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Otago Daily Times, Issue 4025, 12 January 1875, Page 4

STOCK, STATIONS,>o THURSDAY, 2Sth JANUARY, At 11 o'c'ock. IMPORTANT SALE, At Tynan's Ontrani Hotel, Outram, v Of Valuable Heavy Draught, Saddle and Hamcs3 Horses, And Thoroughbreds. Hotel Furniture of Every Description. . Stock in Trade, &c, &c. V/g ACLEAJf BRO THE R S •»-'-S- are favoured with instructions from Michael Tynan, Esq., who is retiring from business, to sell by auction, at the Outram Hotel, Outram, on Thursday. 28th January, at 11 o'clock sharp, The ivliole of his valuable stock of draught, thoroughbred, and saddle and harness horses, hotel furniture, siock in trade, &c. Comprising— i magnificent heavy draught mare Blossom, L with foal by Sir Colin at foot, and stinted by him again ■» Oo do Bess, stinted by Emperor X heavy draught colts and fillies, 2 and 3 years ** old, out of the above and other excellent mares, by Comet and Emperor o very superior hackneys ■l first-class saddle and harness mare o colts, by Scud and Multum in Parvo •7 very superior thoroughbred colts and fillies, ' by Prince Alfred and Pasha, out of Sorceress, Miss Martin, and other first-class mares Large assortment of household furniture, embracing furniture of dining anil sitting rooms, 9 bedrooms, bar, &c, kitchen and dairy utensils, &c. Stable gear, saddlery, harness, tec. Tip-dray, chaff-cutter, and sundries too numerous to mention. Terms at sale. sjs THURSDAY, 4th -MARCH, At 3 o'clock. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, In the celebrated Hoknnui District, Otago, New Zealand, FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION. MACLEAN BROTHERS are favoured with instructions to sell by auction at their rooms, Dunedin, on Thursday, 4th March at S o'clock, That very valuable estate in the Hokamri District known as OKAITERU. and comprising—--20 000 acres freehold n oaa do leasehold With Improvements of the most costly and substantial character And £f\ Of) f\ first-class sheep This estate was one of the earliest selections in the district, and embraces some of the very choicest land in the Province, the greater portion being rich agricultural land, and the remainder first-class grazing country. It adjoins the Wantwood Estate, recently sold by F Wentvro;th, Esq., and is intersected for 11 miles by the Winton and Kingston Railway, now in course of construction. For further particulars, terms, &c, Apply to THE AUCTIONEERS : Or, to Messrs CARGILLS, GIBBS, & Co., 4j_ Agents, Dunedin. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. ~ PURE-BRED MERINO RAMS. Ex Omeo. From the Celebrated Conowie Prize Flock, South Australia. MACLEAN BROTHERS are favoured with instructions to sell by auction, on a day to be named in future advertisement, immediately after the arrival of the Oineo, due from Melbourne sth January, Oil 2-tooth merino rams From the Celebrated Conowie Prize Flock, South Australia. 29d PRELIMINARY NOTICE. Freehold Property for Sale by Auction. MACLEAN BROTHERS are instructed to offer for sale by auction, at their rooms, Dunedin, in February next (unless previously disposed of privately), that very valuable and desirable freehold property known as RIVER VIEW ESTATE, MATAURA, Comprising— 21 70 acres> about two-thirds of which consist v *-' v of rich loamy agricultural land, wel grassed, and carrying now one sheep per acre, besides horses and cattle. The property is situated within two miles of the Southern Trunk Railway, with frontage to the Mataura, planted with live fences, and sub-divided into five paddocks. Thirty-five acres are under oats and grass, and forty acres broken up. The dwellinghouse is large, well-finished and substantial, with large garden, well laid out with ornamental trees and shrubs, orchard, &c. Stable, wool shed, stockyard futtah, and other necessary out-building 3, and there iis a good seam of lignite on the property. Further particulars on application, i fcM MACLEAN BROTHERS. XpOR SALE, by private contract— •*- GLENURE ESTATE, \lr- the celebrated district of Hokanui, Southland, comprising QfiOO acre 3» or thereby, freehold land, all *^uu" substantially fenced and subdivided, with neat cottage of four rooms, and detached kitchen, good wool-shed, men's huts, stable, sheep yards, &c. And mixedsliee P A horses working bullocks And a iFew head dairy cattle. Immediatetdelirery can be given, and tho terms of payment aveiKnusually easy. For full particulars, apply to the proprietor, Poter M'Kellar, Ksq,, Invercargill; or to MACLEAN BROTHERS, 18d Dunedin. WEDNESDAY, 17th FEBRUARY^ At 12 o'clock. MESSRS SSAKP and PICKERING have received instructions to sell by public Auction, on the 17th day of February, 1875, at noon THE CAMDEN RUN, In the district of Awatore and Province of SJarlborough, ..consisting of— 5 511 Acres 3 *O0(l3 27 perches freeheld 20 350 Acres leaseh°ld With 12 000 Slicep > PriWJipally young fli* improvements on thi« Run consist of * house And sheep-yards. The loasehojd land is held underthe Waste Land Regulations of t&o Province of Marlborough. The rental is £G0 per a*inum. The lease has 11 years to run, and can be renewed. RING CREEK EsJN, i In tlia district of Awatere and Piorince of atarlborough, coii3:»ting of— 9530 A- crca lea3Bhold With 4000 Sheep Tins Station adjoins Blarich Station and the Shearing Reserve. The lease is held under the sama conditions as the Camdon, has 11 years to iuii, and can be renewed. The rental is £40 per annum. 12ja IMPORTANT SALE or PUREBRED SHORTHORN CATTLE. TO be Sold by Auction, at Hastings, near Napier, on FRIDAY, February sth, 1875, The following Cattle, bred from the well-known herd of Messrs Carlyon, at the Gwavas Station, Hawke's Bay, coimstinj; of O bulls ■^ o cows atid heifers. Catalogues, with tho pedigrees and full particulars, can be obtained of Mossra Routlodge, Kennedy, and Co., Napier the Auutioneers; or of Mr R. Wilkin, Christchurch ■ of Messrs Bethuup and Hunter, Wellington; of Messrs Drivor, Stewart, and Co., Dunedin; andoIMrJR Freeman JauUson, Wanganui. Ija ENTIRES, TO STAND THIS SEASON, AT DODSON'S FARM, SAWYER'S BAY, The Thoroughbred Imported Entiro CASSIVELLAUNUS. CABSIVELLAUNUS is a bright bay, black points, five years old, stands sixteen haids two inches hi~h i possesses immense power, and shows great quality As a two-year-old he won two two-year-old races at Newmarket, beatmg a large field. He was imported into this Province by Mr Thomas Connor. unporrea CassiveUswuu is by Caractacus, dam Campanile, by | Stockwoll. Caractacus by Kingston; son of Voniso-i out of Defewgless by Defence, sou of Whalebone' winner of the Epsom Derby, 1802, value £6520. ' _ Parties intonUing sending mares will please commupicate at once, as ths list is fast filling up. First-class Paddock ccommodation for Marea. Service FGe ~ £io iQs, Preouwsre, 5s- 21