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Timaru Herald, Volume XIIC, Issue 14053, 10 November 1909, Page 8

STUD NOTICES. TO STAND AT ESK VALLEY, And Travel Pareora, St. Andrews, Otaioj and surrounding districts, The Purebred Clydesdale Stallion F 0 Y L E. Sire, Loch Goyle;Dam, Nell, by Good Hope. TERMS: £1 10s end of season, and £1 10s when mares prove iu foal. All mares sold or exchanged, owner at first ■ service held responsible. J. McALWEE, Owner, St. Andrews. . , TO TRAVEL Albury and Surrounding District, . The Purebred Clydesdale Stallion " ING OF THE FIELD, Sire, King of the Ring; Dam, Nellie. ' • KING OF THE FIELD is a beautiful dark bay, standing 17 hands high, and of magnificent bone and substance. He is four years old, and only a liniited number *of mares will be served this season. TERMS: Half guarantee, £2 10s and £2 10s. Full guarantee £G 6s: All mares' sold or" exchanged held to be iu foal. FRANK CASWELL, Proprietor,' Albury. TO STAND AT TEMUK'A," And Travel the Milt'ord, Seadown, Washdyke 'arid' surrounding districts, The Purebred' Clydesdale Stallion \ V I E'M 0 RE. Sire, 'Hard Times; Dam, Jess, by Sir Arthur Gordon by Young Banker. AVIEMORE is a liundsonio dark brown horse with plenty of actiou. His sire' was a great 'favourite down south, and lias won a splendid reputation.' ».His sire, Hard Times, has won numerous prizes, among them first and champion at Taieri 1890, and first arid champion 1 f 'at : 'Dunedin the same year. He also secured champion prizes at Oamarii, Timaru, arid Waimate Shows. TERMS: £2 payable (Ist January 1910, £2 : when ma're' proves iri foal. Groomage fee ss, payable at first seri vice. [ T. OLDFIELD, _ Proprietor. ALL PROPERTIES placed in MY HANDS for. Sale, Advertised FREE OF CHARGE. SPLENDIDLY BUILT 5-ROOMED HOUSE, with • Pantry, Bathroom, Scullery, H. and C. Water, Concrete Footpaths, prettily laid out Garden, Corner Section; handy ,to Town, and in a good locality. Vendor has instructed me. to sell as he has left the district. ' ■•■•■■■■ £750. This is an up to date-house, large rooms and splendidly finished and will bear any' inspection'. NEWLY FINISHED 4 - ROOMED HOUSE, with all latest conveniences, very easy terms made. ■■■': £485. GOOD 5-ROOMED HOUSE, very handy to Town, with a pretty garden. This; House has been up about two years) and is in firstclass order. -■"■'•■. £550. Terms Given. 3 ACRES, SPLENDID BUILDING. SITE— '■,'.' ' '■'• ' ' "'-, £550. 10 ACRES, HANDY—: A ". ~. £IOO Per Acre. i ACRE, SUNNY— . .... £l6O. i ACRE, GOOD ;fe ; >':;.■ "£55. 11 ACRES, HANDY— * £350. Shops, Offices, and Rooms to Let. RENTS COLLECTED. ' ARMS FOR SALE.

96 ACRES Freehold, divided into 3 paddocks and house lot, 5-roomed lean-to, granary,'.rough stable and traphpuse. ' Good sharp laud, and only '6 miles from Tihiaru.' £l4 TER ACRE. 200 ACRES L.1.P., 3 miles from railway station, in 6 paddocks, watered' by big'dam;' good fences; Hoii«e of 5 rooms; and' Shed.' For the Goodwill, £I3OO. 10 ACRES L.1.P., about; 3"miles from Temuka, heavy land; 5-roomed House, and loosebbx, ajid outbuildings. For the Goodwill. £2OO. 39 ACRES FREEHOLD,, in 5 paddocks; 22 Acres in young grass, balance in stubble: garden and orchard; permanent . water *in creek; ■: gorse and : wire fences. Buildings* consist of ~ wasbhouso, cowshed, and granary.. . £2l PER ACRE. 119 ACRES Freehold, good strong soil, mostly flat, in 5 paddocks; well watered by: never-failing stream running through, it. ,No bUildiDgS - £l4 PER ACRE. W. H. WILLIAMS l& SON Stafford ChambeiS. EMPIRE HOTEL, ■"' ; '"' TIMARUV < ;;>:: '" J A. DUNCAN, PROPRIETOR, o has pleasure in announcing that ae has taken over the above Hotdl, and will endeavour to maintain the reputation which this House has alwayi enjoyed. The Accommodation is unequalled in Timaru, and the Cuisine in under special supervision. Tie WINES, ALES, and LIQUERS will always be found to be of the Bert Brands procurable. . J. A. DUNCAN, Proprietor P.O. Box No. 129. Telephone No. 84. It. AND li. GLOVER, ARCADE TOY SHOP, HAVE just opened ex Mail large assortment of XMAS and NEW YEAR POST CARDS and other Novelties for British Mail, November ? 18th, 1909. Also XMAS TOYS, including large assortment Dolls from one penny to life size at 13s Od.