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Southland Times, Issue 951, 15 May 1868, Page 4

Auction Sales and Notices TO BREEDERS, FARMERS, BUTCHERS, AND OTHERS. SHEEP ! CATTLE ! ! SHEEP !! ! At Sutherland's Yarde, Bridge Inn, East Road. TUESDAY, the 19th INST., TUESDAY, 9th JUNE, At 12 o'clock noon precisely, 1000 SHEEP 70 OATTLE RUSSELL AND M'COLLOUGH have been favored with instructions from D. Sinoiaib, Esq., to SeU by Pubho Auction, as above, on the 19th MAY, 680 Strong Breeding Ewea (Merino 9) 300 foU-mouthed Ewes, fit for either Breedor Butcher 120 Fat Lambs, equal sexes, half-bred And again, on 9th JUNE, 50 Cows, with or in Calf, weU bred and quiet 20 Fat BuUocks and Steers. The name of the Breeder ia quiet sufficient guarantee of the description of Stock, and no further comment is required from the Auctioneers but to beg attention to the time and place. RUSSELL & M'COLLOUGH, Auctioneers. SATUEDAY, 16th MAY, 1868. IM.POETANT LAND SALE. RUSSELL & M'COLLOUGH are favored with instructions from Mr James Macmanamy to seU by pubUc auction, at the Commerc-al Sales Room, at one o'clock, on the above date, the foUowing valuable sections in Block 1., of WINTON DISTRICT— Lot I,— Section 31 of Block 1., Winton, containing 85a. Or. 22p. The raUway runs through a portion of this, and near the weU-known property of Mr Keith, only 2£ miles from the township of Winton. Lot 2.— Section 50 of Block 1., Winton, containing 86a. 3r. lip. Part bush ; splendid land ; standing high and dry. This adjoins Mr Kidd's property. Lot 3.— Forms a part of Section 53, Block ■ 1., Winton, containing 24a. Or. 28p. Part bush ; adjoining Mr Cleare's property. - The above sections are highly valuable, having been selected five years ago. The owner being a resident of Victoria, and having purposely come over to dispose of this property, is determined on setting, and the Auctioneers are instructed to sett positively to the highest bidder. Terms very Überal.— lnspection of the properties invited. RUSSELL & M'COLLOUGH, Auctioneers. SATUEDAY, 16th MAY, At One o'clock, p.m. TO PERSONS IN SEARCH OF PROFITABLE INVESTMENTS, THOSE DESIROUS OF SETTLING DOWN' FREE OF RENT, &c. Important Sale of LAND AND PEOPEETY, - AT THB , COMMERCIAL SALES ROOM, DEE-ST. RUSSELL & M'COLLOUGH are favored with positive instructions from the Owner, in consequence of his leaving the district, to SeU , by Pubhc Auction, to the highest bidder, time and place as above, the foUowing valuable Properties: — . Laxd— Town of InvercargUl, being Sections 12 ahd 13, Block LI. Richmond Grove Estate— AUotment No. 9 (half an acre), together with a comfortable 4-Roomed House, with Stables, kc, attached; allotments Nos. 13 and 14 (of half an acre each), partly fenced. Town of CampbeUtown, being Sections 2, 20, and 21", Block 11. To those acquainted with the situation of the above, any comment from the Auctioneers would be unnecessary ; whUe, at. the same time, any desiring further information witt receive the same at their hands by applying at the Commercial Sales Room. * Title unexceptionable. — Terms -at sale.. RUSSELL & M'COLLOUGH, Auctioneers. THUESDAY, 21st MAY, 1868. WALLACETOWN CATTLE SALE. ££ HEAD CATTLE OA HORSES. RUSSELL & M'COLLOUGH are favored with ' instructions to sell by pubUc auction, at Pelling's Yards, WaUacetown, as above, at one o'clock precisely — QUIET MILKING COWS FAT BULLOCKS YOUNG HEIFERS AND STEERS WELL BRED SHORT-HORNED BULL Also, HEAVY DRAUGHT MARES FILLIES HEAVY COLTS STOCK HORSES Bred by Messrs Connor and Austin, and got by the imported horse, "Providence." RUSSELL & M'COLLOUGH, Auctioneers. TUESDAY, 9th JUNE, 1868. CATTLE SALE AT GUMMIE'S BUSH. J SURMAN has been instructed by Wm. • Stbvens, Esq., to seU on Tuesday, the 9fch June next, afc Hopcroft's Yards, Gummie's Bush, about Af\ HEAD MIXED CATTLE, TTV/ Consisting of— DAIEY COWS! . HEIEEES IN CALE ! and STEEES ! Sale at 1 o'clock sharp.] J. SURMAN, Auctioneer. EOE PEIVATE SALE. The Proprietor being obUged to leave the Province FARM of 172 acres (more or less), being sections 36 and 37, block XI., Mabel District, close to Rakahbok Bush, 20 acres fenced and under crop ; a substantial and comfortable four-roomed House erected thereon — with Barn, Stockyard, and every convenience. Apply to , RUSSELL & M'COLLOUGH, Auctioneers.