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Waimate Daily Advertiser, Volume III, Issue 119, 24 October 1901, Page 2

Notices. PRIEST AND HOLDGATE, GENERAL IRONMONGERS AND DIREGT IMPORTERS. Queen Street, Waimate, IRONMONGERY DEPARTMENT. WE have in Siewk Up-to-Date IBOSUOSGBRY of Every Description nod ol the JBest Material. ’■ FARMING implements. WB have Every Implement a Parmer requires, eomprUinß the WoCORMICK REAPER and BINDER. Sole Agent m South Canterbury for PLANET 3r. GARDEN and FARM TOOLS. Furniture department. WE have a Complete Stock of Up-to-Date Furniture, Capable Cabinetmaker and Upholsterer, can make FURNITURE OF ANY DESIGN. . All Repairs and Re-covering at Reasonable Prices. '’lnspect Our Stock before Buying Elsewhere. It will pay you. For the COMING HARVEST we have in store BINDER TWINE, BAGS AND OILS Of Every Description, and Every Harvest Requisite. £nll Stock of BINDER EXTRAS, which may be procured at any hour, Day or Night. AGENCIES. ndrews and Beaven’g Chaffcutters. Booth, Macdonald and Co/s Windmills. P. andD. Duncan’s Agricultural Implements. Shaddock, Scott Bros., Barningham s - and “ Champion " Ranges. ALSO For the Celebrated Sterling andNewhaven Bicycles All Cycle Accessories in Stock. fishing season. All Fishermen’s Requisites in Stock—Rods, Lines, and Dp-10-dala .Flies. Every thing First-Class. horse coyer and tarpaulin dept. Horse Covers Tents, Marquees, Tarpaulin and Stack Covers made to order b Capable Workmen. MARQUEES ON HIRE. The Trade supplied with Material or Made-up Goods. Nothing slop on Premises. Everything made by First-Class Tradesmen. tae E. J. ATWILL, Manager.

NOW ARRIVING N EW S PEING & s UMMER D RAPERY FOR Shacklelon and Grant, -wr-rfHO are showing some of the Latest Designs in Blouse Fabrics, Dress Materials, \\l Meicerised Prints and Satins, Delaines, Muslins, Drills, Galateaa, Etc. A Splendid stock of fast Color-Prin's. Pretty Patterns. Price 4Jd, s£d, 6-1, 7d and Bd. a gnlendid Line of Dark Prints, Heavy Cloth, Fast Color. P PRICE 3*d A YARD. Every Lady should secure a dozen yards of this Print. An exceptional line of Delainette at 4sd, 51 and 6d a yard. A choice variety of Summer Costume Dresses. and ask to see our silk and wool Delaines. Pleniy of room and light to inspect them. T»tvn7c> cjaTTOR HATS. A large choice of sizes and designs. One special line fcADIES SAILUK aaxa. ef Tr f mmed Bai i or9 , PRICE Is EACH. These hats am reallv worth Is 9d each. ew Calicoes, Crewdsons 4s 6d a doz ; New Sheetings. Finlay’s SOinch Is 4d 8W .. , xt N«w (Inrtama Ifor Snrimz cleanu a yard; from Is 3d ; Ribbons from Id a yard, etc., etc. A Visit of Inspection Invited.

Waimato Clothing Factory. ROBBR 7 INKSTER , MERCHANT TAILOR AND OUTFITTER. HOLDS a large stock of Worsteds, Tweeds, Coatings, Vicunas, Serges, Trouserings, etc., and will make the same up at prices to suit all pockets. R. INKSTER, Queen Street, Waimate.

Chas. Creba, GENERAL BLACKSMITH AND FARRIER {Opposite Waimate Clothing Factory), QUEEN ST. dona on Improved Priucipl with great care, under the personal supervision of tha Proprietor. L Taylor. PAINTER, GLAZIER AND PAPERHANGER. IS commencing business on his own account in Waimate, and solicits a tfcare ot the public patronage. All orders left at his residence (near Mr R. E d »T3’ 3 ) p i ‘Ctually attended Massey-Harris Cycles. CHAS. A. HOLLAMBY HAS been appointed Waimate Agent for the above celebrated Wheel, and will keep on hand all duplicate parts. Cycle repairing of every description by * competent workman at reasonable; charges. X*diea > and Gents’ machines on hire. Address—Queen Street (opposite County Oopneil Chambers). F ob Billheads, Jlem Forms Invitation Cards, Visiting Carols, etc., e» i* .- pWK ADVERTISER OFFICE.

Poultry. WANTED ’ * HENS, TO PURCHASE—ROOSTERS, or DUCKS in any quantity. Highest price given. POULTRY may be left at Messrs PRIEST AND HOLDGATE’S Yard any Saturday from 12.30 to 8.80 p.m. No commission. Highest prices. Terms, Cash. E. J. ATWILL. JjlOK SALE—SOO acres,' SCO acres i? freehold, 400 leioeh.dd, Rsngr ala; 530 acres, Ran.*i ata I land; 500 aero. 270 acres, Totara; 420 acres, Cnckluwood; 17 acres 8-room bouse near Timaru; 2 a^res ; 4 roomed house and smithy, Otaio; 250 acres, Salisbury; 153' acres, Cave; 30 acres, Levels ;2Q7 acr j B, 76 acres, 80 acres near Albury ; 240 acres, 82 acres, Washdyke; 180 acr> s! 852 acres, leases. in perpetuity, 76 acres, Point road; 112 acres, Seadown; 269 acres, Geraldine 400 acres, Makikibi; houses, Glenlti Boad, LeOren arid High streets; 250 and 150 acres, Waitohi; 111 acres, 170 , ae/ ts, Seadown ; 400 acres, '7B - acres, Levels; 187 acres,. 42 acres, Orari (rich land); 114 acres, Seadown; 88 acres, Point; 1 acre, with bouse, Bt. Andrews; 170 acres, good house. 100 acres in crop, near St. Andrews ; SDOaftes Improved, ,Bt'Andrews; acres, ,4-roomed house, St; Andrews township (cheap); 9 acre 'with 4 roomed h«u«e, and 2 roomed’ houses, Bush Boad, W-imate (a bargain). D. MAHONEY,' 8 7 Cain’s Terrace Tuaaru,