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Southland Times, Issue 2056, 22 January 1875, Page 3

•■•■ Anc«ionS»lM. — -•>-..,..- WOOL, SKINS, AND HIDES. ' * rpHE undersigned have received advices of the '. I forwarding of a lot of Wool, Sheepskins, and Hides, which will be offered by auction at their rooms on an early date. MACRORIE & CUTHBERTSON, Commercial Sale Room, Albion Yards. SHEEP SALE, WALLACETOWN. EARLY IN MARCH. MACRORIE & CUTHBERTSON are instructed by Messrs Oakden and Booth to sell by auction, at Wallacetown yards, early in March (if not previously disposed of by private treaty) — ( About 2000 Merino Ewes, 2, 4, 6, and 8 j tooth, and about 1000 Culls. Also on Eale, on account of Samuel Hodgkinson, Esq., delivery end of MarchAbout 200 superior Long-woolled Ewes, 50 Culls, and about 20 to 30 Rams, Dearly all pure Long woolled. VALUABLE SAWMILL PLANT. To be sold Without Reserve On SATURDAY, JANUARY 23, At 12 o'clock. M' ARTIN, MAITLAND & CO. have received instructions from Messrs Ramsay & Laidlaw | to sell by auction (in consequence of a dissoluI tion of partnership) at their room?, Dee street, Invnrcargill, ; on the above date, the whole of their valuable Sawmill Plnnfc. nnmpris na— 1 20 H. P. Engine 1 Breaking-down Bench . 1 Breast do 1 Cross-cut do 1 Planing Machine 5 Trollies Tramways, &c, &c. 160 acres Freehold Land (open) 800 do First-class Timber, held under Government License, being a portion of the Seaward Bush, One Tree Point district. Also— A TEAM OF 10 WORKING BULLOCKS, With bows and yokes complete, to be sold in the Invercargill Sale Yards at half-past 12 o'clock the some day. WITHOUT RESERVE. Terms Cash. MARTIN, MAITLAND & CO., Auctioneers. ""SATURDAY, 23iu> JANUARY, At Galbraith's Yards. DRAUGHT STOCK, Ex "OMEO." MARTIN, MAITLAND & CO. will sell by auction, at Galbraith's Yards, at 1 o'clock on the above date, Mr Joseph Crosby's second shipment of "Valuable Draught Stock, just landed ex Omeo, from Melbourne, viz. :— Lot I—Bay Mare, MISS THOMAS, by Matchles?, out of a Tasmanian mare, bred by Mr Aitkin, of Victoria. Broken to all work. Lot 2— A pair of Bay Mares (full sisters), 4 and 5 years old, by Prince of Wales (imported) out of a Tasmanian mare. Broken to plough. Lot 3— Bay Mare, t yrs old, by Blackleg, imported dam, a pure bred Clydesdale, broken to lead. Lot 4— Dark Grey Filly, 3 yrs old, unbroken. Lot s— Dark Grey Colt, 4 yrs old, unbroken. Lot IS— Dark Grey Colt, 3 yrs old, unbroken. Lot 7— Bay C01t, "4 yrs old, by Lord Clyde, un. broken. Lot B— Grey Horse, 5 yrs old, bred in Tasmania, thoroughly broken to all work. Lot y — Bay Mare, ( J yrs old, broken to all kinds of harness. Lot 10— Bay Mare, 5 yrs old, thoroughly staunch and sound. Lot 11— Bay Thoroughbred Mare, 4 yrs old, bj The Peer, dam, a thoroughbred mare, imported from England. This is a very promising filly, and only just broken. ALSO, The well-known mare D ALL A WAY, with foal at foot by Rainbow. Also by instructions from Mr William Lawson, the whole of his VALUABLE STUD OF THOROUHBRED HORSES, viz. :— "LITTLE DAN," b ", 7 years old, by Bay Middleton, who is by Sir Hercules, out of Flora M' Ivor— by Emigraut, out of Cornelia.— Vide Stud Book. "Little Dan" is well known as one of the best Handicap Horses in Otngo. and is thoroughly sound. "TAF FRAIL," b m, 7 years old, by Leotard, out of Wetsail, Leotard" (imported) by Teddington ; dam, Kitty Cut-a-dash ; Wetsail by Sir Hercules ; dam, Spray by Donizetti.— Vide Stud Book. " Taffrail " is full sister to Foretop and Flying Jib, and has proved herself one of the smartest mares on the New Zealand Turf. ••FIRETAIL," b", aged, bred in New South Wales by Mr Lee, ' of Bathurst, is by Sir Hercules, out of Union I Jack's dam. " Firetail," imported, by F. Wentworth, Esq., is a splendidly bred horse, and a first class performer on the turf both in New South Wales and New Zealand. Also, 14 SPLENDID COLTS AND FILLIES J by " Maccaroni," "Thames," and " Tom King," all carefully handled. Amongst this lot will be found some very well matched buggy pairs. One first-class carriage just imported from Mcl» bourne. _. . ] Sale will commence at 1 o'clock sharp at Gal- | braitu's yard. de&[rable"stXtion prop"erty. For Absolute Sale. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, At 2 o'clock. MARTIN, MAITLAND & CO. have received instructions from R. W. Williams, Esq., to sell by public auction, at their Wool Stores, Dee street, Invercargill, that most desirable property known as THE GAP STATION, Comprising about AnA ACRES FREEHOLD r» Kf\f\ Do LEASEHOLD, under sspa\)O \J \) rate leases Together with the following stock, viz., about A AAA Very superior SHEEP, nearly all trUUU and J bred On A § and -J bred Lambs P p? RAMS, h bred Lincoln and Leicester OO and pure Lincoln and Leicester /- STATION HORSES X MILCH COWS Horse Dray, Implements, &c, &o For any person possessed of moderate capital this is one of the most desirable properties in Southland, as the carrying capabilities of the land are first class, and having everything necessary in the shape of working plant, besides being woll fenced and subdivided into convenient paddotks, can be worked at very little expense. ,-? For terms and full particulars, apply to MARTIN, MAITLAND & CO., Stock ard Station Agenta. ""CARPETS