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Otago Witness, Issue 482, 23 February 1861, Page 4

• MONDAY, MARCH 4th, CARGO KAURIE TIMBER, Ex " YARRA " from Auckland. RB. MARTIN & CO. will offer for Sale '• by Auction, on the Beach, at the Maori -Horsß, on MONDAY, March the 4th, at half-past 12 o'clock, THE ENTIRE CARGO OF Kauiie Boards, Scantling, and Joisting. Ex "YARRA," Consisting of— 30,000 feet 6xl, Bxl, 9xl, 12 x 1, 24 x 1 Boards 10,000 „ 4x2,4x 3, 4x 4 Scantling 10,900 „ sxfc, 6x2, 6x3, 7x2, 7x2j, 9x3 Joisting The attention ot buyer 3is called to this ! Carso, which will he found of a superior quality, well seasoned, and of assorted lengths. Terms at Sale. Sale at half-past ¥2 o'clock. SALE BY AUCTION. MESSRS. YOUNG & M'GLASHAN have received instructions from Mr. Charles Crawford, to sell by auction, on the 2sxh .February, (if not previously disposed of by "Private Contract), 575 Acres, more ot less, of RURAL LAND, situate in SANDFLY BAY (Tomahawk Valley), of which Twenty-five acres are fenced in and Eight under crop. Together with — Substantial Pour-roomed Weather-boarded House, 27 x 15. Satisfactory Title. IMPORTANT SALE OF TOWN LANDS ' IN DIMEDIN AND INVERCARGILL. In January. MESSRS. YOUNG AND M'GLASHAN will offer by Auction about ' -60 Quarter-acre Sections in Dunedin and Invercargill, (Some of them early choices.) Also, SEVERAL RURAL PROPERTIES. Particulars will appear in a future adver-* tisement. ,- . „ " ' ; SALE BY AUCTION. WITHOUT RESERVE. , Messrs: young,& M'Glash an have _„ been instructed by Mr. Peter Njmmo, sell by auction, on their premises, Dunedin, Without Reserve, in the month of APRIL NEXT, The Pure-bred Clydesdale Entire "ORKNEY," got by "Chance," out of the famous Black , Clydesdale mare "Rose," For particulars of age and qualification see separate advertisement. ALSO, THE IMPORTED. BULL . ' "MERVYN," Itedand White, calved April 1858, got hy " Albert- Gwynne" (no. 1), dam "Rosa Gwynne," by own brother to " Eugene Aram," (10,209); g.d. "Delia Gwynne," by " Conservative," (3472); gg.d. "Bed Nell," by "Chorister," (3378); g.g.g.d. "Poll," by " '« Wellington, " (2B24) ; g.g.gg.d. " Dorothy," by " Marmion, " (406) ; g.g.gg g d. " Daphne," by "Merlin," (430); g.g.g.g.g.g.d. "Nell Gwynne," by "Layton," (366); "Nell @wynne, " by " Phenomenon, " (491) ; "Princes," by "Favourite," (252); by " Hubback," (319); by Snowdon's bull (612); by Waistell's bull (66 1 ?); by Masterman's bull (422) ; by the Studley bull (626). Day of Sale in a future advertisement. SALE BY AUCTION. Ten -acre Section, with Dwelling-house and Appurtenances, 4T GREEN ISLAND, WITH CATTLE, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c. TUESDAY, FEB. 26. MESSRS. JAMES PATERSON & CO. have received instructions from Amah Cameron, Esq. (who is leaving the Colony), to Sell, hy Public Auction, on the Premises occupied by him. on TUESDAY, thj> 26th inst.,, the whole of his well -selected Dairy Stock and Household Furniture. The Stock consists of 8 Superior Dairy Cows, in/ull milk '""'^"steer"} * bout I 8 raonlhl oW i^eifer Calf fJtpmediately after the above, unless previposly. disposed of by Private Contract, The Valuable Ten-acre Section, No. 5, How occupied by Mr. Cameron, with Dwelliughouse, Barn, Stockyard, Garden, and all other appurtenances. Sale to commence at Twelve o'clock. Luncheon Provided. CLEARING OUT SALE BY AUCTION. MONDAY, Maech 4. MISCELLANEOUS MERCHANDISE AND FANCY GOODS. MESSRS. JAMES PATERSON & CO. have received instructions from Mr. R. L. Begg, to 6ell by Public Auction, at his Store, on MONDAY, the 4th proximo, the whole of his Stock of Miscellaneous Merchandise and Fancy Goods, Consisting of — Ready-made Clothes Goths, and Tailors' Trimmingi Stationery and Books * . Carpenters' Tools in variety Miscellaneous Ironmongery Musical Instruments Fancy Goods in variety Boots and Shoes, , A?id a great variety of other Goods. Sale to commence at half-past Twelve. IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE Of Valuable RXTN and STOCK, ON MONDAY, MARCH 4. "ji/TESSRS. JAMES PATERSON & CO. JjjL have received instructions from the Mortgagees to Sell, by Public Auction, on MONDAY, the 4th March, Bun "No. 136, rifuate on the slope- of the Hokanui Ranges, consisting of #0,000 ncres richly grassed country, -well -adapted for either sheep or cattle, with 2H. Head of Mixed Cattle, and Twelve Years* Unexpired Lease. The attention of Capitalists and intending . Settlers is specially invited to this announcejbigh qualities of this well-known Run, both as regard* its, feeding capabilities >lld readiness of access to,a shippiug port, rendering it a most valuable investment. ' ,: ;|?uir,j>articnlarß maybe obtained of the -• AnjßtJoneers, and ample time will elapse before i|He4ay 'Pf saljs* *° afford an .opportunity for "sijtißir-*hd examining the property. , MACHINE, nearly new, Axbjcakbmi Haktib; carter,; at