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Tuapeka Times, Volume I, Issue 28, 22 August 1868, Page 4

Auction Advertisements. " TITRiGJiT, ROBERTSON, AND CO.t ' MERCHANTS, STPOK AND.STATION AGENTS AND : " WOOL BROKERS, • Makbe-stbbet, Dttnbdin. Make advances on Stock, Stations, and produce. Have for sale every desoript tion of Stock. THURSDAY, 27th AUGUST, At 11 o'clock. SALE BY AUCTION OF PAIRY CATTLE, DRAUGHT COLTS ' •' 'AND FILLIES; At Clarandon Farm, Waihola.. WRIGHT, ROBERTSON, AND 00. are instructed by air. James Grey, to tell by public auotion, at his Farm, Clarendon, Wnihol*, on Thursday, 27tu instant, commencing at twelve o'clock, - o A HEAD MIXED CATTLE,. Consisting of — , Q A Qniet Dairy Cows, with calves at O\) foot and near calving f\r\ Stoettt, froa> 1 to % 3 years old. " Q A Heifers, do., do. " ■' -ij H Head superior Draught Colts and J.D flUiea, from 3to 4 years old. Tho above is » very well bred herd of cattle, fmd worth the attention of Dairymen and settlers. Tho cows are first-class milkers, and perfectly quiet, and all the young stock are puil fed. The colts and fillies have been bred with excellent judgment, and are. principally by " Sir "W^liam Wallace "-"and "Lord Paisley." ■ ' T.nni'h«on provfded. ■ ' TUESDAY, Ist SEPTEMBER, At| 11 o'clock. At KiAlandßj^West Taieri. 4' DAIRY CATTLE, HORSES. PUREBRED jL LONG-WOOLLED SHEEP. ROBERTSON, AND CO. 'l/y are instructed by Mr. Donald Grant and others, to sell by auotion, at his farm Kirfclands, West Tiiieri, on Tuesday, Ist September, at 11 o'clock, ' "I ~i £. Head Dairy-bred Cattle, eom- • IJ Q prising prime fat and stor* bullocks, and quiet dairy cows ' and heifers, in calf, or with calves at foot. Ck Pure-bred Stliorthoru Built Q Half-do i» d» 6 Well-bred Heifers, in «alf to "Young Edward." QQ Staunch Draught Mares and fyQ Geldings. 9 Useful Hacks, and a few un-. broken Colts. t Q/~V L^ioeator Ewes, 4-too.th. N d« Bams, 2-tooth. Bure-bred Southdown Ewes and /£\J Rams, eleven of which are imported from the studs of Jonas Webb, Esq.*, aod the Duke of Richmond j , AAAA Bushels Prime Oalt. Any comment on Mr. Grant's stock is unneoeMary.|he. being bo universally known as a breeder of Pnre Shorthorn Cattle, as well as a prize-taker for Long-woolled Sheep. WANTED, the Public to Know, that Gibbs and Clayton have on hand a great variety of doors, sashes, mouldings, and all kinds of manufactured rnateriak for building purposes, at gijeatly reduced prices; aho, that they are prepared to execute all orders on the shortest notice. Country customers please note address: — GIBBS and CLAYTON, Sash, Door, and Blind Factory, Cumberland and King Itreeta, Dnnedin. 27-39 TOWNSHIP OF LAWRENCE. . QECTIONS 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7-, Block O. XXXIV; 12 and 6, Blk. xxxvui; 4, Blk. XXXII; .7and,£j Blk; XXEX; 3, 6," and 8, Blk. XLII, -to be Let, at a rental of ss. per Section a year ; and Sec5, BBc VIII., 20s. a year. Apply, WM. HAVES, Accountant, &c x Peel-street, Lawrence. fIIIMES BAKERY, TAPANUI. I WILLIAM QUIN to acquaint the inhabitants of Tapanoi and surrounding diatricta that he has commenced business foible above line;. and that, by strict attention to the - requirements of the neighborhood, be trusts to merit a share $L public support. * 27 ' F O E ; S A L E . QSVERAL Sestiona of Bnsh and Open iO Land in Gleckcaick District, Tapa- J bib.. Apply, . ! JAMES M'COLL, ' * Aiici^ozieec and Land Agent, j *,«, ' ' -i ." Tapan.tri.