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Waimate Daily Advertiser, Volume XXIV, 28 November 1925, Page 9

CHANGE OF BUSINESS. MR J. W~HALLIDAY Late of the Glencoe Hotel GLENAVY, to announce that, having acquired the Lease of the Waimate Hotel from Mr T. Twomey/ it is his intention to stock only the BEST ALES & SPIRITS. Superior Accomodation Provided for Travellers. WAIMATE HOTEL J. W. HALLIDAY, Proprietor.

NOTICE TO ANGLERS JUST OPENED: NEW STOCKS OF FISHING TACKLE FOR THE COMING SEASON. HERE ARE SOME OF THE LINES: Large range of rods, including boys’ rods, bamboo, fitted from 8/-; rodlets in five pieces, handy for cyclists, at 21/-; steel fly rod, nickel fittings, cork grip, 10ft, 17/6; ash rods from 9/6 upwards; split cane fly rods; also greenheart rods suitable for Waitaki River. Reels ,all prices, from 3/- to 30/-. Silk lines, all lengths; Irish linen lines from 4/6 100yds; cheap hemp lines, Cd each. Landing nets at 2/6. Casts, traces, hooks, leads, and all other fishing requisites. Large assortment of flies. Call and inspect at WALKER’S. QUEENST

FOR SALE VALUABLE SHOP SECTIONS OR WOULD BUILD FOR SUITABLE TENANTS. NEXT M.P. STORES. Apply, WAIMA T E ADVERTISER Co. Ltd.

STUD NOTICES. TO TRAVEL WAIMATE AND STAND AT “KENWYN,” CLYDESDALE STALLION, ‘BRILLIANT YOUTH’ TERMS.—£2 12s 6d down and £2 12s 6d when mare proves in foal. For further particulars apply to; J. H. MITCHELL, “Kenwyn,” Or GROOM-IN-CHARGE

'j’O TRAVEL the Season at Studholme, Hook, Makikihi. Otaio, Hunter, and Waituna Districts, J. H. MITCHELL’S CLYDESDALE STALLION, BONNIE MARK (N.Z., C. 5.8., No. 1276). SIRE —Bonny Dene. L>AM—Lady Agnes, by Clydebank. Terms: £2 12s 6d nt end of season and £2 12s 6d when Mare proves in foal Groomage Fee, ss. For further particulars, apply Groom-in-Charge. JIM WEIR, Studholme.

TO STAND THE SEASON AT GORDON BROS.’ STABLES, WAIMATE BROWN HORSE, ST. AMANS, By Soult H. (imp.), (St. Simon — Beauharnais). was one of the most successful sires ever imported. He sired, among many others ,Elysian, Soltano, Merry Roe, General Latour, Wairiki, Kauri King; also grandsire of Nukumai, Omahou & Fisher Dam, Lottie (Murkapur—Ladybird) Lottie was a great mare, a winner of 22 races over all distances, including the Auckland Cup. St. Amans has also sired Oakleigh (dual Grand National winner), Signature ( p races), Peter Amans (6 races), Gold Kip (18 races), Gold Rain (5 races), Grand Canyon, Dempsey, Kaikahu, Peter Rosa, Lyroe, Roller, King Amans, and several others have contributed to St. Amans’ success. Thoroughbred mares 20gns. Hackney Mares lOgns., GORDON BROS., WAIMATE. That tickling, irritating cough can bo promptly relieved by a few drops of “NAZOL” taken on lump sugar. 60 doses Is 6d.