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Southland Times, Issue 967, 12 June 1868, Page 4

Auction Sales and Hotices

SAT UJ4.UA I, JUJNiS liJIH, 1«68. SALE BY AUCTION. At Mr Galbraith's Noah's Ark Stables, Dee-street. HORSES, PIGS, &o. AJ. SMYTH & ANOTHER will hold a Sale , at Mr Galbraith's Noah's Ark Stables, Dee-street, on the above date, of HORSES, PIGS, &c. Also, 4 Riding Saddles and Bridles 3 Chaff Cutters 1 Tip Dray 4 Ploughs 1 Buggy Dray Wheels and Axles Corrugated Iron, &c. Mr Galbraith will receive entries and take charge of stock forwarded for the above sale. A. J. SMYTH & ANOTHER, Auctioneers. SATURDAY, 13th INSTANT. ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS, BULBS, &c, &o. RUSSELL and M'CULLOUGH have been instructed to Sell at 1 p.m. sharp, on above date, at their Mart, Dee-street. The largest and rarest importation of choice Shrubs, Bulbs, Roots, Plants, &c, &c, ever landed in Southland. The lot is just to hand per City of Melbourne from New South Wales, has been most carefully selected, and has arrived in good condition. RUSSELL & M'CULLOUGH, Auctioneers. FRIDAY, 12th JUNE, 1868. /LO 000 ¥T * TAaMANTA ' N TIMBER. T> USSELL AND M'COLLOUGH, instructed XV by Whium Todd, will Bell by Public Auction, on the above date, at 12 o'clock, on the ground near the Invercargill Jetty, the whole of the TIMBER, in the STORE known as TODD'IS, comprising — Rafters, Beams, Studs, Flooring, Joistine, Piles, Spouting, Windows, Doors, Weatherboards, Shingles, &c, &c, in lots to suit purchasers Note— The timber is all BLUE GUM and as good now as the day it was put up. MONDAY THE 15th JUNE, At 12 o'clock noon precisely. (Postponed from the eighth inst., in consequence of the rivers being too much swollen to allow the cattle to be mustered.) SHEEP! !— C A T T L E ! ! ! At Sutherland's Yards, Bridge Inn, East Road. TO BREEDERS, FARMERS, BUTCHERS, AND OTHERS. QAA SHEEP. yA CATTLE. T> USSELL & M'COLLOUGH have been JLV favored with instructions from D. Sikclaib, Esq., to sell by public auction, as above — 500 Strong Breeding Ewes (Merinos) 300 full-mouthed ewes, fit for either breeding or butcher 80 Fat Lambs (equal sexes) Also, 50 Cows, with or in Calf, well-bred and quiet 20 Fat Bullocks and Steers. The name of the breeder is quite 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. WEDNESDAY, 17th JUNE, 1868. | At Twelve o'clock. (Unavoidably postponed from 10th inst., in consequence of the inclemency of the weather.) CATTLE SALE, WALLACETOWN. tjf\ HEAD CATTLE. "p USSELL & M'COLLOCGH are favored with JLV instructions from the executors of the late Mr Connor to sell by public auction, at Polling's Yards, Wallacetown, as above, 70 HEAD CATTLE, Comprising Cows, Heifers, Steers, and Fat Stock. The Auctioneers are instructed to state that this mob are a picked lot, and well worthy the attention of buyers. Also A TEAM OF EIGHT BULLOCKS In splendid working condition. RUSSELL & M'COLLOUGH, ' . Auctioneers.. TWO COTTAGE RESIDENCES. HE. OSBORNE has received instructions • from Mr Aspbat, to Sell by Auction, on MONDAY, 15th June, at 12 o'clock, on the Ground, East End of Yarrow-street, TWO WELL-BUILT COTTAGES, AND QTJAETEE-ACBB SECTION. Note.— lntending purchasers are respectfully requested to inspect the property prior to the day of sale. The section is high and dry, fenced, and divided by a fence through the centre, giving each cottaga its fair portion of garden ground. TERMS AT SALE. TO BLACKSMITHS WHEELWRIGHTS, AND OTHERS. HE. OSBORRE has been favored with in- • structions to Sell by Auction, on TUESDAY, 16th June, at 12 o'clock, on the Ground, near the Railway Station, 4ORETI RAILWAY CARRIAGES, two of which are quite new. •I "I DO. DO. GOODS WAGGONS. NO RESERVE. Noih. — There is a large, quantity of Wrought Iron on cacti of the waggons, which is worthy the attention of Engineers and Smiths.