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Tuapeka Times, Volume I, Issue 29, 29 August 1868, Page 4

Auction Advfertisemeflta ITORSD* AY, 9fcn SEPTEMBER/^ Atone o'clock. MATTHEW HAY Has received instructions from Messrs. Boolt, Martin and Michael Ryan, aud others, to sell by public auction, at CoghilFs Yards, Bridge Hotel, Waitahuna,' at one o'clock, f/\ HEAD FAT STOCK, Consisting of Dairy Cows and Calves, Heifers and young Stock. Also, ty Light and Heavy Draught HORSES The Dairy Cattle are all warranted quiet, and are well known at Tuapeka. The Auctioneer would recommend the above Cattle as well worthy the attention of dairymen and settlers. He can also recommend the Horses, which are all well bred. TTTRIGHT, ROBERTSON, AND CO., MERCHANTS, STOCK AND STATION AGENTS AND WOOL BROKERS, Maxsi-stbiit, Dvvasiv. Make advances on Stock, Stations, and Produce. Have for sale every description of Stock. TUESDAY, Ist SEPTEMBER, At II o'clock. At KivHandt, West Taieri. DAISY CATTLE, HORSES. PUKE-BRED LONG-WOOLLED SHEEP. TI7RIGHT, ROBERTSON, AND CO. f V are instructed by Mr. Donald Grant and others, to sell by auction, at hii farm Kirklands, Weat Taieri, on Tuesday, lit September, at II o'clock, 1 -f H Head Dairy-bred Cattle, comJIJIO prising prime fat and ttor* bullocks, and quiet dairy cows and heifers, in calf, or with ealres st foot. fk Pure-bred Shorthorn Bulls i Q Half-d* s> *• 6 Well-bred Heifers, is calf to "Young Edward." (\(y Staunch Draught Hares and fy^j Geldings. 9 Useful Hacks, and a few unbroken Colts. | (\r\ Leicester Ewes, 4-tooth X de Rams, t-tooth. (\f\ Pure-bred Southdown Ewes and /C\J Bams, elev&i of which are imported from the studs of Jonas Webb, Esq., and the Duka of Richmond ; - add J) AAA Bushels Prims Oati. Any comment on Mr. Grant's stock is unnecessary ,|heboing so universally known as a breeder of Pure Shorthorn Cattle, as well as a prize-taker for Long-woolled Sheep. NOTICE. —To Holders of Pastoral Leases in the Province of Otago. — The holders of Pastoral Leases are reminded that returns of stock depastured on the Ist of September on the lands held under such leases, must be made and deposited with the Waste Land Board during the month of September. They are also requested to observe that in cases where they take in cattle for agistment, as is the practice on goldfields, such cattle must be included in the return. W. H. CUTTEN, Chief Commissioner. Waste Land Board Office, 17th August, 1868. TOWNSHIP OF LAWRENCE. QECTIONS 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7, Block JO XXXIX; 12 and 6, Blk. XXXVfII; '4, Blk. XXXn ; 7 and 8, Blk. XXIX ; 3, 6, and 8, Blk. XLII, to be Let, at a rental of ss. per Section a year ; and Sec6, Blk. VIII., 20s. a year. Apply, WM. HAVES, Accountant, Ac, Peel-street, Lawrence. FOR SALE. 1 SPLENDID Buggy and Harness complete. Also, a first-class American Spring Express Waggon, by private bargaim. Apply, M. HAY, Auctioneer, Ac. Lawrence. FOR. SALE. SEVERAL Sections of Bush and Open Land in Glenkenick Distinct, Tapanui Apply, r JAMES M'COLL, - Auctioneer irnd Land Agent, t.e. Tapanui. TT U G H F R A S E R, Blacksmith, Fxrreeb, &o. HAVELOCK. Hones shod on the shortest notiot.