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Otago Witness, Issue 1273, 22 April 1876, Page 13

AUCTIONS.

FRIDAY, 12th MAY, At 12 o'clock. j At Otakia. CLEARING"- OUT SALE OF HORSES, CATTLE, GRAIN, FARMING IMPLEMENTS, FURNITURE, &o. HENRY ~~DRIVER (on behalf of N. Z. L. and M. A. Company) has received instructions from Mr Samuel O'Kane, of the Reliance Hotel, who is giving up business, to sell by public auc> tion, at the Reliance Hotel, on Friday, 12th May, at 12 o'clook, 1 pair of buggy horses 1 saddle horse 1 draught mare, with foal at foot 1 draught horse and harness 2 yearling colts 4 dairy oows, near oalving 2 do milking 3 young steers 1 stack rye-grass hay 1 do straw 40 tons green oat sheaves for ohaffing 200 bushels oats 45 tons potatoes 2 aores Swedish turnips and oar rota Dray with frame, plough, reaping ma» chine, roller, 2-horse power, and chaff-cutting maohine 200 fowls, geeße, turkeys, &c, 5 pigs Water tanks with taps, oil paintings, bedsteads, tables, ohairs, washstand and chamber sets, lamps, crookery, dairy utensils, etc, etc., and a great many other articles too numerous to mention. As Mr O'Kane's lease of the Reliance Hotel has expired, everything will positively be sold. 22ap FOR SALE. pi O R POSITIVE SALE. A few Four-tooth and Shearling PURE LEICESTER RAMS, Singly or in lots, to Breeders, at suoh prices as will ensure sales. Catalogues and every informaiton obtainable from GILLIES & STREET, Dunedin : Or, Mr HENRY LITTLE, Awamoko, Their Manager ; Or, from any of the Stock Agents. Messrs G., S., & H.s Loicesters took prizes at the Highland and Agricultural Societies' Shows in Scotland, and in New Zealand they won five Bilver and four bronze medals, and the silver cup, with 30 points, as largest prize takers at Oamaru Show, 21st November, 1874; also, eight silver medals {being all the First Prizes), three bronze, and two gold medals, and the 20-guinea silver cup, with 31 points, at Oamaru Show, 19th November, 1875, the largest and best show of Leicesters ever seen in New Zealand. 29j VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, Near Riverton. PG R A N T and C O. • are favoured with instructions from John Petchell, Esq., to dispose of by private treaty, That Valuable Freehold Estate, containing about 1000 aores of rich arable land, 200 acres of which is good bush, situate on the western bank of the Poura Poura Kino River, having about 80 chains frontage to same, within three miles of the Town of Riverton, and half a mile from the Orepuki Railway. There is a creek running through the 1 property, whioh naturally divides it into paddocks. The improvements consist of new dwelling-house, containing ten rooms, outhouses, orchard, garden, and 70 chains new fencing. Terms very liberal. . For further particulars, apply to WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, and CO., Dunedin ; Or P. GRANT and CO., 15ap Auctioneers, Riverton, t FOR SALE. Now Landing, Ex Ned White, ABBOT'S BUGGIES, Direct from the Makers. Also, Other Buggies from the First Factories in the States, At Moderate Prices. Likewise an assortment of Station and other Waggons, adapted for family use, of our own manufacture. ROBIN AND CO., Octagon and Stuart Street. MISSING FRIENDS. IF this should meet the eye of THOMAS TILLY, arrived in Dunedin by the ship Rakaia, please send address to J. B. Fessey, care of L. Hotop, Esq., Queenstown, Qtago. 15ap SHOULD this meet the eye of Robert Gibson, Painter by trade, who arrived in Dunedin by the ship Auckland, in August, 1874, write to your father, Wm. Gibson, P. 0., Dunedin.