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Otago Daily Times, Issue 267, 28 October 1862, Page 3

Stock. j? ° r s T ==irnrT 1 000 IU WETHERS, the pick o n„'»X '-ii ' ' ™"nm& °u a Station nea Oamaru ; will average 551 hs. "* Apply to j DALGETY, RATTRAY ie CO. \ CCLIMATISe"B EWES FOR SALE.--Ift Oft OTA G,° ,E WES ' none broken tfcl/l/v mouthed. DALGETY, RATTRAY, k CO. PURE BRED SAXONY Ra"ms.~~"" "~ FOR SALE,-10 pure bred baxony Rams, imported in Oliver Cromwell, selected on the Continent by a well-known Otago jud?e. DALGETY, RATTRAY k CO. gT A T I 0 N F0 R ~~S~T LE. Rim, 23,000 Acres, with 3,000 Ewes, 1,500 Wethers, 1,500 old Lambs, and all necesS - sary improvements. Apply to . . DALGETY, RATTRAY & CO. A MOB OF CATTLE FOR SALE. FIN E mob of well-bred Cattle, numbering about the P SeeU °Q a Station in tl,e northern part i Apply to j DALGETY, RATTRAY and CO. !QA T T l~e Fo~r sTTiT 1 Oam^u^^^^ 11"1^611 y°Ung Cattle rnnnin S near Apply to DALGETTf, RATTRAY and CQ, F A T C A T T L E ' FOR SALE. 100 O^mifm FUt Cattle> rUllUin" neftr Applv to DALGETI', RATTRAY, & CO., ___^___ Dunedin. T AUSTRALIAN BREEDING EWES. HL under.sigued are prepared to contract now for. the delivery in November, December, and January next or lujut Class Austxiahak MeVso Maidkn Ewes, two or four-toothed, to be htwdit over by-bteauier to Bluff, Port Chalmers, or Moeraki Apply to-Messrs. Dalgety, Rattray, & Co., Dunediu THOMPSON & CRISP Melbourne. 11th .April. 1862 *^«>i. WILL SERVE MARES THIS SEASON IN TOKOMAIRIRO, The Entire Hor.«f> YOUNG MATCHLESS. YOUNG MATCHLESS, bred by Robert Gibson, J Em., of Carnboek, Tasmania, is one of the first got of Cnas. Faman's horse Matchless, which h, and has been, the best Draught Howe on the Launceston side ofTasmania, ever Mice he w.-is imported bv Mr John Dyer, m 1353, havin- carried off the l-WPriz* at all biiows at which he has been allowed to compete. _ Young Matchless stands seventeen hands high, with immense bone and muscle, and « unsurpassed as a. worker, being remarkably cjuiet and tractable, with at first-rate pluck and action. Tcrms-Kor each marc, LG 10s, to be paid on or before the 15th February; groom's fee. ss, to be paid first service of mare. m, .'. rtt „., ROBERT MACKIE. ■ Tokomairiro, Oct. 16th, 1862. J ° R SAL E, 150 head Mixed Cattle, delivered at Oamaru Timaru. Apply to H. J. LECREN, Timaru. QQ PATTING AGENCY.-Wc arc prepared to KJ undertake the General Agency of Stockholder aud to make liberal advances on produce i oisi-;; , d to London, and. on approved Stock and Station l^ a \- ties. MORISON, LAW, & CO., Walker-street. THE Undersigned are prepared to execute Orders forthe Purchase of SHEEP and CATTLE iu Victoria, for delivery in Otago and Southland. MORISON, LAW, k CO. • g H E E P FOR S A L E.----2 00.0 F^LL-MOUTH EWES, well bred 2000 TWO"TOOTH WETHERS, Delivered'at Oamaru, in January. CARGILL & CO. TO STAND THIS SEASON, at the Commercial Horse Bazaar, Dunediu, the thoroughbred FLYING DUTCHMAN. Flying Dutchman is a brown horse by Jersey (imported to Tasmania), by Bay Middleton, winner of the I Derby at Epsom, lb'36. Jersey (imported to Tasmania), by Buzzard, by Blacklock, dam Cobweb, winner of the Oaks at Ensom, 1824. See Stud Book. l Terms, L5 ss; groomage included. DONALD STRONACH. CART STALLIONS FOR SALE.—Hourly expected to arrive by the " Picard," from Hobart Town, ''Young Clydesdale," 17 hands high, 3 years old, by Clydesdale, imported from Scotland to Tasmania, by R. Q. Kermode, M.L.A., of Mona Vale "m I*^- "p^mpiori/' 17 Ws high, 4 years old, by Champion. The above horses are quiet and staunch in harness. These valuable horaes were bred upon, the estate of the late Benjamin Home Esq., of Ross, whose reputation for producing good stock requires no comment. Also for sale the firstclass racehorse " Gohanah," by Gohanah, outof Dido, and a winner in Tasmania, of which certificates can be shown from James Lord, Esq., and W.'W IL Mence. For further particulars and terms annlv to Samuel Inder, Shamrock Hotel. . ■ " J T°"SW ?- ,is ? ea£°S' itthe Grange, Tokomairiro, the Entire Suffolk Punch PLOUGHBOY. Ploughboy is a fine upstanding horse 17 handilngh, with-clean flat bone, good quarters and compact ! body, is good tempered and quirt in harness. Terms—Ls ss, payable as follows: £3 5s at the tune the mare is brought; and £2 when she proves in foal. \ Paddocks provided for mares, but no responsibility incurred. _ Apply toi the Groom, at the Grange (opposite Goodall's old hotel); or to Mr Dewe, the drove, Tokomairiro. ' •m:0 STAND THIS SEASON, , At the Tokomairiro Hotel, the Prize Horse. W A R W I C K. Terms £± 4s# Padddocks for Mares Provided. JAMES GOODALL. TO STAND THIS SEASON. AT M ft ß. HFPKINSON'S MOERAKI. : The Thoroughbred Horse, F L Y;i N G DUTCHMAN. F" LYING! DUTCHMAN^ Jersey; dam by bay Middleton, winner oi the Derby at Epsom, 1836. Jersey, (imported to Tasmania) by Buzzard^ by Blacklock; Dam, Cobweb, winner of the Oaks at Epsom. 1824. See Stud Book;It will be;seen by tbe above thafc Flying Dutchman is one of the best bred horses in the Colonies, anu for bone and symmetry cannot be su paired. Terms, £5 ss, including gr iomage. TOT STAND fHTS SEASON, At Seaward Downs, Mataura. THE pure IMPORTED HORSE. EG LIN TON. • ? ■ Terms: £8 Bs. each mare, to De paid before delivery;- '; one in five allowed to bona fide owners.' ■_ •. - <.'.-j . < .-..Two securely-fenced Paddocks of lOOOacres'each• provided for? mares, and every-care'taken, but with- .- "out responsibility. . ~ - '* .' * .«-•'•'- .-*' After the; season, one shillinepper week willl be ' charged for eachauweleft for.agistmerit; • ■•••>. ■ ' r J _ JOHN MORTON, Uanas«v