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Otago Witness, Issue 2896, 15 September 1909, Page 41

• LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. CENTRAL LABOUR EXCHANGE, %^J Arcade, Dunedin. — Waiting Employment: Ploughmen, Milkers, Blacksmiths,. Rouseabouts, Cooks, Married Couples, Shepherds, OTAGO AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL SOCIETY. THE ANNUAL HORSE PARADE Will be held at TAHUNA PARK, DUNEDIN, On ! THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1909> At 11 a.m., When the following PRIZES will , be offered: — OTAGO CHALLENGE CUP. This valuable Cup is offered by the Committee of the above Society for competition at the coming Horse Parade for the BEST CLYDESDALE STALLION, three years old or upwards, entered for competition at the Annual Horse Parade of the Otago A. and P. Society under th© following- conditions : — , (1) The Minister of Agriculture will be asked to appoint a duly qualified Veterinary Surgeon to. examine the horses that may ba entered for competition for the Cup as to soundness, and certified to by him ac being free from hereditary unsoundness. Na animaJ will be allowed to compete before being examined by the veterinary surgeon on the day preceding or the day of competition, at a place to be decided upon by the Committee. (An enclosed area, in which only the veterinary surgeon and two attending members appointed by the Committee of the Society will be allowed tha right of entry.) (2) The certificate of inspection will ba handed to the owner only by the veterinary, surgeon. (3 The Cup must be won three times by an exhibitor, but not more than twice by one horse, not necessarily in consecutive years, before it becomes his absolute pro* perty. » (4) The winner of the Cup other than the actual winner shall before delivery thereof is made give security to the Society that he will deliver same at the Society's Office seven days before the following parade. (5) Until the Cup is won outright, tho winner will receive in addition the Society's Gold Medal as a memento of his winning the Cup. A Silver Medal will be awarded to the Reserve Champion. Special Entrance Fee, 10s. Clan Ist 2nd 3rd ftfc 1 Draught Stallions, aged £5 £3 £2 £1 2 Draught Stallions, 3yrs... 3 2 13 Carriage Stallions .2 1 — — 4 Hackney Stallions ... 2 1 — — 5 Trotting Stallions ... ... 2 1 — — 6 Thoroughbred Stalliona 2 -1 — — J Pony Stallions 1 ... I—w t* INTRY FEE, 10s. ' NOTE.— ENTRIES CLOSE onWEDNES DAY, 22nd SEPTEMBER. H. V. FULTON, Secretary. P.O. Box 84, Dunedin. 10f Edwabd Tbtthall. S. O. Battebsbtv TRYTHILL & BATTERSIt 7.AND, ESTATE, & FINANCIAL AGENTS^ STOCK & SHARE BROKERS, ACCOUNTANTS & COMPANY SECRETARIES, Exchange Court, Prino«« street, DUNEDIN. FOR SALE, FARMS. MATATTRA 'ISLAND. -200 ACRES excellent land, 4 miles from railway ; all under cultivation; easily worked. Good House and buildings. Pr/cc £5. 5s per acre. Terms: £1 per acre deposit;, balance can be arranged. EVANSDALE.— IOO ACRES, in good heart, lying well to the sun, and is an ideal dairy farm — close to factory; 4-roomed. House, necessary outbuildings. Price, £8. About £250 cash required. NEAR BALCLUTHA.— 27O ACRES, nearly all under cultivation. A really good place for mixed farming. Good 6-roomed House, barn, etc. Cheap at £4 10s per; acre; easy terms. MILTON.— 2BS ACRES, subdivided: six paddocks; good grazing ground. All well watered with running stream. Improve* ments: Six-roomed House, with out. houses. Price, £3 per acre; £400 can remain on mortgage. NEAR WAIPAHI.-400 ACRES; 50 acre*, in new grass, 150 acres old pasture, 200 acres tussock ; divided into seven piaddocks, all well watered. Buildings: Sixroomed House, dairy, cow byre, stable, etc. Price, £3 pe-r acre. £100 cash re--quired; balance can be arranged. SHEEP RUNS. WAIMEA COUNTY.— I2OO ACRES Freehold and 3400 ACRES Government Leasehold, situated half a mile from rail, post office, and school. Ideal country for sheep-raising, while the land also produces great crops oats, turnips, and barley. Buildings: Four-roomed House, stable, barn, etc. Price: Freehold, £5 10s. Rent of Government Lease, £21 5s per annum. Terms. SOUTH CANTERBURY (Leasehold).— l 246 ACRES, subdivided; well watered by creeks and springs. Tha Farm has been carrying a flock of 1000 cross and halfc bred ewes. Rent, 5s per acre ; seve*. years to run. Goodwill, £300: "We are requiring several Farm Properties for Clients, and will be pleased to r«oeiv< particular from sellers A. & J. M'FARLANE, T^fACLAGGAN & PRINCES BTREJSTB* •**■■ Dunedin, Cash Buyers of POULTRY and PORK (any quantity). Ducklings to weigh Blb pel pair; Chickens and Hem, 81b per pair. Highest prices given. No commission