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Tuapeka Times, Volume I, Issue 25, 1 August 1868, Page 2

TUESDAY, Ist SEPTEtyBJSR, At U o'eiotk. At Kirklands, W«at Taiori. DAIRY CATTLE, HOR9EB. PUJUB-BRED LONG-WOOLLED SHEEP. WRIGHT, ROBERTSON, AND CO. are instructed by Mr. Donald Grant and others, to sell by auction, at his farm Kirklands, West Taieri, on Tuesday, Ist September, at 11 o'clock, mHoad Dairy-bred Cattle, torn* prising prime fat and .store bullocks, and quiet dairy cows and heifers, ia oalf, or with | calves at foot. Q Furo<br«d Shorthorn Bull* (\ Half-do do de 6 Well-bred Heifers, iv calf te 11 Young Edward," OO Staunch Draught Mares and fofj Geldings. 9 Useful Hicks, and a few un•rokoa Colts, | Q A LeioMtoi Ewes, e-Kwih fr do Bams, S-tooth. O A F ure "brcd Southdown Ewes and 4\) Rams, eleven of which are imported from the studs of Joqos Webb, Esq. K au4 the Puk» of ' Richmond i VHD C)(\(\(\ Bushels Prime Oats. Any comment on Mr. Grant's stock is unnecessary, he bring so universally known as a breeder of Pure Shorthorn Cattle, as well as a prize-taker for Long-woolloi Sheep. THURSDAY, 13th AUGUST. At Crown Hotel, CLUTHA FERRY, DRIVER, MACLEAN AND CO. beg to intimate that their next sale at the Crown Hotel, Clutha Ferry, will take place oil Thursday, 13th August, when there will be offered Jl large number of Fat and Store Cattle Useful Draught, Saddle, and light Harness Horsei &&, feo. Jiio, om account of Daniel Sinclair, Esq., Mataura, A A Head prime fat Provincial*V bred Bullocks. The attention of Dunedin buyers j is especially requested to this sale. WEDNESDAY, 6th AUGUST, M one o'clock. TO CATTLE DEALERS, DAIRYMEN, And Others. AT WEBB'S YARDS, j Wetherstones. - I ITATTHEW HAY has received lnstrucJjl tions from Mr. T. Lees, to sail by public auction, on the above.date, JA HEAD 'OF CATTLE, eon4:1/ listing of first-class Milch Cows and Heifers, old in! oalf, from eighteen months to two years old-, perfectly quiet, with and without calves at foot. The above Cattle are well known as the late property of Mv James Cowie, Wetherstones. The Auctioneer would call the special attention of Dairymen, Cattledealers, and Others, to the first-class opportunity of "purchasing quiet Milch Cows THE following application for an Agricultural Lease, by Frtlay Munko, of 50 acres, situate at and being section numbered 22, blook IV., Tuapeka. East. District, will be heard before the Warden, ' at Lawrence, on Thursday, th« 13th day | of August, 1868. j i i PUBLIC NOTI C4B. t i fTUTE following persons have been Nomi- i 1 nated as candidates for election to ; the First Board of Wardens, for the de- \ pasturing District of Tuapeka :— ■ I TuArarA Dmsiex — (Five Wardens), i Cameron, Hugh Michael, John Cnrregh, Samuel Hunter, David Darton, Thomas Lees, Thomas Evans, David Mailler, T. W. Gascoigne, J. B. Moe, Isaiah WiiTAHtrKA Dmsiow-^Fonr' Wardens)Boult, WfllTam Edie, Jolin Browne, G. F. 0. Gilbraith, Henry Corrio, Grundy, Thomas Draps*/ William Poison, D. G. The Poll will be taken on the Ist day of August, 1868, for the Tuapeka Division, at the Court House, at Lawrence ; jmd for the Waitalmna Division, at the Ceurt House, at Waitahuna, the same d*y. EDWAPvD CROKER, Warden. Ws*d«n's Office, Lawrence, 80th July, 1808. t4>ST, at Lawrence, alarge black Sheep I Dog, wfth a number of white -spots on its pide, % collar bn and chain tied sound ita neck. Whoever brings the same to th« Bey. Mr. Mabtot, will be