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

--■ : ■■ , ■ , , Stock. ; WOOL. WOOL. WOOL. QMITH AND CO., "of TokomaSriro, are prepared to receive Wcols tot Scour and Classify ftr Bbipment to England, end make cash advances oa the scoured woil, from Is 01 to 2j per lb.. ■ -Buriholders having their Wools Scoured with 8. and Co. will participate in-the established populanty of tlieir brand. ' ' ' Every information as to loss in we'ght by scouring, &.C., will be given on application to the firm. ' SMITH and CO., ■; "'■• J;; '"• "Wool Sconiere, I Tokonmriro. TALLOW. TALLOW. TALLOW. To Tquatters, Butchere, Carriers, and Others. niHEUndcr.-lgned rre C.t*h Buyers cf Tallow. JL eilher.in larg« on mill quantities. ■ DUfICAK awl iUDSa, ! Foap Works, Groat King street, Ponedin. jV/I'LARBN, EENSHAW AKD CO., Firm in 1-ondon : — ' James Mobrisos asd Co., Philpofc Lone, Are now prepared to mate libfral.Cash Advances on Stock and Station Property, and on Wool consigned to their London Hocse. Brokers in London—H. P. Hughes and Eon, and William Overbary and Co. Agents in Melbourne—Holmes, White and Co., and Cunlngham and MaoCredie. ANNUAL HOUSE SHOW. THE FOURTH ANNUAL SHOW OF ENTIRE HORSES Will take place At the Provincial Sale Yards, On WEDNESDAY, 11th OCTOBER, At 12 o'clock, When Breeders will have the opportunity of seeing and selecting the animals best suited to their purposes for the season. Owners of Entires are respectfully invited to send them forward to the Show. Every facility will be afforded for showing them, and a Registry of the Horses, their terms, and where they are to bland for the season will be kept, and any enquiry respecting them, as to their comparative merits, will be attended to throughout the season. TAMES M I L N E Ii Has opened v Registry for ENTIRE HORSES, BROOD MARES, And other choice Breeding Stock for Sale this season. He will also hold an auction sale on the 6ama day as the Show, at One o'clock. Parties having such Stock for sale are particularly requested to send in their names description, and pedigree as early as possible, so that they may be advertised. The Stock will be advertised collectively, except when otherwise instructed, consequently, the amount charged to each lot will be very trifling. JAMES MILNER, Auctioneer. THE ARAB HORSE ROUB Will Stand this Season at "West Taieri. Commencing Ist October, 18G5. ROUE, by the Imported Horae Imaum of Muscat, out of the Arab Mare Cashmere ; Cashmere by the Imported Horse Tom Jones, considered tho finest Arab imported to Tasmania. Roue took first prize at the late Exhibition, and some of his stock have taken prizes in Victoria. Terms, £5 5s each Mart (one in five allowed to l/ona fide owners), to be paid before removal. Roue will be at tho Rice Course Hotel, Silverstream, every Friday j and at the Ease Taitri every Saturday. | Paddock accommodation provided at a moderate rate. Every care taken without responsibility. GEORGE THOMSON, Shady Side, West Taieri. TO SQUATTERS AND OTHERS OK TIIU NORTHERN DISTRICTS OF OTAGO AKt» OF CANTERBURY. 11 HE Undersigned begs to intimate to his numerous friend} that he is about to start as STOCK SALESMAN AND STATION AGENT. Arrangements have been made with his friends in Duncdin ; Messrs Power, Pantlin, 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 Waikouaiti, where fat stock can be pastured free of cost, to be kept in readiness for the Dunedia Market. His knowledge of the Stock Market, and \ close attention to business, will, he trusts, ' secure the support of his friends. (Signed) C. F. BLACK. Ifawksbnry, Wailcouaiti, 23rd September, 1865. WILL ST\N» THIS SEASON, Commencing from the Ist October, and ending on 31st December, at OTAMA STATION, Nkar Switzke's, The Thorough-bred Entire Horse, «ni H K. N A N A . He s by King John, a high-cast Arab, imported to Victoria, by Colonel Eobbina, oat of Brilliant fay Lucifer, out of St. Ledger by Keubeur, out of Emancipist mare, by Emancipation. Only a limited number of Mares will be taken. i Fee—£3 ?j, To be paid previous to removal of Mares. Every care' taken, but at the Owner's risk. .."A. Paddcck of 100 acres, well grassed and watered, will be provided. For further particulars, apply to M. KINISIES SWANSTON, , Otama Station. -■ j I. <*''•'' cracuLATiosT ]