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Otago Daily Times, Issue 1171, 3 October 1865, Page 7

--, ;' -... -~ -.-..,Stock--' ' ,"P ; O R S A L E.: !FAT AND. STORE CATTLE ! K(\f\ Head Bnllocks, in fine !■ OXJkJ condition. ; [ TO D°:_ OAAA EweS, 2,*4, 6 and 8-tooth, on QAA Ewes and increase, near O\J\J town. Apply to (w ] WRIGHT, ROBERTSON & CO. i ■ ; —— _ i SATURDAY, 7th OCTOBER, | At 2 o'clock. | OX THE rBEJUBES, I MACLAGGAN-STREET DAEBY. To Farmers, Dairymen, and Private Families. Unreserved Sale of Milch Cows, and Lease of Premises. "TITRIGHT, ROBERTSON AND CO. YV are instructed by Mr W. Sims (who is leaving the Colony) to sell by auction, at the late Mr Prourifoot's Dairy, Maclaggan street, on Saturday, 7ih October, at 2 o'clock, -( Q First-class Dairy Cows It) 1 Capital Draught Horse, Dray and Harness, and The Lor so (unexpired) of the above Dairy, having a term of nine months to run, subject to a lurthcr extension by arrangement. The above cows have be>n selected by the owner, with good judgment, frora the herds of the late Mr Proudloot^ Mr Warnock, and others ; and from their personal knowledge, the Auctioneers can confidently recommend them to any person wanting a perfectly quiet and good znilikcr. Terms at sale. WOOL. WOOL. WOOL. To Squatters, Farmers, Merchants, Sec. YXTRIGHT, ROBERTSON AND CO. * * ', having completed the necessary alterations on their Premises in Manse Street, intend to hold SALES OF WOOL AND OTHER STATION PEGDUCE, during the ensuing season, and will bo glad to make arrangements with Wool Growers to advance on the in-coming Clip, and cither to" offer it for sale by auction, at their Rooms, or consign it to their Agents in London, Messrs Robert Brooks and Co. Arrangements have been made with a competent Wool Sorter to manage this branch of thc-ir business. Wool consigned to them will not be subject to charge for Storage, and _can be insured at lowest rates. FOR SALE, ON SATURDAY, 7th OCTOBER, At 12 o'clock sharp, AT HYDE LODGE, N.E.. VALLEY, The residence of James Mackenzie, Esq. To Gentlemen, Contractors, Speculators and Others. JA M E S^ M I L N E R has received instructions from James Mackenzie, Esq. (who is about leaving the province for a short period), to sell at his private residence, as above, the following undermentioned articles:— Ci Timber Carriages 1 Junker, suited for conveying timber; also well adapted for carrying water-pipes, &c. (the only one in the province). 1 Three-ton Crane, in good working order. Blacksmiths'appurtenances, viz.: Jumper, boring material, &c, &c. C)C\ Cross-cut Saws, and an Rssoitfy\) ment of tools fit for woodcutters and settlers, in great variety. Also, Draught Mare, 6 yrs old, thoroughly staunch, and iv good working condition. SIR TATTON, The well-known racehorse. Tho auctioneer has the pleasure of inviting any one to treat privately with him as to purchase, and full particulars can be obtained at his office. The thorough-bred Horse YOUNG MELTON, Got by Old Jflelton, out of Lady of the Lake. Has been ridden by a lady, and been in donble harness. After the nbore will be oflered his household furniture, ; Consisting of— Dining-room, drawing-room, and kitchen furniture. Also, Two splendid pianos, one by Erard, '; and one by Collard and Collard. Particulars of all the articles may be learnt by perusing Catalogue, to be obtained at the office of>the Auctioneer. ; ADVANCES ON WOOL. '■ fTIHB TJndersdfrned are prepared to make A liberal CASH ADViNUBS oa coming clip of wool for sale, eitbs in the Colonies or London market. Agent* in London; — Messrs B. Brooks and Co.. Squatters supplied with tobacco, sulphur arsenic, pitch, tar, Iron tanks, wool pucks, and all necessary supplies for Station purposes. \ R.B.MARIIN AHD CO 1 PUBLISfIEIT *