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Timaru Herald, Volume XCVIII, Issue 17624, 8 October 1921, Page 12

FINE, GOULD, GUIKNESS, LTD. Town Properties for Sale.

“'A LOVELY HOME—CLOSE TO WAI-ITI ROAD. I>/221. —NEW RESIDENCE, two storeys, on hill commanding fine all-round view. Large Sunny Section. Brick and Rough-cast. 6 Rooms, including open-air room: up-to-date conveniences —electric, light, h. and c. water, fine bathroom. superior Kitchen and Pantry; Washhouse with hot and cold water, tubs; large Dining Room; wardrobes, linen press, etc. House is built on most modern lines. A BARGAIN. PRICE. £IBOO. and v 750 can remain at 5 per cent. > CENTRAL AND PRETTY HOME. SVls4a. —Finely Appointed RESIDENCE of 5 ROOMS, plastered, modern, and in beautiful order. Price reduced from £137 5 to £1175. In good locality. Handy to business and well worth the money. £37 5 CASH will buy. CLOSE TO BAYt-A VALUABLE PROPERTY. p/16 2. —SEVEN-R OOMED M ODERN DWELLING with tiled roof. _ A well-built Residence, on Section worth £SOO. Splendid localit3 r stands high—good view. Anyone wanting a good spec, convenient to business will find this value. PRICE £IBOO Easy Terms. A WELL-BUILT RESIDENCE. ON OTIPUA ROAD. P/222. —Splendidly Finished RESIDENCE, with Motor Shed, on valuable Corner Section (i-Acre), finely laid-out grounds. Seven large rooms, electric light and gas; hot and cold water, hath, basin, and every convenience —fixed wardrobes, linen press, and cupboards. House built of picked timber and exceptional workmanship. PRICE, £IBOO, of which £IOOO can remain at 6 per cent., or Owner will exchange for Smaller House in Town. Willing to exchange for Farm. SPECIAL TERMS can be arranged. BUNG -LOW NEAR WAI-ITI ROAD. p/0 2 3 NEW BUNGALOW in fine situation. FIVE ROOMS and all conveniences, electric light, two sleeping-out verandahs. PRICE, £I4OO, and £3OO Cash will buy—balance in 7 years. HANDILY SITUATED DWELLING. PRICE, £975. P/224. —FIVE ROOMS, Bathroom, Washhouse, Copper and Tubs, Motor Shed, Orchard and Garden. A convenient position close to Town Centre. Easy Terms. We have CAREFULLY SELECTED STOCKS of MACHINE DRESSED GRASS and CLOVER SEEDS, also PRIME GARTON OATS. TURNIPS. MANGOLDS, ETC We are Sole Agents for South Canterbury for WEBB’S PEDIGREE SEEDS, which have been awarded premier honours at the principal comoetitions throughout Great Britain. MANURES. Large Stocks of Genuine Highgrade TURNIPP, RAPE, and MANGOLD FERTILISERS on hand. GENERAL. MERCHANDISE. In preparation for the coming seaenn we have replenished our Stocks of FARM AND STATION REQUIRE MENTS. and can execute orders at LOWEST RATES. Pvne, Gould, Guinness, Ltd., UMARU. •TO STAND at Owner’s Farm, Milford Road, TEMUKA, THE PONY STALLION, FAIRY KING. Sire the well-known Southland Pony, YOUNG BARNYGO, by Barnygo. Dam, Dolly, by the Arab sire BLACK AFRICA. FAIRY KING stands 13.2, and is just the sire to get good Children’s Ponies. TERMS: £3 3s, payable January 30th, 1922. Grazing arranged. J. F. HAYHU&ST, Owner. SIR NORMAN’S PRIDE. ) STAND AT iSEADOWN, and Travel the Surrounding Districts, ie above Purebred CLYDESDALE STALLION. SIR NORMAN’S PRIDE is a black rse white points, standing 17 nds’. Travelled seven years in autau, and proved himself a firstiss breeder. Pedigree. Sire, Sir Norman 3770), imported from Scotland and ed by David Douglas, Balcaimey, Tshire; sir, Dunuro Castle (11028) Baron’s Pride. Dam, Peggy of ilcaimey (17560), by Montrave ic (9958) by McGregor. G. dam. >nty (15471), by Prince of Thorn--11; g.g. dam Bell of Balcaimey 0550), bv Young Farmer (1880); g.g. dam Fancy (711), by Warrior 02); g.g.g.g. dam Maggie (710), ■ Camperdovn (1603); g.g.g.g.g. m Blyth, by Cleeber (152); g g g.g.g. dam Molly, by Rambling ib (1283). SIR NORMAN was first at Girvan >owas a yearling. Dunure Castle’s ‘m, Bessie Lea, by Lord Lothian • 489)', several times champion, at irlingshire and Carlisle, Mauchle, etc. t Sir Norman’s Pride's dam, Bell L 5 S 3), ilnported from Victoria, re, Machure. 2nd dam Flower )528), by Prince Alexander; 3rd un Primrose, by Prince Gallant (6176). SIR NORMAN’S PRIDE was Ist at Invercargill Parade as a four-year-old; 2nd at Invercargill as a three-year-old; Ist at Riverton, Otautau, Thornburv. TERMS: £5 os; £2 12s 6d on Ist January, £2 12s 6d when mare proves in foal. For further particulars apply to A. W. LUSCOMBE. Or Groom in charge, c/o J. Beattie, near Racecourse, Seadown. TO STAND at Owner’s Farm, BLUECLIFFS, and Travel the Surrounding Districts, The Purebred CLYDESDALE COLT, BLACK WILLIE. BLACK WILLIE is four years old. He gained first prize as a two-year-old at Waimate Show. His sire was Bay Knight; grandsire Black Knight (imp.), g.g. sire Hillhead Chief. Ist dam Violet, sire Welcome Willie; 2nd dam, Bell, sire Crown Prince; sire , Lord Salisbury (imp.); 3rd dam Emerald, sire Young Banker (irnu.); 4th dam Laura sire" Sir Colin (imp.); sth dam Jess, sire Marquis (imp.). BLACK WILLIE is closely related to Plucky Willie, who was champion horse at Sydney Show for several years. TERMS: £2 10s at end of season, and £2 10s when mare proves in foal. Groomage lee, ss. All mares sold or exchanged first owner held responsible. All care taken, but no responsibility. JOHN McALWEE, Proprietor.