness for the Dunedin Market, •His knowledge of the Stock Market, and close attention to business, will, ho trusts, secure the support of his friends. I (Signed) C. F. BLACK. Hawksbury, Wnikouaiti, 23rd September, 1805. . FRIDAY, Cm OCTOBER, [ At 12 o'clock. BY ORDER OF THE -COMMISSARYGENERAL. ; FOR UNRESERVED SALE, AT"" ' ■' . ' . ' PENBOSE, .. ox FRIDAY, Gth OCTOBER, At 12 o'clock: 10 0 H■Q E s E s"' i OF A SUPERIOR DESCRIPTION TO ; ANY YET SOLD. ; ALFRED BUCKLAND. ; ' . ■ . ' to mH E THOROUGHBRED HORSE \MAL T O N , Will Stand this Season at Messrs Comber and Douglas's Station, Maniatoto Plain. ! Malton is a dark chestnut horse, bred ,by SirTatton Sykes in 1858, by Rifleman, dam by Hampton, granddam Centurion's dam by Comus, vide English and New Zealand Stud Books. , Terms : Eight Guineas each Mare. A Paddock provided free of charge for six weeks; after that date 2a 6d per week. All Fees to be Paid before the removal of the Mares. • "THE ARAB.HORSE ROUE , .Will Stand this Season at West Taieri. ; Commencing Ist October, 18G5. EOUE, by the Imported Horse Imaum of Muscat, out of the Arab Mare Cashmere ; Cashmere by -the r Imported Horse Tom Jones, considered tho'finest Arab imported to Tasmania. "' > Rone took first prize at the bite Exhibition, and some of his stock have taken prizes,in "Victoria. Terms, 25 5s • each' Marc (one in five allowed to lonafide owners), to be paid before removaL -. ■ . '\, ■ ; Roue will be at tho .Race Course JHotel, Silverstreana, every Friday ; an 3at tlio'Esst Taierileyeiy. Saturday. \ Paddock accommodation provided at a rate. I Every care taken without responsibility. I GEORGE THOMSON, . ■ I Shady Side, West Taieri' i