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Otago Daily Times, Issue 9355, 20 February 1892, Page 4

Sales by Auction. BY ORDER OF THE SUPREME COUR OF NEW ZEALAND, OTAGO AND SOUTHLAND DISTRICT And under instructions from the SHERIFF OF WESTLAND NORTH. SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At our Auction Rooms, Manse street, Dunedi On ■ FRIDAY, 26th FEBRUARY 1892, At 3 p.m. FAVOURED with instructions from t! Sheriff of Westland North, we intend offer for sale as above : The White Cliffs dredge, now lying on t Buller River at White Cliffs, with i machinery, gear, tools, and appurt nances on board; also, boat, cane two-roomed cottage, steel wire rop< forge and blacksmith's tools, furnitui ' coal bin, carpenter's tools, machinei and sundry other goods as per list be seen at our mart. No reserve. Terms cash. JAMES A. PARK & CO., 20f . Auctioneers. THIS DAY, SATURDAY, 20th FEBRUARY, At 11 o'clock. At the Dunedin Saleyards. UNRESERVED SALE OF HORSES. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, & C have received instructions from Mes: A. and J. Thomson (of Otakia), who have be flooded out, to sell by auction, at above tii and place: O pedigreed Clydesdale Mares, five a six years old respectively; staunch X well-bred youug light Horses, by Di ter, Sir Garnet, and Trump Ca: (Included in this lot is a very fine tv year-old entire Colt by Dexter, out 0 18f Diornedes mare.) Without reserve. TUESDAY, 23rd FEBRUARY, At 12 o'clock. At Spylaw Estate, near Heriot Railway Station. IMPORTANT SALE OF MERINO SHEI Splendid lines of Freezers, Crossbred and Halfbred Ewes and Wethers, and Merino Ewes. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, & C are instructed by Mr T. G. Robe json (Spylaw Estate) to sell by auction, at 1 above time and place : 800 prime crossbred Wethers (freeze . 800 four, six, and eight-tooth halfbi Ewes 900 four-tooth crossbred Ewes (Romi and Border Leicester crosses 400 four and six-tooth crossbred Weth (large sheep and almost fat) 100 full-mouthed crossbred Ewes 200 do merino Ewes 12 do Border Leicester Rai Total, 3212 The Auctioneers desire to draw the spet attention of Breeders and others to the abi sale. The whole of the Sheep are exceptiono good; and the young Crossbred and Halfbi Ewes, which at all times are difficult to p up, are really magnificent lines. Luncheon provided. FRIDAY, 26th FEBRUARY, At 10 o'clock. At the Dunedin Horse Saleyards.. " THOROUGHBRED STALLION ARTILLERY. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & C are instructed by R. Rutherford, E (Albury), to sell by auction, at the above ti and place: The thoroughbred stallion Artillery, Musket—Ouida. Amongst numerous other events, he won • Canterbury Cup, beating Nelson, &c. . Artillery is full brother to Hilda, Balista, & and three-quarter brother to Hazel, Strathmc Brown Alice, &c. In fact, every one of Ovid stock has raced. To breeders of racing stock this afford rare opportunity of procuring a sire of the n world-famed Muske.t blood, and one which his performances on the turf has proved hi self no unworthy son of his illustrious sire. ! FRIDAY, 26th FEBRUARY, ' At 11 o'clock. At the Dunedin Horse Saleyards. PUREBRED SHETLAND PONIES. Bred at St. Leonards from Stock Import direct from the Shetland Islands by Mr Sievwright. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, & C are instructed by George Sievwrig] Esq. (St. Leonards), to sell by auction at t above time and place : "I A purebred Shetland Pony Mares a x:r Geldings ; three, four, and five yei old; height, from 37in to 42in. As great care has been taken to keep th( Ponies absolutely purebred, this sale affords gentlemen and others a rare opportunity acquiring one of this world-famed breed. For the use of boys or girls, or for po phaetons, these powerful little animals sta unrivalled. On view at the Horse Saleyards the day bef< the sale. FRIDAY, 26th FEBRUARY, At 11.30 o'clock sharp. At the Dunedin Horse SaJeyards. THE AMERICAN FOUR-WHEEL WONDER BUGGY. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, & C are instructed by the Importers sell by auction, at above time and place: J?our American Four-wheel Wonder Buggii Antique oak finished, varnished, Iro black. No AW shell, band wheels, ste tires, steel axles, shafts nickel-tippe corduroy trimmed. g FRIDAY, 26th FEBRUARY, At 2.30 o'clock. At the Wool and Grain Stores, High street. Unreserved Sale of SMALL GRAZING RUNS AND STOCK WRIGHT, STEPHENSON &' O have received instructions from Mess Alexander M'Lennan and Donald M'Rae, w] are dissolving partnership, to sell by auction above time and place: * Lot I.—S. G. Run, No. 109, being Sectii 3, Block VII, Highlay District, co taming about 1221 ACRES LEASEHOLD, havii 17£ years unexpired. Annu rent, £53. Together with 2524- S?EEP, comprising 504 four ar six-tooth halfbred Ewes, 4( full-mouthed merino Ewes, 9] two-tooth halfbred Ewes ar Wethers, 287 four-tooth hal bred Wethers, 400 halfbre Lambs, and 16 Leicester Ram Lot 2.— S. G. Run, No. 85, being Sectio 1, Block VI, Highlay District, contaii ing 4^(l8 ACRBS LEASEHOLD, havin i 17 years unexpired. Annual reni £114 4s. Together with . 9594. SHEEP, comprising 504 four an " six-tooth halfbred Ewes, 407 fui; mouthed merino Ewes, 910 twe tooth halfbred Ewes and Wethers 287 four-tooth halfbred Wethers 400 halfbred Lambs, and 16 Leice ster Rams. Note.—These runs are securely fenced am subdivided with standards and wire fences The buildings and improvements consist 0 Five-roomed Dwelling House, Woolshed, Sheei Yards, &c. J Owing to dissolution of partnership thes two very choice little runs will be soli WITHOUT RESERVE. They original formed part of Deepdell Station, near Macraes' Also, On account of Mr John M'Lennan : Lot 3.— S. G. Run, No. 163, being Sectioi 6, Block VII, Highlay District, con taming 1312 acres leasehold (fenced) having 20£ years unexpired. Annua rent, £64. . On account of Mr Robert Lee: Lot 4.— S. G. Run, No. 110, being Sectioi 5, Block VII, Highlay District, containing 1372 acres leasehold (fenced), having 17^ years unexpired. Annna' rent, £34 6s 6d. THURSDAY, 25th FEBRUARY! At the Yards, Wyndham. STRONACH BROS. AND BIORRIS will hold a sale of Stock as above. Present entries— 2000 Romnev cr°ss Wether Lambs from the well-known Glenham Estata. Further entries will be received by 18f THE AUCTIONEERS. CIRCULATION, 8250 Each Issue.—Tbe Otago Witness has the Largest Circulation of any weekly paper in the Colony.