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Auction. THURSDAY, 27th OCTOBER, At 1 o'clock. At Davis's Yards, Palmerston. STORE CATTLE. POWER, PANTLIN, and Co.» have received instructions to sell bypublic auotion, at Davis's Yards, Palmerston^ on Thursday, 27th October, at 1 o'clock. 230 head mixed Btore cattle, consist-, ing of bullocks, steers, and. heifers. Notices. BLUESKIN AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. A MEETING of the above Association will be held in the Waitati Hotel, on Monday, the 24th inst., at 7 o'clock p.m. Election of President and other business. By order. GERMAN COMMITTEE, DUNEDIN. THE Committee request their up- Country Friends to forward their Subscriptions as soon as possible to the Treasurer, L. Hayman, Esq., ot the firm of P. Hay man, and Co., High street, to enable them to remit by next mail. By order, JOHN HAMANN, Secretary. NOTICE. -All persons having any claims against the late Jas, Hunter, of Moeraki, deceased, are hereby requested to forward their accounts on or before the 9th November, 1870, and all outstanding accounts owing to the late Jas. Hunter must be paid on or before the 9th November^ 1870, to the Trustees. CHAS. DUKE, Sawyers' Bay, JAS. WRIGHT, Mount Pleasant, near Port Chalmers. 19th October, 1870. L ost. £2 REWARDSTRAYED from Half-way House, a Chestnut Mare, white stripe down face ; branded C (or like a circle), near shoulder ; last heard of in Strath TaierL Whoever finds and sends information will receive the above reward. JOHN WILSON, Maori Hill. Business .Notices. WANTED to SELL, 125 Dozen Real Calvea' Kennets— Just landed from Scotland. 21 o A. MERCER. FOR SALE.— One 8 horse-power Engine and Thrashing Machine complete, with Straw Elevators. Apply to WRIGHT, STEPHESSON, and CO. LAND FOR SALE,— Section 34, Block 11., Waikouaiti, consisting of 86a. 3r. 12p. or thereabouts, situated on the Great North Road, about seven miles south of Waikouaiti, and adjoining Merton School. This section is well suited for an accommodation house and paddock, and the Burrounding scenery is picturesque. Apply to Mr James Philips, Waikouaiti, or Mr John Douglas, Manse street, Dunedia. MERINO RAMS. THE Undersigned has for SALE or EXCHANGE, Three Hundred and Fifty pure Merino Rams, from the well-known Flock of Edward Lee, Esq., of Lee's Stream. As they will be shorn during the first week in December, early application will be necessary from those who may wish to see them in the wool. JOHN REID, Phoenix Wool Warehouse, Punedin, 18th Ootober, 1870,