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Southland Times, Issue 1321, 14 October 1870, Page 3

Auction Sale* ■ SATURDAY, 15th OCTOBER. CATTLE SALE, ALBION YARDS. HE. OSBORNE has received instructions • from the Trustee in the estate of Mr George Rhind, to sell by auction, at the Albion 1 Yards, on Saturday, October 15th, at 12 o'clock, 4 DAIRY CO W 3 3 CALVES 1 BUL«i . . „. 1 PLOUGH 1 PAIR HARROWS ': 1 REAPING MVCHINE! 1 SET HARNESS r LOT FARM SUNDRIES. . , • No Reserve. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18,1870. GELLATLY'S CORNER, DEE ST. HE. OSBORNE has received instructions • from John Blacklock, Esq., to sell by auction at his rooms, Esk-street, on TUESDAY, October 18rb, at 12 o'clock-^- ,-; The unexpired portion of the lease of part of Section I, Block IX., on which is erected the Castlemaine Hotel, Mr Gerbes's Furniture Warehouse, and the shop lately occupied by Mr Gellatly, saddler. Particulars and conditions' of; Lease can be seen at the rooms of the auctioneer. TUESDAY, 18th OCTOBER, 1870. FURNITURE, BOOKS, &o. HE. OSBORNE will sell by auction, at .his • Rooms; Esk-street, on Tuesday, October 18th, at 12 o'clock— . „ ' ONE CEDAR TELESCOPE DINING TABLE, A LOT OF BOOK* .; (Historical, Medical, Theological, and Scientific.) ■ •■■■ Without reserve. SATURDAY, 22ni> OCTOBER, 1870, THRESHING MILL. ' HE. OSBORNE has received instructions • from Messrs Hay Bros, and Mentiplay, to sell by auction, at their stores, Tay street, on Saturday. October 22nd, at 12 o'clock — ONE PORTABLE THRESHING, MILL, on four-wheeled carriage, aix horse 1 ' : power. ; . ' ' , SATURDAY; 15th OCTOBER, 1870. IMPORTANT SALE OF THOROUGHBRED AND DRAUGHT STALLIONS. DMACRORIE is instructed to draw attention 4 to the sale of thoroughbred and draught Entires, at the Commercial Sale Yards, on Saturday next, 15th inst. • ' , SATURDAY, 15th OCTQBESB, 1870. « YOUNG LEAMINGTON/* ". T\ MAORORIE is instructed by Mr Barclay, !_/• to sell by public in the Yards, Dee-street, on the above date, * The well-known Entire «T O U N G L E AM I N G TON," Rising four, and being first-prize taker at the Society's Show, requiring no comment from the . . . - . Auctioneer. . CL E A R I N G-:O UT SAL E or. CATTLE AND FURNITURE. ; T BRIDGrE I&N, FRIDAY, 28xh OCT. DMACRORIE has received instructions from . Mr J. Shirley, who is leaving the Bridge Inn, East Road, particulars of which will be inserted in a future issue— FURNITURE; STOCK-IN-TRADE, and in the Yards, 30 HEAD CATTLE, , HORSES, to. • :■ . . Tenders rpENDERS wanted till 15th inst. for 25 chains X of Ditching in Gladstone. Specifications can be seen at Messrs Mithcell & Co.' a, Dee-street, or at my house. ' WILLIAM TAIT, Gladstone. October 10th, 1870. Stud Horses. a /pHE CELEBaATEp THOROUGH-BRED ■1 ■■■■■■ ■■" ■ 'ENTIRE "BENDiaO," Will stand for the season at Rozelle Farm, Long Bush, and travel the district between Mencies T Ferry and Wallacetown. . ; Bendigo is a rich bay, with black points, stands 15J hands high, is of remarkably docile temper, very handsome, and has thrown better stock than any other entire which has yet been in the district. . Bendigo is out of an imported thoroughbred mare, by Cossack, the fastest horse on record — See late Australasian. . „ TERMS— £3 3s. Paddock accommodation for mares provided at Rozelle. Every care exercised, but without responsibility. • rpO TRAVEL THIS SEASON, -**' . The Clydesdale Entire; : ; .: * «YO UN a Jj OFT V," Rising four years old. ° Young Lofty, by Lofty, imported, out of a pure Clydesdale mare, imported from Tasmania by Messrs Olerke Bros, for breeding, is a rich bay horse, standing 17 hands, of great power, fine symmetry, and splendid action, and has proved himself a sure foal-getter. He has already taken several first prizes. He will stand at Rozelle Farm, Long Bush, and travel the district between Menzies' Ferry and Wallacetown. Terms— £3 3?. ' Accommodation will be provided for mares s> Rozelle, where every care of them will be taken, but without responsibility. TO STAND THIS SEASON, ..: .. - ; - At • ; V Glendoo, Hokanui, „ * THE THOROUGH-BRED ENTIRE HORSE "LOBD OX LEY." Low) Oxlbt, by Leamington, out of a first-class racing mare. TsßMß— £4 4s, peyable before removal of mares. A large well-grassed paddock provided for mares, free of charge, till the end of the season, after which 2s 6d per head per week will be charged. Every care will be exercised but without responsibility. Season commences Ist Oct., 1870, and ends 31st Jan., 1871. ANGUS CAMERON.