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Waimate Daily Advertiser, Volume III, Issue 112, 23 February 1901, Page 2

Borough Council WAIMATB BOROUGH COUNCIL. ■NIGHTMAN AND SCAVENGER. ■nnENDERS ivill be received by the undersigned up to- 3 pm. on Removal oflNthtroll, Dust, Chippiogs and Refuse.! I ' Specification! and condjtlfbns may be seen at the 6or|ugh Cpdncil cpAg;A^JPST, Council CHambdrs, February 15th, 1901. n^lerk. WAIMATE BOROUGH COUNCIL. SURFACEMAN. RENDERS will be received by the undersigned up to 3 p.m. on MOMDAY, for the ytfsUion if Surfftcirn|n. | vill be reluilpd to devote hisjV hole ime to the wfcrk and provide md horse. '• ; " / in be o^taine Particulars tfice. at the CHAS. AKHURST, |/ Acting Town Clerk. Borough Council Chambers, February 15th, 1901. E. DISTRICT ORDER. Volunteer Office, February 20th, 1901. A PPLIC ATIONS are invited from Mon desiring to join a Seventh Contingent to prodeed to South Africa. South Canterbury is expected to find Thirty-three ftfen.l Conditions: Heilht, Between sft Tin and Gft; age, Ibellreeil twenty and thirty-five yesrs ;S minimum chest measurement, thirtyjfive inches ; maximum weight, 12. V stlne.

Candidates must pass equitation and unmjtfried, must shooing tests and

pass medical examination by ijNmedical officer, who will be appointed ror the purpose. / Rate of Pay ;5s p^ivatovcorresponding rate for other rauk^ Applications to h^serf^in at once to Lieut.-Colonel Bailey, Volunteer Office, Timaru.i :;k Candidates must supply their own blankets. i C, S. BAILEY, Lieut.-Colonel, Commanding S.O. dub-District. DISTRICT ORDER. M. and V. Office, Timaru, j February 22nd, 1901. QOUTH Canterbury Men wishing to | enrol forlthe Seventh Ooprtlmgent for service in Bfc\\th Africa nitist report (hcmsolves|at t|ef« Drill £»hed, Tiljparu, as soon as U. ! A.M.^ FRIDAY, 22n»in3t; - v A Drill will |ommenofe Friday, afternoon. A ' / Men muietr bring their own blankets \y C. S. B^fLEY, LiCut.-Colonel, Commanding S.C. Sub-District. j NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS, EXCURSION FARES FOR DUNEDIN RACES. EpXCURSIONs TICKETS at fares 12 of 2d pe mile first class, minimum 4s, Id | er itiile second class, minimum 2s, i liU igefeounted one way only, will be i ;su d DunecUn from any station on the section from FT BRUARjjf 25th to MARCH Ist inc usive, for return .till MAIICH journey must be co date of the purchase ■'of.. tictsKt In every may ba BroKep after the firsUfwenty-five mnection with a night "leaves Dunedin for Christchurch it 9 p.m. on MARCH 2nd. The i(Kbn ; flie BY ORDER. Meetings, &c. WAIMA^I^CINGAILUB. MEETINGo will ba/ WajjaaaUe Ho\ fTffiSO p.m. Businelg,/ Ira^ortafTtAj 1 J. W. Hon. Secretary. Commercial. SOM MITT A Two WAIMATEi MARKET, Butter wholesale 5d to 6d, retail 6d to 8d Eggs 10d, „ Is STUDHpLME SALE. This- sale yesterday was very well attended, in spite of harvest operations just now engaging most of the attention of farmers. There was a yarding of 6000 sheep and 70 head of cattle. Nearly all the former were cleared, but few of the latter, owners 1 reserves being too high. All fat sheep sold well, fat ewes to 16s, breeding ewes to l?a 6d, younger ewes (sound mouthed) to 16s, fat wethers, to 19s 4d, very forward store lambs to 13s Id, more backward 7a to 12s. No fat lambs offered; Mx fat bullocks brought t’6 17s 6d per head.