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Otago Witness, Issue 624, 14 November 1863, Page 1

'^ Wool Sales. WOOL SALES. TO SQUATTERS, MERCHANTS, & OTHERS. The large business done hi Wool aug-gested to many parties last year the desirability of Auction Sales during tlie Season, but a great drawback io the successful carrying out of such a plan arose from the want oi suitable premises for storing the Wool and showing the samples, this obstacle being now removed "typLANDRESS HEPBURN & CO, With the promised support of Messrs J. Jones & Co „ Dalgetty, Rattray &Co „ Cargill & Co „ It. B. Martin &Co „ Morrison, Law- &Co And Others, Have resolved to hold Weekly Auctions in their New Premises, Manse-street, for the Sale of Wool during the' Season. Early Notice will be given of the First Sale. ML. H. and Co have engaged a first-class woolstnpler. . WOOL. TO SQUATTERS, MERCHANTS, & OTHERS. "VT'LANDRESS, HEPBURN & CO, have arranged for the Storage of Wool to the extent of 2,000 BALES. Parties sending their Wool ibr Sale by Auction, will receive the benefit of the above arrangement, Free of Store Rent. Auctions. NOT I C 3 PROVINCIAL SALE YARDS. TTJRIVER, MACLEAN, & CO. Hold SALES BY AUCTION At the above Yards, daily, at 12 o'clock sharp, Of HORSES, WORKING BULLOCKS. DAIRY CATTLE, &c, &c. Fat Stock sdd any day as may be arranged. DRIVER, MACLEAN & CO. Entire Horses. TO STAND THIS SEASON^ lIf&JPLi TP H E Imported ItoeolwMre fiSiSßKgsfe&gbd "YOUNG SAMPSON," at James Shand's Farm. West Taieri; Mollison's Stables, Dunedin, (orders to be left there); Mr M'Kay's Farm, East Taieri ; A-iam's Accommodation House, Kaikari Bush, iast Taieri ; and thence to Home Station. Y. S , a superior Cart Colt, bred by Mr Colletf, of Stratton, nfar >windon, Wiltshire, is a dark bay horse, with four black legs, immens-e bone, fine Rymmetry, and extremely strong and active, is rising 7 years old, and stands Seventeen Hands Two Inches high. His Sire is that celebrated hows Champion of » England, bred by Mr Greenaway, of Even Swindon, which the owner refused 400 Guineas for, to go abiond in 1855. Pis Dam was a J)ure bred Lincolnshire cart mare, 1 y that celebrated horse Cobhaai ; Dam, by Old Big Ben; Grantlam, the Earl of Oxford's old Galtimore. Y. S- waa shown at the Warwick Agricultural Show in 1859, and was considered by the judges to be the best three year old colt shown. Terms :- -Seven Pounds. All demands payable on the Ist of February. The Groom's Fee of 5a to be paid at the time of covering. The proprietor of Young Sampson offers a prize of L 5 for the best Colt Foal, and L 5 for the best Filly Foa of Young Sampson's stock, at the Taieri Agricultural Show this season. For particulars, apply to the Groom. ALEXANDER SMITH, Proprietor. THE FOLLOWING HORSES WILL STAND THIS SEASON AT STOTFOLD STATION, KAKAURUI, OAMARU. j&J^ffi|}^^^ npHE Thorough-Bred Horao Was bred in Nelson; got by Sir Hercules; his dam waa got by the celebrated thoroughbred horse Wanderer of Australia. Sir Hercules was also the sire of Cossack, &c. Sir Hercules, sire by Cossack. Zoe, Wetsail, Phoebe, and other numerous winners, by the imported horse Cap-a-pie, out of the imported mare, Paraguay ; Cap-a-pie by the Colonel dam (sister to Cactus) out of the Duchess of York, by Waxy. Paraguay (who ran secodd for the Oaks, and won the Newmarket Town Plate and Nursery Stakes) by Sir Hercules out ol Paradigm, by Parfa'zan. Sir Hercules by Whalebone, out of Pen' by Wanderer. The Colonel (who ran a dead heat for the Derby, and won the St. Leger) by Whisker, dam. by Delphini, out of Tipple Cider by King Fergus. , J $ Terms:— £s. se. (five guineas) including groomage THE CLYDESDALE HORSE "U O N A R C H » Five Years Old Was got by the late celebrated and far-famed imported Clydesdale Horse Prince Royal, whose pedigree stands unrivalled ibr purity of breed, &c. The dam of Monarch was got by George, who was of remarkable compactness and power,— a model draught horse, the property of John Jones, Esq., Waikouaiti. .. Monarch stands 17 hands high, color dark brown, of gallant carriage and superior action, a majestic and powerful horse with an amplitude ot bone and muscle. Also, THE CLYDESDALE HORSE "HERO," Got by the same sire as Monarch, out of a ClydesMare, bred by the Twofold Bay Clyde Company. Color black; stands 154 hands high; 8 years old. A powerful nuggetty colt, and of remarkable acton. The Two Clydesdale Horse 3 are for Sale, and will be shown at the Oamaru Agricultural and Pastoral Show, November 12th, and will there be offered for Sale. "CHEVY CHASE," The imported Entire Timor Pony. Colour irongrey; stands Hi hands high; of superb and superior action, and ,of high apirit. Terms :— £4 4s. (four guineas) inclusive. Paddocks will be provided for all Mares from a distance, free of charge : nnd every care and attention taken without responsibility. FOR SALE, . Two Superior Bred Short Horn Bulls, " Triumph," and " Hannibal." Got by Sir George, the famous Short-Horn Bull of the late CharleMlansted, ,Esq.. Goodwood. . , W . 7T These will also be shewn at Oamaru.; on Novem* b«i2th. /- ; : „" \[ , ThOM^S,FBR«NB, ;