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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXVI, Issue 3568, 30 September 1916, Page 8

LAND AND GENERAL. IT IS ONLY THROUGH OUR EXPORTS THAT WE CAN PAY OUR WAY. You can do your part by avoiding any loss in Stock by Scour or Cough by using JOS. FORD'S DRENCH, and thus turn your weak ones into strong and healthy Sheen. YOUR Wool will bring such a yt'wo this year that it will pay you hotter- than usual to take more care of your Lambs arid Sheep generally. We fear that it has not been genorallv realised that the decreases in stock dnring the past two years have* been enormous, and ib is mainly duo to these losses and to shrinkage of stock numbers throughout the world that high prices do rule, and mast continue to do so for sorao time. SAVE THE 1.-AMRS. To a large extent your prosperity and that of the Dominion depends upon this. Read what othor thrifty Farmers do, and try JOSEPH FORD'S SCOUR AND LUNG-WORM MIXTURE: North Bank, Rtfkaia, Mr F. Ferritnan, Ashburton. Dear Sir,—ln March last 1 drenched about 500§ lambs, which' were dying of Lung Worm, and I found the lambs improved wonderfully arid I did not lose any after drenching. In August last I bought 100 ewe hoggets, which were very low in condition, ,and they were very bad with Lung 'Worm.. I drenched them on© dose, and it stopped all coughing and they are doing splendidly. . I have carried lambs home expecting then* to die, and have given them a dose of Lung Worm Mixture for experiment a«d they have been walking about in the morning, „■•»,.. I have great faith in Ford's Mixture, and recommend it to all sheepbreeders. " Yours faitKfully, (Sgd.) JO^J SOWDEN, Jun. Ashburton Agents:, Farmers' Co-operative Association and National Mortgage and Agency Co. AVOID DAGGING By Using JOSEPH FORD'S DRENCH. Copy of a Circular Issued in Canterbury re Dagging: The Freezing Companies regret navinK to draw attention to t.ho condition in which many lines of sheep and lambs are sent to saleyarda and freezing works, owing to the growers having neglected to hare samo properly dagged or crutched. This matter is a serious one, and it not only affects the animal in a live state but also prevents the carcases from being dressed wit* tho finish and cleanliness which, are an absolute neoesity for placing- them on tho Home Market to tho best advantage. In spit© of every ca.ro staine^aro bound to disfigure such carcases and no amount of wiping down will remedy this condition as they cannot avoid, m many cases, injuring the pelts, and bo incurring fines. In view of the reasonable, remonstrances ot the slaughtermen against being, compelled to km dapcv sheep and lambs and also ot the considerable discredit and monetary loss occasioned by the necessarily unperfect dressing ol such carcases, Wfi horeby give notice on behalf of the Canterbury Frozen Meat Company, Ltd.. and the Christehureh Meat CoiaiMiny. Ltd.. that any such sheep will be drafted at tho works and refected THE CANTERBURY FROZEN MEAT f*if\ T 'TT) THE DAIRY PRODUCE EXPORT the' christchurch meat co., LTD. . „ . ■ Joseph Ford's Drench saves Dagging and keeps your Sheen Healthy and Strong. „ Ashburton, Agents: Farmers' Co-operative Association and National Wortgaga and Agency Co. FOR SALE OR LEASE, MOUNT SOMERS. THAT Excellent Blacksmith's and Agricultural Implement Agency Business;, caxried on by MR E. C. WOOD. S>For particulars apply— MESSRS FERRLMAN AJSB CO. FARMERS' CO>OP., LAND SALESMEN AN]> AUCTIONEERS. WE havo a very. Completes Land Register, containing particulars of. Agricultural and Pastoral Properties all over Cantorburv. We quote herowith. 2 GRAZING RUNS and 4 METHVEN FARMS. Secure a Farm in tho right district at tho right price, and tho RIGHT PLACE is the CO-OP. Folio XVII.—SOO ACRES rich wheat growing land, right in the rain area, Mothven district. 60 Acres Wheat, 80 Acres Oats., balance routine cultivation and young grasses. New Up-to-date Homo and all farm buildings. Price— £25 10:;; goo:} torrns. Mako • yourself acquainted with this proposition, it's worth the money. Folio VI—SCO ACRES L.1.P., annual' rental £25 ; with comfortable 4-room-ed Cottage, Woolshed, Stable, Imple-j mont Sliced and Outhouses, Sheep' Yards, etc. Tho land comprises from rich heavy swamp to warm terrace faces lying to the sun, and splendid hogget ( country, now carrying 1000 sheep, besides horses and cattle. Price —.£5 per aero goodwill, £600 to £800 cash, balance to suit. Inspected by us an-1 thoroughly recommended. Folio CXI.—6OO ACRES,' well water-' ad and subdivided, '200 acres in crop; balance 1 to 5-year grasses; 5-roomed [ioiir;e and othor, buildings, not far From Methvon. Prico, £23 per acre. Good terms. Folio CXI.—4OOO ACRES, small 9heep Station, rent 4£d per acre, with Freehold at £P lOr,; an inveGtmont for a mo,n with £2000 which cannot be boatan. Tiio buildings comprino a nearly now up-to-date 5-roomed House, Stabling, Woolshcd, Whare, Shearers' Hut, ote, A man with £2000 can buy this Sheep Station, lock, stock and barrel, jomprising 4000 acres, with ■ excellent mildings, in i\, good district and close x, railway.. With tho exception of Hie Hipporeor.n, roatal tho £2000. doos the ot. Don't miss, this, but- enquire now. Folio XXV.--300 1 ACRES, subdiviclh.l and well . watered. 80 Acres in rop. Now up-to-date House and other buildings. PrU>p-r-£27 10s, crop in. 21000 fa*.h, balance arranfrcd. IJ.EMEAf.BER tho fac-iHiies enjoyed •y tho As'hburton Cmmly in tho shape f sitporior inr.ih, nu'!road transport, roezing and shipping advnntMges ari.> iii.stirpafjsoJ in iho-'Dominion. THBREFQIIE BOY YOUR FARM i the Ashburton' County. FARMERS' COOP., •■pROPRRTY SALESMEN. FOR SALE. Lot lj J-Aere, Comer of Princes fereot, Nethorby, with Comfortable 'welling of 6 Rooms and Conveniences, as, etc. Terms and particulars on applicaon. T. BULI.WK. *