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Tuapeka Times, Volume II, Issue 53, 13 February 1869, Page 2

TUESDAY, 2xh JSIABOH, At 12 o'clock. Important S£le of PURE-BRED SHORf-HORN BULLS AND COWS, FAT AND STORE CATTLE, AND YOUNG STOCK, MERINO AND LEICESTER RAMS, - EWES AND LAMBS, FAT WETHERS, DRAUGHT AND LIGHT HORSES. At Clyvedale Station, Pomahaka. Situate 20 miles above the Clutha Ferry, 16 miles from LovelPs Flat, and 10 miles from Tuapeka. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, and CO. are instructed by John Douglas, Esq., to sell by public auction, on the Station, as above, on Tuesday, 2nd March, at twelve o'clock, The following Stock :— " CATTLE. ' 150 cr y weu< bred, Consisting of — SO Picked quiet Cows and Heifers in calf or calved, by imported bulls, selected from the celebrated herds of R. M'Dougal, James Robertson, and the late Hon. William Nicholson. 40 Prime Fat 12 Imported Short-horn Cows, with calves at foot, by imported bulls. 3 Pure-bred Short-horn Bulls, 1 year old. Pedigrees will, be furnished at the Sale. SHEEP. 3000 Three-quarter bred Lambs, in lots. 1500 Merino Ewes, full mouth, do 250 Leicester Ewes, do, do 150 D° Rams, 2 and 4 tooth, do ; 500 Prime fat Wethers, do JOO P ure Leicester Lambs, do 2500 Half-bred 2-tooth Hoggets, do HORSES. 30 Head, comprising Heavy Draught, Light Harness, and good Hacks. The above Cattle embrace some of the very best blood that can be obtained in the Australian Colonies; they are remarkably quiet, having been most carefully reared, and the sale will afford a good opportunity for securing stock of the purest strains of blood in the colony. They will be sold in jlots to suit puj> chasers. The Leicester Sheep are from stock imported direct from England, and are well worthy of attention. The horses are all young, sound, and in good condition. * Luncheon Pkovided. SATURDAY, 20th FEBRUARY, At twelve o'clock. AT THE WAITAHUNA BRID&E, WAITAHUNA. DAIRY COWS, FAT BULLOCKS, HEIFERS, .STEERS, AND HORSES. rIGHT, STEPHENSON, AND CO. have received instructions from Messrs. Sutherland and M'Pherson, to sell by auction, at the Waitahuna Bridge, Waitahuna. on Saturday, 20th February, at 12 o'clock, Qf\ HEAD OF CATTLE, Consisting of ftp! head of prime Fat Bullocks ft p* first-class Milch Cows - - QA quiet Heifers, 2to 3 years old QA Steers, 2 to 3 years old ftf\ Horses, comprising light har/C\J ness, heavy draught, and saddle hacks. Also, the thoroughbred entire horse, " THE MILLER," . - I ' by "Premier," imported from Melbourne; And the Clydesdale Stud Horse " YOUNG WALLACE." The above affords a splendid opportunity to farmers and others for purchasing quiet dairyreews. The young stock are all pail-fed, and in very good condition. HB-OWN AND SCEPTRE HOTEL, v 2 George-street, Dunedin. JAMES W. COTTON (late of the Horse and Jockey) begs to intimate to his friends and the public that he has taken the above commodious Hotel, aud trusts to merit the patronage hitherto so liberally bestowed* on him. Superior accommodation for Boarders, and private rooms for families. First-class Billiard Table; (3-ood Stabling, &c. T\ ii ii r" ii (3 h » s r ' DUNEDIN DYEWORKS, George-street, Dunedin. Agent for the Tuapeka District — A. Fhbguson, Peel-street, Lawrence.