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Otago Daily Times, Issue 266, 27 October 1862, Page 3

■____ Stoci. R 1 O It S A L E . 1 000 ?il WETHERS, the pick o -LjVV/v ,3,500, running on a Station, nea Oatnaru ; will average 551 bs. Apply to , DALGKTY, KATTRA.Y & CO. A CCL[MATISED EWES FOit SALE.— JCJL 100 A OTAGO E^ES, none broken TUI/U mouthed. _____ DALGETY, RATTRAY, & CO. PURE BRED SAXoWItAVisT"1 FOR SALE, 10 pure bred Laxony Rams, imported in Oliver Cromwell, selected on the Continent by a well-known Otago judge. DAHjE'I% RATTRAI' & CO. Ct TAT IO N FOR S ALE. Hun, 23,000 Acres, wvth 3,000 Ewe*, 1,500 Wethers, 1,500 old Lambs, and all neceaj sary improvements. Apply to DALGETY, RATTRAY & CO. MOB OF CATTLE FOR SALS. A FINE mob of -.veil-bred Cattle, numbering about ■ -OL 500, to be seen on a Station in the northern part the Province. Apply to DALGETY, RATTRAY and CO. QA• T T L~le FO It SALE. 250 head of well-bred young cattle ruunine near Oanaaru Apply to DALGKTTY, RATTRAY and CO. P A T C A T T L IS, FOR SALE. lOn HEAD Fat Cattle, running near l\J\J Oainaru, Apply to DALGETY, RATTRAY, & CO., Dtuie'lin. |ji o i i I E T, 100 head Mixed Cattle, delivered at Oamaru Timaru. Apply to 11. J. LECRVN, Tiinaru. SQQATTIA'G AGENCY—We arc prepared to undertake the General Agency of SiocituoLiers, ami to make liberal advances on produce con.>ujuod to Lyndon, and on approved .Stock and Station securities. MORISON, LAW, & CO., Walker-street. FTIHE Undersigned are prepared to execute Orders JL for the Purchase of SiiiiliP and CATTLE in Victoria, for delivery in Otas;o and Southland. MOiUSON, LAW, & CO. O H E E P FOE S A L E.— ?000 FULL-MOUTH EWES, well bred 2 ' I 00 TW°-TOOTn WETHERS. Deliveredjvt Oamaru, in Jauuary. CARGJLL & CO. nnO STAND THIS SEASON, at the Commercial X Horse Bazaar, Duuediu, the thoroughbred, horse FLYING DUTCHMAN. Flying Dutchman is a brown horse by Jersey (im- • ported to Tasmania), by Bay Middleton, winner of the • Derby at Epsom, 1&50. Jer.sey (imi)orted to Tasmania), by Buzzard, by Blacklock, dam Cotnveb, winner of the Oaks at Epgom, 182 i. Sec Stud Book. Terms, L 5 ss ; grooiua^e iucludf-d. JDUiNALD STRONACH. CART STALLIONS FOR SALE.—Hourly expected to arrive by the '* Picard," ii-om Hobart Town, "Young Clydesdale," 17 hands higli,'i years old, by Clydesdale, imported from Scotland to Tasmania, by It. Q. Kermode, M.L.A., oi Mona Vale, near iloss. "Champion,'' 17 Imnds hi^ii, -i years old, by Champion. The above horses aro quiet and staunch iv harness. Theso valuable hor.se* wcr bred upon the estate of the late Benjamin Horna Efcq., of Ross, whose reputation for producing jrood stock requires no commeiit. Also for sale tiie iir.->t-class racehorse '• Gohanah." by (iolianah, out of Uido, and a winner in. Tasmaaia, of which certiacntes can be shown frooi James Lord, iisj., aud W. W. 11. Mence. For further particulai-s aud terms apply to Samuel Inder, Shamrock Hotel. TO Stand this Season, at the Grange. Tokomaiiiro, the Entire Suffolk Punch PLOUGHBOY. Ploughboy is a fine upstanding horse 17 handi high, wiih clean flat bone, good quarters and compact body, is good tempered and quiit in harness. w Terms—Ls- ss, payable as follows: £.3 5s at the time the mare is brought; and £2 wnen she proves in foal. ' Paddocks provided for mares, but no responsibility incurred. Apply to the Groom, at the Grange (opposito Goodah's old hotel); or to Mr Dewe, the Grove, Tokomairiro. ;mO STAND THIS SEASON^ | JL At the Tokomairiro Hotel, the Prize Horse, WARWICK. Terms £i 4 8 . Pudddocks for Mares Provided. JAMES GJODALL. WILL SERVE MARES THIS SEASON IN TOKOMAIIURO, The Entire Horse YOOJVG MATCHLESS. 'YOUNG MATCHLESS, bred by Robert Gibson X iisq., of Carnbock, Tasmania, is one of the first got of Chas. Faman's horse Matchless, which, is, aud has been, the best Draught Hor.se on the Launceston side of Tasmania, ever since lie was imported by Mr John Dyer, in 1858, having carried off the First Prize at all Suowsat which he has been allowed to compete. Young Matchless stands seventeen hands high, with immense bone and muscle, and is unsurpassed as a, worker, being remarkably quiet and tractable, with at first-rate pluck and action. Terms—For each mare, LG 103, to be paid oa or before the 15th February; groom's fee, 53, to be puid first service of mare. ROBERT MACKIE. Tokomairiro, Oct. 16tb, 1862. TO STAND THIS SEASON. A T M.R. HOPK IN S O N'S, MOERAKI. The Thoroughbred Horse, FLYING DUTCHMAN. FLYING DUTCHMAN, by Jersey; dam by bay Middleton, winner of the Deroy at Epsom, 1836.. Jersey, (imported to Tasmania j by Buzzard, by Blacklock; Dam, Cobweb, winner of tue Oaks at Epsom. 1824. See Stud Book. It; will be seen by the above that Flying Dutchman is one of the best bred horses in the Colonies, and for bone and symmetry cannot be surpassed. Terms, £5 s:s, including groomage. Board and Eesidence. MILNE HOUSE, off George street,—two or * three gentlemen can be accommodated witn board and residence in a private family. Mr Sutherland, grocer, next door York Hotel, will pohit out . tile house. PRIVATE BOARD and RESIDENCE at Miss Cowen's, a little above Martini Hotel, btaffordstreet. ABBEYLEIX HOUSE. "PRIVATE Family Hotel and Boaniing EstablishJL . menL The bes 1 accommodation, and the best - - table in Dunedin. Terms moderate. TWO Gentlemen may meet with, comfortable , Home, in private family. Apply Mr. Learmont, Storekeeper, George-street^ . j. .■• ~■ .«. fTVWO Gentlemen can be received into a private X family;" Terms for board and'refcictenceVmclud-''" ■niK washing, £2 fis per week. Address. B. B: ' offict of this paper. >•*■'.