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Otago Daily Times, Issue 3774, 12 March 1874, Page 4

STOCK, STATIONS, &o. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, and Co. Are prepared to MAKE LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES ox AVOOL, WHEAT, &c.. Either for Side in this Miulcot or for shipment to their Agents in London or Australia. They will hold AVEEKIA' SALES of WOOL During the Season at their Stores, High street, EVERY THURSDAY, at 3 o'clock ; And of SHEEPSKINS, HIDES, and TALLOW, EVERY WEDNESDAY, at Half-post 3 o'clock. Also, MONTHLY SALES of all descriptions of Grain. Hag THIS DAY, THURSDAY, 12th MARCH, At 3 o'clock. At Biirh street Yards. PIGS, ex Maori. TXTRIGHT, STEPHENSON, and CO. ▼ ▼ will soil by auction, at their High street Yards, on Thursday, 12th March, at 3 o'clock, q t) Prims Fat and Store Pigs. Ex Jlaori. Fill DAY, 13th MARCH, At 3 o'clock. At the Wool Stores, High street. AVOOL, SHEEPSKINS, AND IDES. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, and Co. will soil by auction at their AVool Stores, High -street, on Friday, 13th March, at 3 o'clock, AVool, sheepskins, and hides. 12m SATURDAY, 14th MARCH, At 12 o'clock. At Provincial Yards. BUGGIES, HOUSES, AND HARNESS. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, and CO. have received instructions from Malcolm M'lnness, Esq., to sell by auction, at the Provincial Yards, on Saturday, 14th March, at 12 o'clock, •j Double-seated Abbott's. Buggy -I Single-seated Buggy l Pair Bay Cob Hares—a perfect match 1 do Grey Ponies do do p Sets Buggy Harness. To Gentlemen in want of a first-class turn out, the abovoean be confidently recommended, the buggies being as good as new, and the hones perfectly quiet. SATURDAY, 14th MARCH, At 12 o'clock. At Provincial Yards. HEAAY DRAUGHT MARES AND GELDINGS, Ex Omeo, from Melbourne. OTRIGHT, STEPHENSON, and Co. V V have received instructions from Mr Baker, to sell by auction at the Provincial Yards, •jo iFirst-olassHeavyDraughtMaresaiul Geldings, Ex Omeo, from Melbourne. .TUESDAY, 17th MARCH, At 12 o'clock. At Provincial Yards. CARRIAGE, DOG-CART, and HORSES. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, and CO. have .received instructions from Frederick Jones, Esq., of Caversham (who is leaving the Colony), to sell by auction, at the Provincial Yards, on Tuesday, 17th March,,at 12 o'clock, 1 Carriage -i Dog-cart •j Pair bay carriage horses Set double harness. 12m THURSDAY, 26th IVLARCH, At 1 o'clock. At Mosgiel. FIKST-CLAS3 MERINO EWES. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, and CO. have received instructions from Join Douglas, Esq., to Bell by auction, at Mosgiel, or Thursday, 2Cth March, at 1 o'clock, ■j p A(A flr3t-class Merino ewes, In lots to suit purchasers. 12b SATURDAY, 21st MARCH, At 12 o'clook. At Provincial Yards. THE PURE BRED IMPORTED CLYDESDALE ENTIRE HORSE MARQUIS OF AILSA. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, and Co. have received instructions from C. W, ' Dawson, Esq., to sell by auction, at the Provincial 1 Yards, on Saturday, 21st March, at 12 o'clock, i The pure bred Clydesdale entire horse, Marquii . of Ailsa. I Marquis of Ailsa, imported from Scotland to Vie toria by that famous judge of horseflesh, Mr Davk Nesbit. On landing he was purchased by that larg< stud owner, AA r. T. Cox, Esq., of Springvalc Farm, foi the sum of £500. The Marquis was bred by Mr Johi Brown, near Edinburgh ; sire, Mr Kerr's AVellington, t most successful prize taker, one 'of which, at Ayr, wm for £40; his dam was Mr Brown's prize bay man Daisy, unequalled as a superior breeder; one of hei colts was sold to go to America for the handsome sun of £320, and another to go to England for £200 Daisy's sire was the famous Clydesdale Tain; hei grandsire, Lothian Tarn, whicli horse gained nuinj * first-class prizes as a stallion from the Highland So cietv, and at Perth was awarded the Highland Society'! Champion Medal. Lothian Tain, by Mr Clarke': Clyde, considered by judges as near as possible a per feet horse. Marquis's grandsire was the celebratet Kilbernie Champion, and when one and two years oU gained six first prizes, and stood first at Johnston Show open to the world. The Marquis of Ailsa, before leaving Scotland, tool several first-class prizes ; he is a jet-black horso, standi 16 hands 3 inches high, with black points, fine fore head, round, short barrel, splendid nock, powerfu back and hind and fore quarters, with capital shon hairy legs, and has tho most perfect action of anj horse in the Colony. He is of excellent temper, a gooi " worker, and has proved a sure foal-getter, producing splendid stock. He has travelled the same ground fo: ' three seasons with marked success ; took first prizes a Ncwstead, Climes, and Daylesford, and had become i ii great favourite, a good proof of his capabilities. Also >- he was awarded the gold medal at the late Soiithlani 1 Pastoral and Agricultural Show, that being his firsi 0 exhibition in New Zealand. His progeny are extreme]; active, and of great promise. One filly, 13 months old r at a late salo at Springvalc Farm, realised £47 to go ti South Australia. THURSDAY, 23rd APRIL, At 3 o'clock. At the AVool Warehouses, High street, iDuuedln. SALE OF MAGNIFICENT FREEHOLD ESTATI On the MOLYNEUX RIVER. s WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, and Co T T have received instructions from Messrs Mail ~ land Bros., In consequence of dissolution of partnei 1 ship, to sell by auction, at their Wool Warehouses j High street, Dunedin, on Thursday, 23rd April, at o'clock, That magnificent property known as THE HILLEND ESTATE, having a frontage of about 4 miles to th Molyneux River, and consisting of 1 *7 (.(1(1 Acres Freehold Land, of which 50 r I')""" Acres are under English grass, and 30 '. Acres under crop and in cultivation. The improvements, which arc very complete, rom prise everything necesstry for carrying on a larg Agricultural and Sheop Farm. The Stock, consisting of -jo fifi ft -^a** and Three-quarter brei Leicestc XO, \J U\J sheep, mixed sexes and ag^s p A(A (A Merino Breeding Ewes l f) A Head Mixed Cattle Horses, agricultural implements, and the who! b of the necessary plant for working the pr( perty, can be taken at valuation at option ( purchaser. Tlie Auctioneers have great pleasure in drawing tl' m attention of capitalists to the above unequalled estat i; which was selected by the late Joseph Maitland, Esq y- in 1853, and is justly considered by competent judgi -n to be tho finest block of agricultural country in tl io Province. d, The whole property is purely agricultural land, an x- is all fenced and subdivided into 10 paddocks, ig Among the many advantages possessed by the e3tat v. not the least are its proximity to a Government Bus in ad joining, and the great facilities for both land and wat< m carriage.the steamers plying to Dunedin (which is onft iw 50 miles distant) passing close to the AVoolshed, ar is there being within 10 miles of the Homestead a Static ill of the Main South Trunk Railway, now ia course i construction. Termi:—One third, cash ; balance can remain c y_ the property for a term of yeara at 0 per cent. J^ For further particulars, apply to ift 16ja WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, and CO. Tjl O R S A L I 4000 Ha!f-,,red LAMES 2500 d 0 wETIIEKS Deliverable in Southland. 18f WRIGHT. STEPHENSON, and Co,