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Waimate Daily Advertiser, Volume IV, Issue 265, 4 October 1902, Page 2

Meetings, &c W'AIMAT UNI A ting wi the ATUR est DAY Add wi given sse ITH President AI M ATE FAN A MEETING* |P“ Rooms tc junangs Bird Race', &c. 3 CHAS held THIS for Meet dcmia tltf; he AY LSON, Hon. Sec. SOCIETY. I Society Fotel on SAT *TOBER, at 8 p Business ; Sk 'rpc ei n c BUCKL R.#' retory WAIMATE VOLUNTEER FIRE BRIGADE. A GRAN Will b •A L THE ODDFi'£/o £ Thursday jJDctober Grand Marsh a| ments ■'•’Jf Secretary. Rafresh

f |Lost and Found. There are often small articles lost or found which could be bought for the cost of the advertisement, but which people do not care to lose. For the benefit of our readers we set apart this space for insertion of such notices. NO CHANGE will be made for the advertisement, and ther wu be NO EWARD claimed. FOUND —A Pair of Driving Items. Owmer may have same at this office. I HOUND in Queen Street—-A Bicycle 1 Pump. Owner may h|ve same at this office. Q -V POUND —A Child’s Pencil Case. Owner may receive same at this office; jf. FOUND in Shearmfm Street, yesterday—A Chjfa’s White Hat. Owner may have same at this office. _ £ FOUND— A. Dbg Chain and Collar attached. ‘ Owner may have same at this office. ' i _ Fur Necklet. Owner may have same at this office.

GERALDINE LIVE STOCK SALE. There was a good attendance of buyers at the Geraldine live stock tale on Wednesday, when there was an entry of about 3000 sheep and 70 head of cattle. There was keen competition for forward sheep, hoggets, ewes with lambs at foot, and cattle of all kinds sold well, full market rates being obtained. The prices are Sheep—4-tooth maiden ewes, 14a 3d ; 2 and 4-tooth wethers, 13s 4d; threequarter bred hoggets, 11*; ewes and lambs (all counted), 8s ; halfbred wethers (forward), 15s 6d, 16s 7d and 15s 9d; aged ewes and lambs \all counted), 5s 5d to 6s 6d ; sound ewes and lambs (all counted), 7s bd to 7s 6d; hoggets, 9s 7d, 9j 9d, 10s, 10s 6d, and 11s Id. Cattle—Steers, £3 10a to £4; springing heifer.-, £5 to £5 15s; yearlings, 255, 28s, 37s 6d to £2 Is; tw o-year-olds, £4 Is ; calves, 19s to 2ls ; bull, £4 2s 6d. Pigs—Weaners, 3a 6J, 5s to 6s; stores, 8s to 12s 6d. Wade’s Worm Pig o , th<* wonderful worm woiriers, a-s a ;afe and sure tmedy, in Is boxes ; sold everywhere