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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXV, Issue 10503, 26 November 1901, Page 4

Business Adsertiiementi. Luke & Co.'s Ranges. THE HEAVIJ3DT ON THE MAUKF.T. This means Dusabujty. THE oDly Eanga with detachable Oven and Boiler. This means economy of repairs. HUNDREDS IN USB IN WANGSNUI. Aganl: W. G. Bassett, TIMBER MERCHANT, Wilson Street, Wangauui. i * . .. ..■ J. Fairburn, ; HOUSE, LAND, AND ESTATE AGENT. HOUSE PROPERTIES FOR SALE. | St. John's Hill (adjoining Mrs Ballances) — 6 rooms,, stable, 11$ acres; healthy building sites, with splendid view; low price. Apply sharp. Wicksteed Street — 7 rooms, all modern conveniences, J-a?re; £825; easy terms. St. John's Hill — 9" rooms, 5 acres; £1800. - Aramoho — 10 rooms, 3£ acres. ; St. John's Hill-M} rooms, ' 5, acres; .£ISOO. Tayforth — 7 rooms, 4 acres; £§00. Tayforth — 7 rooms, 20 acres; .£1250. : Bell Street — 7 rooms, J-acre; ,£550. < i Bussellvale — 6 rooms, £250; ! easy terms. Don't miss this. ; ■ Avenue — 7 rooms, J-acre; £1150. ', ' Avenue corner section) — Nearly J-acre, 1 9 jrooms; £1150. ' • 1 ' Harrison Street — 5 rooms, l-Bth acre; ! £500;, or, with full i-acre, £625. ' Glasgow -Street — 5 rooms, J-acre; £520. Wilson Street — 9 rooms, J-acre. A first-cluass Business for sale, with freehold premises. ,' ! v "BUILDING SECTIONS. I Eastown — 6 acres, fclos eto workshops . and* proposed railway station; I best .building sites in the district. Holderdale — 20 acres; poultry farm J or fruit growin £85- Splendid Section, 5 minutes from c.v.o. Splendid building sites, Sedgebrook, * close to Eastown workshops, Wick- , Street, Campbelltown, and Castle1 cliff. \ TO LET, on Bui ding, Lease, at a low 1 rental— Sections in St. Hill Street, Nixon Street, nnd\hidg*ay flireet " TO LET — New 8-roomed dwelling-, , Campbell Street; 7-roomed." dwelling, Wicksteed Street, furnished ' l or unfurnished." , LIST OF FARMS FOR SALE ON f APPLICATION. , Call and inspect list of properties. Properties advertised free of charge. Offices and Sample-rooms to let. Honey to lend at current rates. INSURANCES EFFECTED under " the WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION ■ FOR ACCIDENTS ACT afLOWEST 1 RATES. [ ' = ! Sires of the Beaton. 1 PRELIMINARY NOTICE. i TO TRAVEL~THIS SEASON . In the Wanganui District The Champion Draught Stallion GL y E N T> OT. For further particulars apply to A. DONALD, . Putilri. Wanganni. c TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON -Iv ths Wanganui District, the * Carriage Stallion, : pOCK OF THE TT7ALK COCK OF THE WALK is an 8-year- ' old colt of a nice bay colour, with four black points. 16.2,hauds high, with plenty of bone, and good action. As a yearling' be took First Prize at tL(> * Timaru Show and Second at Christchurch ; as a 2-year-o!d First Prize at Timaru; First Prize at Ellesmeie Show, 1804, beating five others, including Bine . Gown; Second at Christchurch to his, sire, 1895; First and-Spscial, Itangiom Show, 189G ; also Sccondto his sire, with ' eight others in the ring, in 1897. First and Special at Timaru, 1599. . First Wanganui 1900. 5 His oire was the well-known Orpheus, imported direot from- tha celebrated . Oldenburgh Stud, Suwurden, nea< Rodenkirchen. Grand Dukedom 'of . Oldenbnrgh, Germany. This Stud was . successfully represented on the trotting [ tracks at meetings held recently in Germany, at Which --American, Franco 1 Prussian, Austrian, and"other coiDtrieu i competed. He sag banting last seasoi. . with the South Canterbury Hounds, 1 carrying 14st over big country. ! TERMS— £3; half guarantee, £4; 2 £2 payable " Ist January, 1902, and balance when mare proves in foal. 1 Groomage fee, 2s 6d, payable at first ; service. I For full particulars apply to " j RUTLAND STABLES. l TO STAND THIS SEASON IN WANGANUI., And Travel Marton and Surrounding ■ Districts, • . THE THOROUGHBRED HORSE, II N S T O C X I (HotchHss— Satanella) : Clack Horse, 17.H hands high. Half- ' brother to St. Paul, St. Clements, etc. LINSTOCK (10 years old) only I btiirted once as a 2-year-old. As a 3- . year-old he earned a winning bracket . b/ appropriating the open Flying . Stakes at Pakurangiv (Auckland) lueoting, beating a field of 11, includI ing St. Vincent, Annabelle, and I Brown.^ Mantle, and cutting out the five furlongs in 1.4. After competing at the Auckland Summer -Meeting he I r.ozt took part in the gathering at ■ Avondale, where he annexed the Flying Handicap, beating Lufra, Count Lamont, Tho Sharper, and several others. At the March meeting of the 1 same Club, carrying top weight, he started favourite in the Waiakerei - Handicap, and finished fourth to Re-. > taxation, The Ljeutommt, and The 1 Sharper, the six furlongs being run in 1.16. At the Auckland R.C. Meeting lie carried a big- weight, and ran third ' to Doris and Reaper in tho Railway Handicap, for which a field of nine ' started. Owing to an accident on the course while competing he fell over a hurdle which had been inadvertently left on the track, and this finished up his racing career. LINSTOCK is the biggest thoroughbred horaa that has over visited the Wanganui district. In colour he is black, and stands 17.1} bands high. He has a handsome head, beautiful rein, oblique shoulder, very short back, fine flat bone, and is a good quartered horse. He is really a horse that should suit the requirements of all sorts o£ breeders, who should look through his pedigree. LINSTOCK will stay at Mr Churton's Aramoho. and will travel to Turakina (via Fordell) on Mondays, Marton on Tuesdays, returning Wednesdays (via No. 1 Line), and at home at Aramoho on lhursdays. Single Mares, 5 guineas; two-^or more mares, £4. All fees payable 31st* January, 1902. Good* Paddocking at Aramoho, Is per week. * All caro taken, but no responsibility for loss of mares by death, accident, or otherwise howsoever. For particulars apply GEO. CHAMBERLAIN Lessee, Or, W. H. CHURTON, Aramoho. piFIBIKI X¥ OD S B," . WANGANUI iRIVEB. (Now Zealand's Rhine.) - The above is now under thfl Proprietorship of the undersigned, for ten yeary Chief Steward of Messrs Hatriok ivnd Co.'s River Steamers,. Tourists and other ' will find every comfort and good table kept. Red noed Tariff for one week or over. JOHN HOWARD, Proprietor.