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Otago Daily Times, Issue 255, 14 October 1862, Page 7

■ Stock. T\ ft IVE R, MACLEAN k CO., STOCK AND STATION SALESMEN DUNEDIN, N.Z., ' LIBERAL ADVANCES. MADE. *"-*'"* NOTICE. PROVINCIAL SALE YARDS. DRIVER, MACLEAN, k CO;, Hold SALES BY AUCTION At the above Yards, daily, at 12 o'clock sharp, HORSES, WORKING BULLOCKS, DAIRY CATTLE, kc, kc. FAT STOCK sold any day as may be arranged. DRIVER. MACLEAN, fc CO. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. To Squatters, Sheep Breeders, Farmevs, Dealers; and Others. Important Sale of Rambouillet and Saxony Rams and Ewes from the Best Flocks in Victoria. DRIVER, MACLEAN & CO. are favored with instructions from Henry. Beattie, Esq., to sell by auction on an early day, of which due notice will be given. The following lots of very choice pure-bred Rambouillet and irtxixiy rains and ewes :— 1G two-toothed Rambouillet rams 73 do do Saxony do 160 do do pure merino do 50 do do Saxony do ICO do do Saxony do 140 do do pure merino do lßfl four and six-toothed pure merino do S3OO two toothed pure merino ewes (bred by John BpII, E«q , at Warrambeen). The above sheep have been selected with great care by Mr Beattie from the flocks of the following celebrated breeders, Messrs Wm. Degraves and Co., Coliban Park, Thomas Austin, Esq., Barwon Park, John Bell, Fsq., Warrambeen, and Messrs GI. and A. Chenery, Devil's River. Pedigrees and further particulars in future ad-' vertisements. TUESDAY, 14th OCTOBER, At 12 o'clock. PROVINCIAL SALE YARDS. Horses ! First-class Draught Horses!! Ex JAPANESE, from Melbourne. DRIVKR, MACLEAN, & CO. are favored with instructions from Messrs. Scott and Reid to aell by nuctlon, at the above Yards, on Tuesday, the 14th mat., at 12 o'clock sharp, without the slightest reserve, ■-,-.-. 40 Very superior Heavy Draught Horses and Mares, all young, sound, and in splendid condition. Also,— • • A First-class Draught Entire Horse—particulars' of which can be had of the Auctioneers. . . — .— .j. WEDNESDAY, 22nd OCTOBER, RIVER BANK,~WEST TAIERI. DAIRY COWS AND HEIFERS. DRIVER, MACLEAN and CO. will sell by auc tion nt the above-mentioned places, by permission of Mr Alex. Itennie, on Wednesday, 22nd October, immediately after his sale, 20 splendid dairy cows, with calves at foot, and springing Also, 20 very fine heifers, all in calf. All in good condition, and to be sold - Without Reserve. WEDNESDAY, 22nd OCTOBER, f. At 12 o'clock. RIVER BANK, WEST TAIERI. DAIRY CATTLE, HORSES, WORKING BULLOCKS, FARMING IMPLEMENTS. &c, kc. DRIVER, MACLEAN and CO. are favoured with instructions from Alex. Rennie, Esq., to Bell by auction at his farm West Taieri, on Wednesday, the 22nd inst., at 12 o'clock sharp, without the slightest reserve, The following stock, &c.— 60 head quiet well-bred dairy cattle, principally cows, with calves at foot, and springing horses nnd mares, suitable for all purposes 8 working bullocks, with dray, &c, complete 15 to 20 very fine pigs Threshing machine, drays, ploughs And A large number of sundries, too numerous to mention And (unless previously disposed of by private contract) JO tons first-class hay. Terms at sale. Luncheon provided. CATTLE FOR SAvE A fine mob of 500 quiet cattle, running near the Mataura. Apply to DALGETY, RATTRAY & CO ENTIRE HORSE, NUGGET, for Sale, expected by Omeo, from Victoria, meantime apply J. L. and C. Burke, Princes-street. AUSTRALIAN BREEDING EWES. THE undersigned are prepared to ' cou tract now for the delivery in November, December, and January next of First Class Australian Merino. Maiden Ewes, two or four-toothed, to be brought over by Steamer to Bluff, Port Chalmers, or Moeraki. Apply to Messrs. Dalgety, Rattray, k Co.<- Dunedin. THOMPSON & CRISP. Melbourne, llth April, 1862 "p O R S A L E 1.50 head Mixed Cattle, delivered at Oamaru Timaru. Apply to H. J. LECREN, Timaru. FOR SALE nt Mosgeil, East Taieri, a Young Draught Horse, rising four. A splendid turning lathe and tools, quite new; a beautiful set of fire pump?, quite new; vertical and circular saw machinery, quite new, arrangements can be made for the erection iv Mosgiel Bush. Apply to . , A. j;. BURNS. mO S-T AND THIS SEASON At the Tokomairiro Hotel, the Prize Horse, WARWICK. Terms £i 4s. Padddocks for Mares Provided. ' JAMES GOODALL WILL STAND THIS SEASON AT OAMARU, The Entire Clydesdale Horse "CHAMPION." CHAMPION was bred by tbe late John Wilmore. Esq., Kinlet; was got by the late Mr. H, • Gee s horse " Champion.'* His dairi, "Wilmore's Blossom," "Blossom's dam "Lincolnshire Flower; " Blossom " was got by " Old Lincoln." " Lincoln" and "Flower" were both imported by the late Dr Wilmore, which makes " Champion» one of the ! Purest Cart Stallions in the Colony. Terms: £B.—Grooms Fee, 55., to be paid at the ' first service. One mare in six, belonging to any bona <rf« owner, will be served free of charge. MARK NOBLE. ■ September 15, 1862. • ' - ' immmmmmmmammmmmmmmmmßmmsmmmmamamKmmm^mmmm Miß3ing, Friendß. GEORGE WALKER, who left his home in i n . vercargill, Southland, N. Z., on the 7th of April, 1862, is requested to return hpme, ortocom- • • municate immediately with his" wife, Mrs. Gkobox Walker, Invercargill. ,„ The above, who is an Englishman (from Staffordshire), is about fifty years of ape: in'appearance rather corpulent—large grey bushy whiskers and moustache-— bald forehead-"and has a very slight halt in his walk. When last heard of, was about leaving Dunedin for Christchurch. '. '- Any information regarding the person above de ■ scribed will be thankfully received by his wife, Mrs. Gbobg* Walker, Invercargill, Southland* .