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Otago Daily Times, Issue 1789, 24 September 1867, Page 7

STOOKi | THURSDAY, 26th SEPTEMBER, ; At 12 o'clock. Commercial Sale Yards. HO ESES. H0 R SES;i Ex Omeo, from Melbourne. ■ ■. i ■-■;.-■■ WRIGHT, ROBERTSON, AND GO. :•" " are instructed by W. ; W. Tracey, Esq., to sell by auction, at the above Yards, on Thursday, the 26th instant, at twelve o'clock, ; g Very serviceable hacks and. light • harness horses. ' i( These horses are all broken to saddle and harness, and perfectly quiet. They have landed in good condition, and are for positive sale. •• •■: :■■-■. ■ -■.■ :■ . ■ '"■-.■ TUESDAY, Ist OCTOBER, j At 12 o'clock. .::.:!.., Commercial Sale Yards. To Squatters, Farmers, and Breeders. Important Sale of Pure-Bred Short-Horn I . _'' Bulls, Bull; Calves,. Cows,, : , and Heifers. Ex Omeo, from Melbourne. WRIGHT, ROBERTSON; ,' AND (JJO. are iiistrueted by Mr James M'Le&h, sell by auction, at the above.-'Yards,lon Tuesday; Ist October, at 12 o'clock, ! g Pure-Bred Short-horn Bulk and ■'■ ' "BuUCalyes : /' :: ; '.. ... Jr I' " \' A 15 Do do Heifers, and Cows in calf, and with calves atfoot ' .; \. / : .; : : '■■ ' ~. J Pure-Bred Ayrahire Cow in calf ' : 2 FatPrizeßullocks ' The, above have been selected by Mr MXeish, from the herds of the following celebrated breeders :—R. M'Dougal, Esq. j JEI. Tweedle, Esq. (these cattle were bred; by Messrs Morton Bros, and Leech); Josiah Mitchell, Esq, Model Farm ; J. Hal 1, Esq, Kyneton; James Robertson, Esq, Keilbr ; and Messrs Ritchie Bros, Gorer. They have landed in' splendid,condition, and are, without exception, the best lot of short-horn cattle yet landed in the Province. ?\ | They will be sold without reserve. • | Catalogues, with full particulars and pedigrees, can be obtained at the office of the Auctioneers. WEDNESDAY, 2nd OCTOBER, At 12 o'clock. ""White Horse Yards, Tpkomairiro. MIXED CATTLE. COLTS AND FILLIES. ■ WRIGHT, ROBERTSON, AND CO. »* are instructed by James Smith, Esq., to sell by auction, at the above Yards, on Wednesday, the 2nd October, at 12 o'clock, g0 Head welLbred mixed Cattle 3Q Colts and Fillies, consisting of heavy draughts by Samson, and light stock by the thoroughbred horse Scavenger. Tha above horses are alt from 3 to 5 years old, and in capital condition. The cattle will be sold m lots to suit purchasers. Without reserve. 5 TUESDAY, Ist OCTOBER, Atl2 o'clock. r Commercial Sale Yards. CLYDESDALE HORSE, "SIR COLIN.' WRIGHT, ROBERTSON, AND CO. '»■ are instructed by Mr Booldess, to sell by auction, at the above yards, on Tuesday, Ist October, at 12 o'clock. The celebrated Clydesdale entire horse I ~ "SIR COLIN," I A; ~4eautiful bright dapple bay, ' rising; five years old, stands 16 hands 3 inches high, has good bone and a fine temper, and has proved himself a sure foal-getter of superior stock. When a yearling he gained the first prize at Ballarat. When two years old first prize at Smeaton and BaUarat. When three years old,".first ; .-. prize at Ballarat and Smeaton, beating Mr Brown's Marquis and Mr Dugald's imported horse Baron of Renfrew; same year .gained Messrs, Hepburn and Leonard's prize for best three . year old, and first prize for the best, Colonial horse of any age; the same year at Clunes took second prize amongst imported horses. When four years old, gained first prize at Smeaton, ■ second at Ballarat j same year got first prize at Daylesford for Colonial horses, and first for the best horse in the yard. This year, second in Ballarat and first at Smeaton. Pedigree—His sire was the well known horse Renfrew, imported by J. and W. ! Dougal; his dam, the imported mare Dolly, I the property of Messrs Anderson Brothers' Smeaton. '