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Southland Times, Issue 725, 18 September 1867, Page 3

Auction Sales and Notices SALE OF HORSES AT POMAHAKA, MATTHEW HAY has received instructions from Mr Pinkerton to Sell by Public .Auction, on the 18th September, 1867, at Papanui Station, the whole of his horaea, comprising — 1 Entire Coach Horse 10 quiet and useful Hacks 3 Three-year-old Colts 6 Two-year-old do - " 6 One do do do , 1 Yearling,, by Colonel The lot must be sold, aa Mr Pinkerton is leaving the Province. - ■ Pupanui, 30th August, 1867. > . '• IMPORTANT SALE OF USEFUL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE And Effects. THURSDAY, 19th SEPTEMBER. At Twelve o'clock. HE. OSBORNE ha 3 been instructed by • James Granger, Esq., who is leaving the Province, to sell by Auction, at his residence, Yarrow-street, East, (immediately behind the villa of James Harvey, Esq,, Spey-street), the whole of that gentleman's well selected Household Furniture, consisting of : — Loo and dining tables, couches, sofas, children's cots, carpets and rugs, fender and irons, window curtains, decanters and glasses, books, chest drawers, waahetands and ware, perambulators, time piece, oil paintings, single and double bedsteads, mattrasses, breakfast and dinner service, large filters, scale and weights, kitchen utensils, and a useful lot cf sundries. To be sold without Reserve, as Mr Granger leaves the Province by the first steamer. H. E. OSBORKE, Auctioneer/ :~ FOR THE BENEFIT OF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. THURSDAY, 19th SEPTEMBER, 12 sharp, In the Commercial Sale Rooms. 4 Bags Crystal Sugar, all faults 1 Case Drapery, all faults 1 Box Carpenter's tools, and sundries Terms cash. WILLIAM TODD, Auctioneer. SPRING CATTLE SALES At Peeling's Yabd3, WAiLACETOvrar. THURSDAY, 3rd OCTOBER, 1867, At noon. ITJILLIAM TODD, favored with instructions W from Mr R. B. Williams, will sell by PublioAuction — A very superior mob of 35 Head, comprising Daily Cows, guaranteed quiet, and in full milk, with Calves at foot, Heifers, Fat Cattle, and Horses. Terms at sale. HOURLY EXPECTED FROM MELBOURNE, CARGO OF HORSES Ex Omeo, Selected by Isaac Gidney, Esq., amongst which, are the celebrated Entire, "YOUNG REFORMER." "Young Reformer" was bred by Sykes, of Cranbourne; he is a rich grey horse, six years old ; stands seventeen hands high, with splendid bone and fine symmetry. He was g^t by the pure bred Clydesdale horae " Reformer," imported by Mr Rossiter, of Cranbourne, who took the first prize at the Port Philip Farmer's Society Show, Melbourne, three years in succession, and also took many local prizes. Dam a prize mare by old " Emperor" out of an imported mare. " Young Reformer" has proved himself a sure foal-getter ; he is docile, and a good worker. WM. TODD, Auctioneer. VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTIES FOR SALE. FRIDAY, 27th SEPTEMBER, 1867, At 12 noon. R BUCHANAN is instructed to Sell by , Public Auction, at his Mart, on the above date, the following desirable Freehold Properties : — - 1. Section 4, Block 11., Campbelltown Hundred, adjoining West's, containing 95 acreß, or thereby 2. section 3, Block XIII., New River Hundred, containing 115 acres, or thereby. This property has about 55 chains of ordinance Fencing on it. , 3. Section 3, Block 11., Winton Hundred, containing 80 acres, or thereby ; good land, part bush. 4. Subdivision of Section 5, Block LXXIILj Leet-street, invercargill, with two fourroomed cottages thereon. Terms at Sab. R. BUCHANAN, Auctioneer. FOR SALE OR TO LET. THE property of Norwood, lata the residence r pf H, law, Esq. U-v, Apply to :