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Otago Daily Times, Issue 292, 26 November 1862, Page 3

Stock. * THIS DAY, WEDNESDAY, 26th NOVEMBER. At 12 o'clock. ' PROVINCIAL SALE YARDS. HACKNEYS I FIRST-CLASS HACKNEYS ! J Ex OMEO, from Melbourne. DRIVER, MACLEA"F& CO. are favored with instructions from Messrs Bell aud Clurnside, to ffi orTi a.urt f lon.^ the above Yards, on Wednesday, the 26th inst., at 12 o'clock, without the slightest reserve, b 10 Very Superior Weidit-carrying Hackneys - all m splendid condition. THIS DAY. WEDNESDAY, 20th NOVEMBER, Provincial Sale Yards. FAT CATTLE. FAT CATTLE. . From Gipps Land. DRIVER, MACLEAN and CO, have receivfd instructions from the importers, Messrs. King and Co., of Gipps Land, to sell by auction, at the above -Yards, on Wednesday, the ' 26th ing;., at 2 o'clock, sharp:— FIFTY splendid FAT BULLOCKS, very prime, heavy weights. The above cattle are now landing, ex Helen S. Page, from Giuyis Laud, in splendid condition, after a passage of only seven days. They have been carefully selected from one of the best herds in Gipps Land, and are, without exception, the best lot of cattle ever landed iv Otago. THURSDAY, Bih JANUARY,~IB6*3~ SHEEP STATION FOR SALE. DRIVER, MACLEAN, and CO. are favored with instructions from George Peel, Esq to sell by auction, in the Long Room, Provincial Hotel, Dunedm, on Thursday, the Bth January next, at two o clock p.m., The Waikawa Station on the Mataura, comprising 25,000 acres of well-grassed, good fattening country. Together with 1,200 very fine young ewes, with Lambs two months old 82 rams 13 head cattle, including two harness bullocks ■Suflicient stores for four men for six months And all tools and implements that are required on a station, Improvements— Two good huts and store One large stockyard One small do, with milking shed Cultivation paddock And good garden, well stocked with fruit tree*. Further particulars as io terms, kc, can be had by applying to the auctioneers. PROVINCIAL SALE YARDS. ' THURSDAY, 27th NOVEMBER. To Com Dealers, Publicans, Draymen, and Stablemen. DRIVER, MACLEAN anel CO. will sell by auction, at the Provincial Sale Yards, on Thursday, 2/th instant, at twelve o'clock, 800 bushels Tasmanian oats 300 do Califomian do 400 do whole maize 800 elo cracked elo 120 casks Barclay's Stout, bottled by Morice Cox and 00, 4 dozen, quarts. The whole of the above are guaranteed sound, and will be sold in small parcels to suit purchasers. Terms at-sale. ATT LE . CATTLE. CATTLE^ Ex Valiant, from Wellington. 56 Head of very superior Cattle. Immediate delivery can be given. For particulars apply to DRIVER, MACLEAN and CO. CATTLE. CATTLE. CATTLE. "' Ex LOMBARD FROM WELLINGTON. 90 HEAD of splendid well bred mixed cattle, a O portion of which are fit for the butcher. Immediate delivery can be given. For particulars apply to DRIVER, MACLEAN and CO. H^ORSES FOR SALE ~f_At VAUSE'S WHITE HORSE HOTEL, Tokomairiro, On Monday, Ist of December next, 10 Horses from 4to 6 years old, fit for saeldle or pack, warranted quiet and in good condition. Price £30 each. FOR Sale, a splendid Pack Horse. Apply Golden Age, Stafford-street. «i^M»^».i i>al iwffi»«;ih^ff^i^iii,M,iffp l ii^iii»v^ tfw^,JJUM „ T ,, ||l!llßaa^ Business NoticeDMINISTRATION OF JUSTlCE^TheComunttee for the preparation of resolutions to be submitted to a public meeting "to consider the manner in which jus<ice is administered iv the Supreme Court at Dunedin,'' is requested to meet on Thursday Evening, 27th inst., at 8 o'clock precisely, at Moir's Hotel, Manse-street. NOTICE. Beaumauris Estate. MR. S. G. ISAACS having settled with Mr. E. De Carle, all parti e3 who have purchased property in the above s a arc requested to pay up whatever amount may outstanding, and those that have acceptances overdue are also requested to settle for same, or their allotn. Nts will be resold at tlieir risk, including all expene incurred thereby. SUPREME COURT. LUHNING V. M'LACHLAN. THIS Case having been settled, the Special Jurors summoned therein, are discharged from attendance. ROBT. CHAPMAN, Registrar. Supreme Court Office, Dunedin, ! 25th November, 1862. NEW ZEALAND FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY. Capital, £250,000. Otago Office, Victoria Chambers, Manse-street. Policies in either branch can be obtained without delay. E, CHALMER, Agent. NOTICE is Hereby Given that a Meeting of the High, or Second Ward of the City of Dunedin, will bs held in Moir's Hotel, Mansestreet, on Thursday. 27th inst., at Seven o'clock p m., for the purpose of Proposing Three Fit and Proper Persons to Stand as Candidates for tbe Town Board. CLAREMONT HOUSE, ' Murray Place, Bell Hill. ESTABLISHMENT for Young Ladies, conducted by Mrs Wurm. Boarders 50 Guineas per annum. Day pupils 3 „ per quarter. Prospectus on application. A MEETING of Ratepayers of No. 2 Ward wii be held at Martin's Hotel, Stafford-street, on Thursday evening, at 8 o'clock, for the purpose of [ selecting Candidates to represent the Ward. FIRE in George-street.—lf the Party who took a Coat in mistake, after, the fire, from the care of a woman at the back of the stables, will return" the same, together with a pocket-book, which was in it, to Mr R. Wilson; Stafford-street; or Mr Osier, R«rai George stables, he will be rewarded. N B.—The papers are of no use to any one but the owner. O A REWARD.—Strayed from Dunedin, and sup--30 t posed to be about the .Taieri Ferry, 1 White Cow, red ears, branded j± in diamond, off rump; 4, near ribs; AD near rump; and a Black and White Steer, branded WC on hip. A reward of £2 per head will be paid to any party givingsuch information to: Mr Murphy, Shamrock Hotel, Dunedin, as will lea^f to the recovery of the ftk°T^ffiffi^ w^ ' j-irS,-, T7IOUND—In the Presbyterian Cemetery, a small JD parcel. containing the Portrait of a Lady, and a sum of money, the Owner may have the same on application to Andrew Anderson, at the Cemetery. THREE POUNDS REWARD.-^Lost or Strayed from Richmond Hill, on the 17th instant, a dark chestnut Mare, branded HO near shoulder, T on off shoulder, white spot oh face, short tail, with a rope round her neck. Whoever wRI deliver the same to James Thomson, Richmond Hill, Dunedin, will r«« cfi?* ftboTe reward*