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Southland Times, Issue 596, 26 November 1866, Page 3

Sheep for Sale SHEEP tOU SALE. THHE Undersigned have the following SHBJEP 1 FOR SALE:— QAA Two-tooth RAMS, bred at their BenQ\J\J more Station from Rambouulet Bum (imported by them in 1863), and first-class Now Zealand EWES. Price; £5 each. These Sheep are much admired for frame and fpr value_ of fleece. Their wool is a first-class combing quality, and 1000 of these sheep have been already diipoßed of by private sale: O IK (\ Two-tooth RAMS, bred at the Manuherikia Station from Degraves' Colonial French Merino Rams and selected Ewei bred in Otago. Price, £3 10s each. Theie Sheep have strong frames and a good constitution ; and combined with closeness have a very long staple. •j AA Four-tooth RAMS, bred from John XULf Bell's (Warrambeen) Rams and Sydney Eweß. Price, £3 each. These Sheep are very compact, and are well covered with combing wooL .'..■' Also, AA A A Eight - tooth EWES. Good 4UI)U mouths. • QAAA EWE and WETHER HOGGETS OU U U — equal seieB — 16 monthß old. Delivery to be given at the yards, Galloway Station, or Teviot Ferry, according to agreement, in Fabruary or March next. " CAMPBELL & LOW. Galloway Station, Manuherikia, 13th Nov., 1866. Wool, *c. - THE undersigned are Cash Buyers of WOOL or will give liberal advances on the same consigned to their friends, Messrs Dalgety, De Croz and Co., in London, or Dalgety, Blackwood and Co., in Melbourne. They are also prepared to make advances on Stock and Stations ; and on Stock placed in theii hands for sale. Station Stores supplied. DALGETY, RATTRAY & CO., Dunedin and Invercargill, rnHE UNDERSIGNED are CASH BUYERS of WOOL, or will give Liberal Advances on the same consigned to their friend, Mr Robert Whittingham, in London; orWhittingham Bros., in Melbourne. . ; Station Stohks Supplied. WHITTINGHAM BEOS., RIVERTON. NOTICE. THE undersigned is a buyer of Hides, Sheepskins and Greasy Wool.— Highest prices W. B. KINGSWELL, Fellmonger, Bluff Road. "WOOL. mHE Undersigned are Cash Buyers of Wool, -*- and are prepared to make liberal Cash advances on Wool consigned to their friends in London, Messrs Potter, Wilson & Co. Woolpacks and all Station Stores always on hand. COCHRAN, GRANGER & BLACKWOOD. advances upon wool stations and stock: rpHE Undersigned are prepared to make liberal J- cash advances upon Wool consigned to thei* friends in London, Messrs Potter, Wilson and Co. They are cash buyers of Wool. They are also prepared to make favorable arrangements for advancing upon Stations and Stock. GEORGE GRAY RUSSELL & Co., Dunedin and Timaru. mHE UNDERSIGNED are BUYERS oi WOOL, and will Advance liberally upon Clips shipped through them to their Correspondents in London, Messrs Redfern, Ajsxanderjmd Co., CALDER, BLACKLOCK & CO., 6th November, 1866. aOLDSBOKOUGKH'S WOOL WAEEHOTTSES MaiißOTraNß, sth Qet., 1866. TTTE have pleasure in directing your attention VV to the notice at foot, from which you will peiceive that with a view of inducing the Settlers to test this market, an important' alteration has been made in the scale of charges on- Wools not sold. It is anticipated that there will be great competition at the Melbourne Sales this year, buyers having already large orders in hand, to which the next English Mail will no doubt brtig considerable additions ; from this we feel confident that you will have no reason to regret realising at Colonial rates, whilst, should a satisfactory price fail to be obtained, the expenses incurred will be very trifling. For Shipment, we can offer many inducements, and shall be glad to treat liberally with you, in the event of your deciding to try the Home Market. The advantages we can offer are important, andean be ascertained on application; meantime, hoping to be favored with a share of your support, and assuring you of our most careful endeavors to merit it.— We remain, dear Sir, your obedient servants, ! R. GOLDSBROUGH & CO., Wool Brokers, Stock and StatioVAgents. " The undersigned beg to inform the Wool Growers, that, with a view of affording every facility for the sale of their clips in Melbourne, they have determined on making the following alteration in the Scale of Charges on Wool not sold. " In future, when clips are sent in for sale, and ! a satisfactory price is not obtainable, the total 1 charge made will be only ONE SHILLING per | Bale, free on board ship. « This small nominal charge will thus includa Warehousing, Weighing, Storage, Insurance while? in Store, cartage and Lighterage to the Bay." R. GOLDSBROTTGH &,' CO. W. WILSON BOWES, HAiaas*. (For the L. and A -.A. Co., LimiicAf) CUNINGHAM & JIACREDIE. V Melbourne, 2nd October, 1866.