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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 144, 13 March 1919, Page 8

i LAMBS INFESTED WE-L'H TICK. It is merely repeating a fact which every experienced •Sheopowner knows to be true, to say that tick and other kinds of parasitic, filth result in the less of thousands of pounds yearly. But this deplorablo wastage—surely it is avoidable? It is. The remedy is OI! (BELL'S LIQUID DIP, as is proved, by E. Bevan, of Manakau, who writes:-r"t am,, more than pleased with the Onibeli's Dip that you sent me'. I dipped four hundred lambs, and I reckon it lias put at least 2«. per head om them. I inspected them carefully after dipping, and could not find one tick alive." Fortunately, Dalgety' and Co., Ltd., have just landed large s-upplies of this unsurpassable Liquid Dip. For Off-shears and Lambdipping it is paramount as a vermin killer. Hut it is even more than an excellnnt parasite cradicator. Besides preventing money-wastage for the Sheopowner. it mates money for him as well, because it promotes a healthy growth, and improves the quality of the wool. Order your supplies now to ensure delivery in time. Dalgetv and Co., Ltd., Solo Agents for Australasia.—Advt.

LAND TRANSFER NOTICES. LAND TRANSFER -ACT NOTICE.Notice is hejjeby given that tlio parcel of land hereinafter <leficrihiMl will be brought under the provisions nt' the Land Transfer A'cl. .l'Jls, unless caveat bo lodged forbidding the same on or before the 7th day of April, 1819. Application -1827 (D.P. 3929). JOHN HARRISON.—2C2 acres 1 rood, I?tiral Section -155, Town of _ Palmerston North.. Occupied by Lilian Johnson. Diagram may be. inspected at this office. Dated this sth day of March, 1919, at 'the Land Registry Office, Wellington. J. ,T. L. BURKE, Deputy_District Land Registrar.. LAND TRANSFER. ACT NOTICE.' j APPLICATION having been made to me to register a dealing affecting Native Land Court subdivision-known as. Horowhenua Xla No. 2, being the land comprisedJn certificate of title, Vol. 125, folio 108, and evidence (laving been lodged of the loss or destruction of the said ; certificate of"title, I hereby give notice that 1 will dispense with the production of the said certificate of title, and regis- ■ ter, the dealing as requested, unless caveat ■ bo lodged forbidding the same on or befor the 20th day of March. Dated this sth day of March, 1919, at" • the Land Registry Office, Wellington. 1 ! J. ,T. L. BURKE, \ Depuiv District Land Registrar. i : 1 LAND NOTICES. THE BEST OF GRAZING COUNTRY. f -i Anw ACRES, Taihapo District, all j luJ I j n grassf and subdivided into about 14 paddocks, 30 acres level, bal : s ance rideable; house and all necessary v buildings, including woolshed with i) machines. Price, only.'.£l6 per acre; half cash, balance to be arranged. r /»aa ACRES, . handy to Mangaweka, r vJI/l/ first-class sheen country, all in u grass and well subdivided, nice home, '• outbuildings, woolshed. etc.-. Price, A'lG o ppi> Only ,£lflCo cash, ■ balance 5 i' or 10 years at 5S per cent. These properties are good and right i- at the priecs so arrange at once for iu--0 spection. d s J, HARRIS AND SONS, 'I LAND AGENTS, ° , MAI?TON. 'Phones: Office, 43; H0u5e,.261. 1. 6 0 111 i 10 EXCEPTIONAL CHANCE. 10 OTAIU DAIRY FARM. Ki — in QA ACRES (about) of some of Otaki's I. OU best;, „U flat, heavy carrying, ploughable, dairying country.; heavy sum- ,,, mor feed, grows grass in winter; ,-niile 1 Rahui (City Council) Factory, railway I station, etc.; good 4-roomed House, easily .. added to; outbuildings, 4-bail cowshed. !' new; exceptionally well watered by running til reams, with shelter bush. Part l" Freehold and part leasehold (11 years lo run at. J3 7s. fid. per acre; every likeli- " hood renewal further term). Oivnei wants JCISOO for Freehold, buildings, goodwill, and livestock. Good terms tr 6nfo man. Possession any tune withu n , six months. Early inspection; strongly recomst mended. ,1. BARTON ANO CO., af LAND AGENTS, 10 (Successor G. Anderson). 'Phone 58. ;e OTAlil RAILWAY.