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Otago Witness, Issue 987, 29 October 1870, Page 21

I Auctioneers & Woolbrokers. NOTICE OF PARTNERSHIP. TT^"E beg to intimate that we have enterep into partnership as AUCTIONEERS, WOOLBROKERS, FJELLMONGERS, and COMMISSION AGENTS, under the style or firm of CARGILL and LANSEIGNE. F. A CARGILL. JULES LANSEIGNE. jTjTJNEDIN WOOL STORES. We beg to notify oar intention to hold periodical sales by auction, of WOOL, SHEEPSKINS, HIDES, TALLOW, AND OTHER PRODUCE, during the season, at out temporary premises, Walker street. ALL WOOL, OR OTHER PRODUCE, will, while in our Stores, be proteoted bj FIRE INSURANCE, at LOWEST RATES. The well known experience of our Mi Laneeigne, and his practical acquaintance with this class of business, afford the beal guarantee that the interests of our constitue nts will be thoroughly attended to. i CARGILL ft LANSEIGNE. BURNSLDE FELLMONGERY, GREEN ISLAND. THIS Establishment ia now in efficient working order, and we are prepared to olaSßify and scour Wool at current rates. CARGILL and LANSEIGNE. ■ Entire Horses. j _______^__ L A»v T HE THOROU& HBREE fn ?^^B^ Entire Horse iffimig§|r PRINCE ALFRED, . Will travel this Season, Dunedin and Suburbs, Green Island, Taieri Districts, , Waipori, and Waihola. Prince Alfred is a " bright t ay, 17 hands high, with immense bone and muscular power atd fine temper, up to 18 stone across country. Got by j Boiardo (imported), by Orlando, winner oi the Eaglish Derby, out of Miss Alfred, bj King Alfred, by Pyrrhus the First, winnei of the Derby. For further informa'ion see j Stud Book or Card. Paddocks provided for . mares at moderate rates. 7 6o E. PRITCHARD. j — . NOTICE— The Celeb ated Entire Shet land Pony, CHEVY CHASE, will , travel this season through the district with ; the blood horse Prince Alfred. He is a bay Pony, 13 hands high, very compact, and a rare topton, and leaves very strong stock. . He holds three first prizes, and is open to - jump anything in the country of his inches L for £20. Terms : £2 10s each mare. I &> E. PRITCHARD. mHE Celebrated Im~^jflmf?fr ported Clydesdale EnJSHGeL glasgow geordie, s: Will stand this Season at Mr Wabnock's Farm, near Caversham. L Terms : 4 guineas ; payable at the end of i the season. Guarantees as per agreement. j. Good paddock provided at 2a 6d per week, b without responsibility. Owners may rely p that every care will be taken of their Mares, as they will be under the Proprietor's per- , sonal superintendence. > JAMES BRYCE. » Hillend, October 4th, 1870. ; . .. — — HHHE celebrated imported ■ 4|wafc •*■ Clydesdale Entire | » .^^j^F WILLIAM WALLACE, ' Will travel this season in the TAIERI DISTRICTS, returning through Green Island to Douglas's Stables, Dunedht, every al- • ternate fourteen days. i — — — Terms, £5 ; Groomage, 5s. } 1 Payable at the end of the Season. Good Paddook Accommodation. Every care, without responsibility. THOMAS KETTLE. Dunedin, Ootober 4th, 1870. ,