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Southland Times, Issue 729, 27 September 1867, Page 3

Auction Sales and Notices THIS DAY, - VALUABLE FREEHOLD PEOPEETIES FOE SALE. . 1, FEIDAY, 27th SEPTEMBEE, 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 IT., Campbelltown Hundred, adioining West's, containing 95 acres, or thereby /; 2. section 3, Block XLTL, 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 LXXIH., Lee t- street, Invercargill, with two fou» roomed cottages thereon. '. Terms at Sal 9 R. BUCHANAN, Auctioneer. Esk-street. FOE SALE OE TO LET. 'T^HE property of Norwood, late the residence JL of H. Law, Esq. Apply to R. BUCHANAN, . Esk-street. i HorsesrpHE UNDERSIGNED wishes to inform J- Squatters, Farmers, and Breeders of Horses, that he has just returned from Tasmania by the " Omeo " with a few choice Mares, Entire horse, &c, which are now open for inspection at Royal George Livery Stables, Dee-street ; and which, if not sold by private contract, will be submitted to public competition on Saturday, the 28th inst. A fair trial of any Horse will be given. The lot consists of 1. — Brown mare, "Flower,', 5 years (heavy in foal to "Lincolnshire Hero." 2. — Chestnut mare, "Darby," 6 years* 3. — Chestnut mare, " Dolly," 6 years, (both in foal to " Sir Colin Campbell." 3. — Grey Gelding, "Turpin," 5 years, splendid worker. Also the Entire Horse, "YOUNG CLYDE." Young Clyde" by ."-Old Clyde ;?'- dam r " Flower," by " Champion ;" grand-dam, imported mare — was bred in Tasmania by James Griffin, Esq., is 5 years old. a rich dappled Bay ; stands 16£ hands high ; has fine flat bone ; very muscular, with superior action, and exceedingly quiet temper, is staunch in harness, and guaranteed a sure foal getter. " Old Clyde" imported into Tasmania from Scotland by R. Q. Kermode, Esq., was winner of eleven first prizes in Scotland, against all comers, acknowledged by competent judges to be the best Clydesdale ever imported into Tasmania. Dam, " Flower," by celebrated imported horse, " Champion." Granddam, "Rose," imported into Tasmania by Dr Wilmore, the breeder of the finest horses in that colony. HENRY BURROWS. Invercargill, Sept. 24th, 1867. npO STAND THIS SEASON AT ■ . Gt. PEINTZ'S STATION, Bttewood. The Thorough-bred imported Entire, «.Y OUN Gt PA N I C.' # Yotog Panic — by " Panic " (imparted) , out of "Lady of the Lake," by " Conrad j" dam by " Peter Finn," out of an imported Arab Mare. "Panic," by "Alarm;" Ms dam by "Melbourne," out of "Birthday," by '"Pantaloon;" out of "Honoria;" by "Camel." " Panic," the Sire of " ioung Panic," is. one of the best performers on the. Victorian Turf, being the winner of the Launceston Champion Race of 1865, and of several fast races in Victoria. For other particulars see Viotorian Ruff's Guide. O "Young Panic" is a rich brown, with black points ; stands 15fc hands high ; is four years old, and of good temper. TERMS: FOUR GUINEAS. A large paddock is provided free of charge, containing 5000 acres, Becurely fenced, well grassed and watered. Every care taken, but without responsibility. All charges to be paid before removal of mares. Mares left at Prince of Wales Hotel, Inver* cargill, will be forwarded to the station. rpO STAND THIS SEASON AT • HEDDON BUSH STATION, The Thorough-bred entire horse «B E N D I & O.'* ' ISSKSt ■■•'.-■■ £8 lQa for each mare i one in five given in, Large paddook provided free, of charge i every cat* taken but is®. j*Bpoasibijit£ | *U (m pt^