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Otago Witness, Issue 490, 20 April 1861, Page 4

SALES BY AUCTION. NOTICE. SALE BY AUCTION. POSTPONEMENT. THE Sale of Bricks, Manuka and Goi Piles, &c. &c. &c. advertised to he sold hy Auction on Monday the 15th instant, is Postponed, and will now positively take place On MONDAY, the 22nd April, at the Provincial Hotel Yards, at 1 o'clock. H. P. MORSE & Co., Princes-street. SALE BY AUCTION. 20,000 Bricks, Goi Coggs, Manuka and Goi House Files. THE Undersigned are instructed to Sell by Auction, at Mr. Forrester's Yards, Provincial Hotel, on MONDAY, the 22nd April, at 1 o'clock sharp, Twenty Thousand Well-burnt Bricks also, — A Quantity of Manuka and Goi House Piles, and Goi Coggs H. P. MORSE & CO., Princes-street. Terms at Sale. SALE BY AUCTION. TIMBEE. MESSRS. H. P. MORSE & CO.. have received instructions to Sell by Auction on TUESDAY NEXT, April 23, opposite the Old Survey Office : — 10.000 Feet of Red Pine Weatherboards, various lengths Joists and Scantling. Terms at Sale. Sale to commence at 12 d clock. * SALE BY AUCTION. To Close Accounts. Flat Island GUANO. MESSRS. H. P. MORSE & CO. will Sell by Auction, after the Sale of Timber, on TUESDAY, 23rd April, about 10 Bags Guano. TO CLOSE ACCOUNTS. The Auctioneers beg to call the attention of gentlemen, gardeners, and others to this sale, as this is the last lot of Guano that will be offered this season. SALE BY AUCTION. Mr. A. F. BLATCH'S Stockyard, West Taieri. 60 HEAD MIXED CATTLE. Wednesday, May Ist. I^HE Undersigned are favoured with instructions to Sell by Auction, at Mr. A. F. Blatch's Stockyard, on the Ist May, a Superior Lot of Milch Cows Heifers and Steers _ . Working Bullocks Heavy Draught Mares Also, A few Saddle Mares and Geldings Sale to commence at 1 o'clock sharp. Luncheon Provided. Terms at Sale. H. P. MORSE & CO., Princes-street. SALE BY AUCTION. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. To Gentlemen, Settlers, Farmers, and Speculators. rflfcL^p^ 1%/IESSRS. H. P. MOBSE fJawßT^Offi Itl and CO. have been MfC^ p» ci lwjF favoured with instructions to xjUs&ea^i^^ Sell by Auction, at an early date (of which due notice will be given), The splendid imported Suffolk Punch Entire Horse "CAPTAIN." This well-known Horse is one of the best Draught Horses ever imported into this Province. He possesses a fine temper, good constitution ; is quiet and staunch in harness. He stands 16£ hands high ; colour, dark chestnut. Particulars may be obtained on application to the Auctioneers. SALE BY AUCTION. M the TAIERI FERRYPRELIMINARY NOTICE. FIRST MONTHLY SALE. Wednesday, May 8. WE beg to give notice to the Settlers and Farmers in the Districts of the East Taieri, Waihola, and Molyneux, that we have made arrangements to hold a Monthly Sale at the Taieri Ferry, and shall hold our First Sale on WEDNESDAY, May 8, when we shall offer the thoroughbred Horse 1 "ADONIS-" By " Snoozer," an imported horse 5 dam "Fair Ellen," by the famous horse " Bolliver," grand-dam "Latima," imported by Col. Latour. "Adonis" is a handsome dappled brown, black points, stands 15£ hands, is perfectly quiet and good tempered. The Auctioneers beg to call the attention of Breeders to this horse, as his stock has commanded higher than ordinary rates in Tasmania. And the Pure Arab Entire "WARHAWK." 14 Warhawk " is a flea-bitten Grey, stands 15J hands. He was imported from Calcutta, where he was the winner of several races, and was considered the best Arab horse ever imported to Port Philip. H. P. MORSE & CO., Princes-street. TIMBER SALE. SATURDAY, Apkil 27th. WEBB & CO. will sell by Auction, on the Timber Jetty, on SATURDAY, April 27, at half-past 12 o'clock, the Entire Cargo of Totara and Pine Timber, now landing ex " Ada," comprising — 13,000 feet Boards 8000 feet Joisting 3000 feet Scantling. Inspection of this superior parcel is invited. TO RUNHOLDEIIS. WANTED, by a Young Man (married), thoroughly acquainted with Stock, a Situation as OVERSEER or STOCKKEEPER, subject to one or two months' trial. ; Terms on application at the office of this i paper, or to Mr. John Barb, Clutha Ferry.