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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXVI, Issue 3575, 9 October 1916, Page 8

LAND AND GENERAL. JT 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 int» strong and Healthy Sheep. YOUR Wool will bring such a sprite this year that it will pay you bettor than usual to take more care of your Lambs and Sheep generally. We. fear that it has not been generally realised that the decreases in < stock during the past two' years have been enormous, and ifc is mainly -due to these losses and to shrinkage of stock numbers throughout the world that high prices do rule, and must continue to do bo for some time. SAVE THE T.AMRS. To a large extent your prosperity and that of the. Dominion depends upon this. Read what other thrifty Farmers do, and try JOSEPH FORD'S SCOUR , AND LUNG-WORM MIXTURE. North Bank, Rakaia,, Mr F. Ferriman, Ashburton: Dear Storr-In'.Marcht last I drenched about s(j|fianibß. which were dying of Lung TVofm, and .1 found the lambs improved wonderfully and I did' not lose any after drenching. In August last I bought 100 ewe hoggets, which were yery low in condition, nnd they were very bad with Lung, Worm. I;drenched;"them one dose, and it' stopped all coughing and they are doing splendidly. I have carried lambs home expecting them to die, arid-have given them- a dose of Lung Worm Mixture for expert ment and they have been walking about in the morning. I have great faith in Ford's Mixture, and recommend it to all sheepbreedeps. Yours faitMully, (Sgd.) JOHN SOWDEN, Jun. Ashburton Agents: Farmers' Co-operative Association and National Mortgage and Agency Go. AVOID DAGGING By Using JOSEPH FORD'S DRENCH. Copy of a Circular Issued in Canterbury re Dagging: The Freezing Companies regret naring to draw attention to tha condition in wkich many lines of sheep and lambe are sent to sdfleyards and freezing works, owing to the growers having neglected to have same 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 dre.ssed with the finish and cleanliness which are an absolute necesity for placing them on the Home Market to the best advantage. In spite of every care stains are bound to disfigure such carcases and no amount of wiping down will remedy this condition as they cannot avoid, in many cases, injuring the pelts, and so incurring fines. In view of the reasonable remonstrances ot the slaughtermen . against being compelled t» kill daeecv sheep and iambs and also of the considerable discredit and monetary loss occasioned by the necessarily imperfect dressing of such carcases, WE ■hereby give notice on belialf of the Canterbury Frozen Meat Company, fc'td.. and the Christchurch Meat Comnanv. Ltd.* that any: such sheep, will be drafted at the works and rejected. THE CANTERBURY FROZEN MEAT CO.. LTD. THE DAIRY PRODUCE EXPORT CO.. LTD* THE CHRJSTCHURCH MEAT CO., LTD. k ■ ■■ ■ ■' . '.' Joseph Fordi's. Drench saves . Dagging and keeps your SheeD Healthy and Strong. Ashburton Agents,: Farmers' Co-operative Association and National Mortgage and Agency Co. FOR SALE OR LEASE, MOUNT SOMERS. Tin HAT Excellent Blacksmith's and JL Agricultural Implement Agency Business, i carried on by MR E. C WOOD, For particulars apply— i MESSRS FERRIMAN AND COy

; N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP., LAND SALESMAN. EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY. "VITE have been instructed to dispose" of this Fine Farm, containing 600 ACRES, by Private Treaty, cither by a straight-out sale or a lease, with right;. to purchase. To a" practical man tho owner .ivill lease for a term of tivo years at 10s 6d per aero, with . a purchase clause of £10 10c. per acre, | say £1000 Cash, and tho balance at 5J per cent, for a further five years. This farm ..comprises heavy agricultural land suitable for Dairying, and situated close to a Factory and Station. The buildings are all good, and a New Milking Plant and Shed, capable oi milking 20 cows at once, has just been erected. * . .::■.■...,. / t> _ ' ■ I In addition,to the present handsome returns a^'cruing from tiie property, the prospective value i.v. above the average and would' divide- into throo good farms. What better proposition could you wish for. ; , i \;i t.pi-'r<?.oiic m:m -witli th-^ firsi !i:• !'il■yoiy'rr : ■..'.;! tin b.i> pwkct «f'.:!J ci;\m,- ■>$£'. oi' iihvVj:,h ,i. huh-, torn UK-. r'nquiro now. Full par Lieu la i"; ;:.-•.• a\';ilf!ablo ;it. the— LANI> DKPARTMISNT, FARMERS' CO-OP., Ash burton.

BRITISH Cocoa for British People— Sandow's Cocoa equal to any better than many, 2s lOd per lb tin, Is 6d per $lb. Fry's Pure Breakfast Co-| coa, 9d per quarter, Is 6d per half, and 2s lid pound tin, at FLETCHER BROS.. Cash Supply Stores.