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Otago Daily Times, 2 October 1865, Page 7

. Stock. » TO RUNHOLDERS AHD.OTHERS. mHE undersigned are prepared to make liberal * Cash Advances on thj easulns clip cf "Wcol, either for sale "in the colonies, or cousigned to iheir agent In London, A. L. ELDER, Esq. Station stores supplied. ROYSE, MUDI-and CO., Dnnedin and Oamarti. TALLOW. TALLOW. TALLOW. To fqaatters. Butchers, Carriers, and Others. ' FTIHE Undersigned CaA Buyers of Tallow, '1 either in lvgs or small quantities. DUNCAN and YOUNG, £oap Works, Great Eing street, Dunedin. " l ADVAXCES UPOA tt'OOL, STATIONS AKD STOCK. TIIE Underaigned arc prepared to make libera cash advances upon Wool consigned to their friends in London, -Jllessra Potter," Wilson and Co. They are cash buyers of Wool. Tbey are also prepared to make favoralih arrangements for advancing upon Stations and , Stock. * GEORGE GEAY RU3SELL and CO., Duneilin Vj'LARBN, REiXSHAW AJ*D CO, Firm in l^indon: — James Moebiso_ asd Co., Philpot Lane, Are now prepared to make liberal Cash Advances on .tf.ck and Station Properly, and on Wool I consigned to their Londoii Hotse. Brokers in London—H. P. Hughes and _6n, and WiUiam Ovcrhary imd Co. Agents in Melbourne—Holmes, Whito and Co., and Cunlngham and MaeOredie. m lIE THOROUGHBRED HORSE MALTON, Will Stand this Season at Messrs Comber and Douglas's Station, Maniatoto Plain. Malton is n dark chestnut liorse, bred by Sir Tatton Sykes in 185S, by Rifleman, dum by Hampton, granddam Centurion's dam by Comus, vide English and New Zealand Stud Hook.. Terms: Eight Guineas each Mare. - A Paddock provided free of charge for six weeks ; after that date 2s Gd per week. All Fees to be Paid beforo the removal of the Mares. THE ARAB HOUSE ROUE Will Stand this Season at West Taieri. Commencing lst October, 1865. ROUE, by the Imported Home Imaura of Muscat, out of tho Arab Mare Cnshnicro ; Cashmere by the Imported Horse Tom Jones, considered the finest Arab imported to Tasmania. Roue took first prize at tho late Exhibition, and some of his stock have taken prizes in Victoria. Terms, £5 5s each Mare (one in five allowed to bonxftde owners), to be paid before removal. Kouu will bo at tho Race Course Hotel, Silverstream, every Friday ; and at the East Taieri every Saturday. Paddock accommodation provided at a moderate rate. Every care taken without responsibility. GEORGE THOMSON, Shady Side, West Taieri. i —————-—_—___________________________ TO SQUATTERS AND OTHERS OF TIIE NORTHERN DISTIiIOTS OF OTAGO AND Oil* CANTERBURY. rjnnE Undersigned hegs to intimate to his JL numerous friend 3 that he is about to start as * STOCR SALESMAN AND STATIOX AGENT. Arrangements have been made with his friends in Dunedin, Messrs Power, Pantlin, and Co., to act as his Agents ia tho Sale of Stock and Stations. He also begs to state that he has arranged for extensive paddocks at Waikouaiti, where fat stock can be pastured free of cost, to he kept in readiness for the Dunedin Market. His knowledge of the Stock Market, nnd close attention to business, will, he trusts, secure the support of 1113 friends. (Signed) C. F. BLACK Hawksbury, Waikouaiti, 2.3rd September, ISGS. WILL STAND THIS SEASON, Commencing from the lst October, and.ending on 31st December, at OTAMA STATION, Near SwiTzsn _, Tho Ihorough-bred Entire Horfe, " rTI H E N ANA. Hei s by King John, a h'gh-ca3t Arab, imported to Victoria, by Co'onel Bobbins, ont of Brilliant by Lucifer, ont of St. Ledger by lieubous, out of Emancipist mare, hy Emancipation. Only a limited number of Mares will be taken. Fes-£3 Zi, To le paid previous to removal of Mares. Every care taken, tut at the Owner's risk. A Paddrck of 100 acre, well grassed and watered, will be provided. For further paithnlars, apply to M. KINNIER SWANSTON, Otama Station. Carriages, Vehicles &c. "OOBIN AND CO., COACHBUILDERS AND IMPORTERS. Honorary Certificate Superior Design and Workmanship, New Zealand Exhibition. ~, Have always on hand-Bupgie* of their own and American Manufacture, cf the newest designs, t and of superior workmanship. ' ROBIN AND CO., Opposite St Paul's Church, ; OCTAGON . i X ■ j CUKCULATaW ]