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Waimate Daily Advertiser, Volume IV, Issue 280, 8 November 1902, Page 4

J. MURDOCH’S .*. Timber, •*. Coal and Firewood Yards, WAIM ATE. I AM prepared to supply, at current rates, either Wholesale or Retail, fol the VERY BEST UALITY in th lowing FENCING MATERIAL Black pine, totara and broadleat Timber always on hand. Orders entrusted to my care can be promptly delivered, either by Rail, or by our Teams, to any part of the country on the shortest notice. Address 171 OR SALE—26O acres freehold, 400 U leasehold, Rangitata; 250 acres, Hook; 500 acres, Totara; 420 acres, Cricklewood ; 90 acres near Point; 1330 acres, large house, stables, etc., eight miles from Cave railway station. Houses and sections for sale in every street in Tirnaru; 100 acres, Waitohi; 112 acres, Seadown, new dwelling and outbuildings ; 30 acres with fellrnocgery near railway ; 60 acres, 15 acres, 8 acres, with substantial buildings, in Tirnaru and suburbs ; houses from 4 rooms to 15 rooms in all parts of Tirnaru; 2000 acres agricultural, with 3000 acres pastoral country, South Canterbury; I<“3 acres Pareora; 300 acres near Washdyke ; 68 acres, Kerrytown ; 260 acres, 256 acres, Seadown ; 324 acres, Washdyke Valley ; 150 acres, 460 acres lease, Albury settlement; 240 acres, 82 acres, Wash dyke ; 352 acres lease in perpetuity; 187 acres, Orari ; 300 acres improved, St. Andrews ; acres, 4-rooi. ed house, St. Andrews ; 798 acres, Raincliff ; 45 acres, good house, Deep Creek ; splendid farm, Willowbridge; 413 acres, Makikihi, in grass, £4OO cash, balance low interest; 450 acn s, Fairlie; 266 acres lease in perpetuity, Pareora ; 164 acres, Educational reserve, Temuka disUict. and stays ,W B A large stock now readier Jpe fslicing sea ion. Inspection lijftedJf FIRE W | RladrPinl, m ffitaragjpiiteyinffind f / Pfißed wmdM w // coalM NewmsjJfl Westport,Jfmg Point and & M Kaitangflal Queen street, WAIMATE, D. MAHONEY, Cain’s Terrace, Tirnaru

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Stud Notices To Horse Owners. rrUIE WAIMATE ADVERTISER furnishes the best medium for advertising throughout Waimate County. PRICES MODERATE. Horse Cards in up-to-date styles at shortest notice. Call and see samples.

TO TRAVEL THE WAIMATE AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. The Imported Stallion, ? DAL MUIR PRINCE. DALMUIR PRINCE (11021, Yol. XXIII) is a dark brown, patch on face, hind feet and legs white half way •to hocks, and was foaled in 1896. He was bred by John McDonald, Esq, Boquhanran, Dalmuir, Dumbartonshire, • Scotland, and was imported to New 3 Zealand, per s a Rangatira, on March 1, 1901, by Mr Watson Abram, Kelso, Otago, New Zealand* Dalmuir Prince's sire, King Khama (10069, Vol XVIII); dam, Boquhanran Maid (11024, Vol XXIII, p 50). by Leading Star (6981, Vol. XI) ; g sire, Merchant Prince (3839, Vol* VII) ; g dam, Maggie, by Callender (4901, Vo> IX) ; g sire, Orlando (8092, Vol XII); ggsire, Drew’s Prince of Wales (673); , g g g sire, General (322) ; g g g g sire, Sir Walter Scott ; gsg g g sire, Clyde Boy (574), by Scotchman (754). i TERMS, £5 ; £2 10s at end of season, and balance when mare proves in foal. For particulars apply to Groom in charge, or J. H. MITCHELL, Proprietor, Studholme. | TRAVEL THE HUNTER AND 1 SURROUNDING DISTRICTS* The Clydesdale Stallion, COLONIAL LAD. | Sire .. . . Prince Consort Dam .. Miss Wallace COLONIAL LAD was born in Decern- 1 ber, 1899, and is a bright bay 1 rising three years. He is a horse ot the ' finest quality, with good bone and plenty I of fine, silky hair ; his feet are hard and ( sound, and ho is very quiet and docile > Prince Consort’s sire. Crown Prince, s sire Lord Salisbury (imported) ; dim. c Damsel (imported) ; bred by J. M. ( Martin, Esq., Auchendrmnon, Dumbar I tonshire. Her sire, Crown Prince 207 ; r her dam, Darling, by Tintack ; grand g dam by Dainty Davie 211. etc. c Prince Consort took first prize in f Christchurch as a two-year-old draught entire colt, and second at Oamarn as a three year old. t Terms, £4 Is ; £2 2s at end of season, a and balance when rnare proves in foal, f All mares sold to be held as in foal. Groomsge fee, ss, payable at first t, soi vii e. KELCHER BROS., Proprietors, Hunter. <* 4 1,1 H ! Mistress Macphairaon, did , 111 ye no 1 ben that her nainselt ' rt lil 1.0 takin the inuokle beet o’ tea, an’ .hat’ll jUt be the McKenzie’s Hondy jaoky.”