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Southland Times, Issue 866, 16 December 1867, Page 1

Auctions LET SOUTHLAND FLOUEISH!! PEIZE CATTLE, HOESES, SHEEP, PIGS, FAEMING IMPLEMENTS, Ac, &c. FEIDAY, 20th DECEMBEE, 3867 (The day following the Agricultural Show). 117ILLIAM TODD, favored with instructions, '* * will Sell by Public Auction, at the SHOW YARDS, Tay-street, on the above date, Prize Cattle, Draught and Thoroughbred Horses, Sheep, Pigs, Farming Implements, &c, &c. Sale will begin at Twelve o'clock sharp. Squatters, Farmers, and others interested in the welfare of Southland, will find at this particular sale the gems of the Province. Parties who have not yet entered their Stock with the Auctioneer aye requested to do so as early as possible, so that Catalogues may be prepared at once. WILLIAM TODD, Auctioneer. SHOW ! SHOW ! ! SHOW ! ! ! FRIDAY, 20th DECEMBER, AT NOON. (The Day following the Show.) WILLIAM TODD, favored with instructions from Mr Win. Fraser (sole contractor for the erections), will Sell by Public Auction, on the Ground, the whole of the Timber and Iron Work used in Show Yards, comprising — Booth and Fittings — 14 Swing Gates for enclosures of Paddocks — 234 Sheep Hurdles 80 Cattle and Horse Stalls. Together with a quantity of Native Timber, too numerous to particularise. — Terms at Sale. BY AUCTION, AT EIVEETON, ON TUESDAY, 21st JANUAEY, 1868. [ J SURMAN has received instructions from . War. D.G. Wood, Esq., to Sell by Auction, at his residence, Woodville (one mile from Riverton), at 12 o'clock on Tuesday, 21st January next, the whole of his valuable flock of imported PURE LEICESTER SHEEP, consisting of 900 EWES EAMS I 9O LAMBS These Sheep are from the well-known flock of Win. Field, Esq.. of Tasmania, by pure Leicesters imported by him from England, and were selected personally by the owner. Also, 2 HEAVY DRAUGHT HORSES and HARNESS. OAAA BUSHELS OATS, PLOUGHS, &i\jVj\j HARROWS, DRAYS, &c, &c. Also, The whole of that valuable Estate having two miles frontage on the Jacob's River, and containing about 800 acres of Land, well fenced and divided into three paddocks, with other improvements, and a good bush, known as Sections No. 38, 39, and 39, 40, 41; 42, 43, 44 and 45, Block 111., Jacob's River Hundred. Also, That valuable Farm, containing 112 acres, adjoining the above, nearly all fenced, has a good four-roomed House, Shed, Garden, English Grass Paddock, and other improvements. Also, At same time and place, a 4-horse-power Thrashing Machine and two Draught Horses. Terms at Sale. JAMES SURMAN, Auctioneer. Amusements HPHEATEE EOYAL. Proprietor A. H. Puettelkow. A GBAND AMATEUR DRAMATIC PERFORMANCE, In aid of the funds of the LADIES' BENEVOLENT INSTITUTION, Will take place on THUESDAY EVENING, 19th INST. When will be presented the Elegant Petite Comedy by J. Oxenpoed, Esq., entitled EETAINED TOE THE DEFENCE. Chabactebs : Mr Mottley de Windsor ... Gentleman Amateur. Mr Whitewash ... ... „ Mr Ferguson ... ... „ Thwaites ... ... ... „ Pawkins „ Agatha de Windsor ... „ INTERVAL OB TEN MINTJTBS. To be followed by the new and screaming Farce, YOUR LIKENESS FOR A SHILLING!!! Chabaotebs : DumbletonoZww Horniblow (a photographer) ... Gentleman Amateur. Bill (his factotum) „ Gini van (a returned convict) „ Widow Fubbs „ EVELINA LADY AMATEUR. The whole to conclude (by special desire) with the celebrated screaming Farce by C. White, Esq., ENTITLED THE VIEGINIAN MUMMY !! ! Chabactebs : Ginger Blue Gentleman Amateur. Dr Galen „ Captain Rifle ... ... „ Charles ... „ O'Leary „ Mr Patent „ Lucy ... „ Doors open at half-past seven ; performance to commence at eight o'clock precisely. Prices jf Admission — Dress Circle, 4s ; Boies, 3s j PIT and STALLS-TWO SHILLINGS.