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Otago Daily Times, Issue 9323, 14 January 1892, Page 4

Sales by Auction. \ SATURDAY, 16th JANUARY, y ' At 11.30 o'clock. At thb Dunedin Horse Saleyards. UNRESERVED SALE OF BROKEN AND" 1 UNBROKEN SADDLE AND LIGHT i HARNESS, TRAM AND EXPRESS HORSES. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, & CO. arc instructed by Mr Edward Monson (Queenstown), to sell by auction, at the above : time and place, without reserve : < On first-class Hacks and light-harness ■ •"v Horsos, unbroken Colts and Fillies, suitable for tram or express work. The above were all bred in the Lakes district, and are a splendid hardy lot; all young and in good condition,On account'of Mr Robert Ross (Wnnganui), ex< Terranora: A useful upstanding Hacks and harness * Horses' "1 splendid brown racing Pony, 13 hands; a very fast mover I useful spring eart Gelding. j On account of Mr S. Bishop (Waitahuna): ; 1 heavy spring cart'Mare, spring dray, jj and harness. Uja. I SATURDAY, 16th JANUARY. ' At 11.30 o'clock., At Dunedin Horse Safeyards. FIRST-CLASS DRAUGHT HORSES. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO. have been instructed by Mr. Chas^ I Gamble to sell by auction, at tho above time | and place: A first-class Geldings, 5 and 6 years, by 1 Prince and Taicri Tom 1 first-class buggy Horse, dog CMatt ami i •^ harness Also, on account of Mr H. Semple r--1 medium draughf. Mare, aged. ■ ■ - ttfr TUESDAY, 26th JAvBJUARY 1892, At 10.30 o'cfeefe. AT " HOPEHILL," EAST TAIERI. IMPORTANT CLEARING; SALE Of the "HOPEHILL" FARM STOCK, IMPLEMENTS,PURE BORDER LEICESTER SBEEP,'. , &C. &C., &G. DONALD REI D• & & 0., instructed by the Trustees ircthe Esftate of the late James Allan, will sell by/auction,, at " Hopehill," East Taieri, near Grey town,. Rail-: way station, on Tuesday, the 26th January,- at: half-past' 10 o'clock sharp, The whole of the Valuable Farm Stock and Implements belonging to the above Estate,, and including a large number of very Superior HEAVY DRAUGHT and LIGHT-HARNESS MARES arid GELDINGS DAIRY CATTLE OKA PUREBRED BORDER LEICESZiUU TER SHEEP _ rams, EWES,. . and LAMBS. A large quantity of: First-classi Farming Machinery and Appliances of the latest designs and almost new, &c, &c. , Full particulars will appeal in a future | advertisement. i DONALD REID & CO., 12ja . ' • Auctioneers. MT.URDAY, 16th JANUARY 1892, At 2 o'clock sharp. CLINTON MONTHLY SALE. JO H-F GRINDLEY / on jjeh'alf of the Farmers' Agency Company Limitei V hold s usual Monthly Sale on above a'**6* whcn ne will sell ? qrvj-v f our al .vl skrtooth Wethcis .•; QAQ two-tooth Creosbreds , - OKA good-conditio^e^SJTorinaWethers • ICA fat Sheep. Other Entries Invh *<*£■• ; WM. TURNBUL <t>, Clinton. - JOHN GRINDLET, 14ja Auctioneer, . Donedin. 4010 YOUNG__SHEEP. ,£OIO ■■'■■■ . TUESDAY, 19th JANUARY, . At 1 o'clock sharp. At Gore. JO H N GRIN DL B Y (on behalf of the.Farmers' Agency Corn-; pany, Limited) will.seilby auction, at Gore, on , Tuesday, January 19, at 1 o'clock: A 3200 two-tooth crossbred Wefshers. ' 240 fat Wethers 570 two-tooth crossbred Ewes, and Wethers. Other entries iro-it'edV john grindlby; 13ja Auobioncec. FRIDAY, sth FEBRUARY",. ~ At 1 o'clock. FREEHOLD PROPERTY at HILLEND. JAMES .W. WILSON & CO. have received instructions from Mr James Bishop to sell by public auction, at the Crown Hotel, Balclutha, on the above date, His FARM at Hillend, near Balclutha, comprising: 372 acres of rich agricultural land, all fenced and improved and subdivided into seven paddocks, with sevenroomed dwelling house, four-stalled stable, two loose boxes, two barns, men's hut, cow byre, sheep and shearing yards, stockyard, and all necessary outbuildings thereon. There is a splendid orchard (fully stocked with fruit trees) and a large plantation of wellgrown ornamental trees and shrubs. Sixty acres are in oats, 50 do in turnips, and the balance in English grass. The paddocks are well watered, and there is a good stone quarry on the property. The Auctioneers beg to draw special attention to the sale of the above property, as the land is in first-class order, and should prove a safe investment for anyone on the look-out for a good farm. Terms liberal. 14/ja SATURDAY, 16th JANUARY, At 12.30 o'clock. At Commercial Yards. ANNUAL DRAFT Of the AWAMOAM3LYDESDALE COLTS AND FILLIES. To Farmers, Contractors, Expressmen, and Others. FLEMING & HEDLEY have received instructions from the Hon.' M. Holmes to sell by public auction, as above: O A draught Colts and Fillies, greater number colts. The Auctioneers would direct special attention to this important sale. The purchasers at former sales have always given satisfactory reports of the horses bought at Awamoa, and this lot will in no wise be inferior to former drafts. They will also have this advantage, , that they are all broken in to shafts and lead, and are consequently fit for entering at once into harvest operations. Among them will be found some very active and handsome draughts, exactly adapted for farm work. Terms at sale. FLEMING & HEDLEY, 14ja Auctioneers. ~|>ABBITSKINS. . All Skins consigned to us are carefully CLASSED and VALUED before being offered for Sale. Mr LORIE conducts all Sales personally, and we guarantee to return TOP MARKET (. PRICE. ;~| ' A. LORIE AND CO., i-1 AUCTIONEERS, & f Dunedin. k T We hold a Sale of Rabbit and Sheepskins, 6 I Poultry, Fruit, and Potatoes every FRIDAY, 24at 11 o'clock.' Proceeds remitted every Tuesj| day, or same day as sale if required. 6ap 11 mE ANAU AND MANAPOURI LAKES. ' JOHN M'KENZIE'S Royal Mail Coach Service has now been RECOMMENCED:—Lumsden to , Te Anau on SATURDAYS and TUESDAYS ; returning MONDAYS and THURSDAYS. Particulars in Railway Penny Timetable. 21d JOSEPH GILLOTT'E STJSEL PENS. 5= GOLD MEDAT,. PARIS, 1378-83. cj Bpjcl by all Stationers throughout the World,