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Waimate Daily Advertiser, Volume IV, Issue 270, 16 October 1902, Page 2

Notices. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. OAMARU RACES. 16th and 17th Octorer, 1902. OLIDAY Excursion Tickets at 2d pe»mile first class, Id per H mile res atio ose also her for Oc ober betW' October 17th 22nd C The Timaru start later connecting Waimate for ass (minimum 4s and 2s mileage counted one way issue®; to Oamaru from 'uned«yf ludin#tayms on branches d>ofTi morjung yftrins on till to cill inutes jitunfis. A train Sits wain will leave Studhblrae at 7.5 p.m., returning at*f.3o p.m, BY ORDER. tpX’ES, HANDS. ANT, roont Mrs Mi PHRENOLC I\T AY btrcopsulteji |j,t jfj

SALE —260 acres freehold, 400 i ' leasehold, Rangiiata; 240 acres, Hook; 600 acres, Totara; 420 acres, Cricklewood ; 90 acres near Point; 1330 acres, large house, stahles, etc., eight miles from Cave railway station. Houses and sections for sale in every street in Timaru; 100 acres, Waitohi ; 112 acres, Seadown, new dwelling and outbuildings ; 30 acres with fellmoogery near railway ; 50 acres, 15 acres, 8 acres, with substantial buildings, in Timaru and suburbs ; .houses f/Sm 4 rooms to 15 rooms in all mrts of 'iSiaaru : 2000 acres agricultural,./with Wm) acres pastoral country, Sq«th G^ntJrbury; I<‘3 acres Pareora ; 800 Washdyke ; 68 acres, jfiCerrytojjft ; 260 acres, 250 acres, SeaKown ; 33* acres, Washdyke Valley ; 150 acres, acres lease, Albury settlement; 240 acjis, 82 acres, Washdyke ; 352 acres leSe in perpetuity ; 187 acres, Orari ; 300®acres improved, St. Andrews ; 2J 4-rooi, ed house, St. Andrews; 798 acres, Eaiuclilf ;45 acres, good bouse, Deep Creek ; splendid farm, Willowbridge ; 413 acres, Makikihi, in grass, £4OO cash, balance low interest; 450 acres, Fairlie ; 266 acres lease in perpetuity, Partora ; 164 acres, Educational reserve, Temuka district. D. MAHONEY, Cain’s Terrace, Timaru. WAIMATE AQEICULTUEAL AND pastoeal ASSOCIATION. sbe underAY, 18th supply of 100 fy»&fcens, double uails. Secretary. ENDEES. €los HP Ei S/ wit AT on INSTfj 6ft She ends at oon, Hurd stays, CHA

Lost, Found, Etc. LOST, on Sunday—A Gold Scarf Pin, with stone in centre. Finder rewarded on leaving at'this office. LOST, a few days ago—A Bunch of Keys, includiug'.Post Office Box Key. Finder rewarded on returning to this office. lOST on Saturday, between ManJ Chester and Co.’s Store at Morven and McCulloch’s Bridge —l Sum of Money in Tl notes. Fine rewarded at this office. LIOUND, about a week JPgo--1 Feather Necklet. o\3#sr may have same at this office W a TRY ’ANT 7 ultry? Head oS :et prip it JWI w est tven Hi Of day Deliver Studhol an any Edwin WANTED— A YfSng Man to work about the aace and milk two ■nws. Annoffice. » ■* good y, this hly -A of and Lost

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 CHARGE will be made for the advertisement, and ther wu be NO E WARD claimed. FOUND— A Pair of Driving Reins. Owner may have same at this office. I HOUND in Queen Street—A Bicycle I Pump. Owner may have same a this office. FOUND— A Child’s Pencil Case. Owner may receive same at this office. FOUND— A Dog Chain and Collar attached. Ow-ner may have same at this office. FOUND— Lady’s Fur Necklet. Owner may have same at this office. FOUND, on Monday—A Collie Pup. Owner may have information "of same on application at this office.

Messrs R. W. Hutt and Co., tailors and clothiers, desire to thank their numerous patrons for the support given them since commencing business. They have just opened a splendid range of now season’s goods, which they will sell at prices that must suit the times. Also, a nice assortment of gentlemen's hats, shirts, ties, and underwear at prices that are sure to command a ready sale. Advt.