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Ellesmere Guardian, Volume X, Issue 910, 16 May 1891, Page 1

vFliild Dip •■ < PamdQ^ bi|> (non-poisonous). ff ••■'■■ i \" ' - ('ppisb'K'biisx/ >! MR. 3SELCHM, °rJrL\lTl£f^^'ti)s fiA&P™; a Kainpoi (anting August, ff ) ' " ' ' \K,unhold|ei-, lbOO) :— " Found Sheop^r^-^ "~ — v^k' (wriitiiig Juno, 1890):— Dipped mil) Little's ff %t J^"EP TiTis l(L" '" tho Powder Plaid produced isi bs. . J/T T^_\T , **<J l '" % lii;tle trdiihle ' to na» P more yrobl each , JT\ -^^Pz "^C^a!^*^^ ' s Very efEoctire ; (which fetched $d . ffST&Jf^ "^* "^ S?SJ\ ' left the \y6 1 6l'ih^od per Ib. more) than f/f .' ! J^Si. condition ; sjfer .the wool of ff' j^. m ■■ i * 1 , J^^^U^n other poish P d ln^ d # ©am m Wool \ s r oofu f ?^ 8; iSheep. m . ■ ■„■:.> -~ 'vk besides being MR,; GILLAWDERS, of Southlaud\V eiT chea P" i,Gj ff I (writing' March', lJsOO), said: — -Tiro years I Jq£y- ff lin successionhe dipped a flock of 'about -1 /Sl 20 ' 00OS1 ' ecp> F' art^ !l1 Little-'s B'luidJ^ %"^si ff '^»\ and thereat with other Dips, and leach /J§S of 8 \ year found ihe Slurp dipped with" 1 -"/ j , *#^TfHla'X Litt ) c ' S F W r r>duced :/i -/ T . f J T ,\ M . lylljMG S V iQ re j uool per /leece. than f . JullllC B>L , /TLUir) DIP : > Sl th( r ()ther hee P-^^f -OWDER ,Dlp\ PRICES. {< -"■ AGENTS. ■■"■"• j FLniD. • - ■ TOWDEB. ""■'""., • '■' ■„! -; . ,;'-\ " ' 5s 6d p»r gallon, m Is and 4s per BLACKBUiRNE I A'.QO:," i 40 gallon casks. per packet. ■'■>■ ! .inn nx. ! 'i ! v w- i 6s per gallon, m 5 70s per case of 72 ■-■ •> ■'P 9 * Gashol-^reßt Eaet, gallon drams. Is pacKefs, or ■•: , ■- ;.'■* m ,: i . . , 18 4» packets, .-,_ ChrJßtchurch. ."-■'■• ■ : -also m lewt kefrs. H. L. BOWKER, ESTATE AGENT, 258 Colombo Street, MARKET PLACE, C H R ISTCHUECa FARMS FOP. SALE. ~t Q^7 ACRES, Hororata Districf, Grlenroy, near GlentuaJLO I tunnel, 8 miles from Railway 'station. Partly m i '• English grass, balance m tussock , ring fenced, divided into five paddocks ; creek running : If: ongh property. Hjouse : ;)y .five rooms, garden, B.tnbl*, four ptalle, and outbuildings. Price, £s. per acre ; easy .terms. Also forty acres adjoin- ,•■ ; : ing m natrre grasp, £3 10.i per avn\ .... it - OAAAACRES ? SeIwyn, about 2 miles from Norwood ; 1 M\J\j\) railway station, all. wo)l fenced, subdivided ; ; into paddocks m English «raß^. \rater-race intersects the properly m all directions, and cuny 3 sheep to the .acre. Price, £3 15s per ncre. Tne property is at present let to first-class tenants, who have put it m Enyli-h grasp, and which at present low rentw], yields it return of about 5£ per . cent. PoßHeseion can be hud on reasonable notice, A ACRES Harewood Road' In four paddock?, garden and !■•';/./. v ' fruit treep, water-race thronji property. House 6 roomp, iron roof, plaatererl, stable, iraphouse, man's room and workshop. Price £15 per acre. Easy terms arranged. i■'"'' ■ ' ' ' ; OOn ACRES Wcedon?, about 1} miles from station, m JjJUKJ 8 paddock?, 3of which .ire m grace, 15 acres whftat, 70 ncres oatp, good e;orse f< nces, water-race io each paddock, house 6 rooms, stable, chsfi: house, &c. Price, £8 per acre. BETWEEN Templeton and Woedon's, one mile from .- ,.-..! Weedin's Station; 20 Acres. 15 acres m English grass; Cottage of 3 roomaj .wiuer-race through property. . , - ■, . . | „,. Price £160. Easy term's. !' ' .■ ; . 1 :: O€>l ACRES Ranginrq, m English grasp, capital fruit .:• .. 002 gardtn, firif.t- class 2 story house of 9 rooms, , conr , •oryatory, Bcnllciy, wash-hr.use," stable, coach-honse, &c. y '.;•', : built on concrete foundations. Price, £1600, of which ' A < £1000 can remain at 3^- per cent. ' — C\ r\ ACRES Tompleton, m 4 paddocks, water-race through ZU • eaohi capital house 4 roomp, also cottage 2 rooms. To bo sold as a wholo, or will bo divided, say, 4 acres and tho house of 4 rooms, and (lie 16 acres^ and house of 2 rooms. This property is for sale a thorough bargain Price and full particulars on application. Most easy terms arranged. ' " ■ "1 QQ ACRES East Oxford, m 7 paddocks, well fenced, XOt/ mostly m Eng'ich graa*, good house 4 rooms, 3- • ' st«H stable, cowshed, roof iron, good garden, plenty of, water. Prioe, £5 per ncro. Any buyer requiring a small s- : .. v farm should feee the gras-- growing on this during the pre- . * cent dry weather. , _ -j f% r\ r\ ACRES Wast Oxford, divided into paddocks, ; \_U\J\J dwelling of 8 rooniF, wash-hcuse, large stable . : ■: • •• and farm outbyi.l.dinge, all thoroughly well built and m . ...• good order. 300 acros of this lend 1 were m oats this sea ishD, and produced 50 bushels to iho acre, balunce m Eng- . . li§h giiiss. Price, £6 per norn, £1 per acre cash, balance 6 per CfDt. There is ulb.o 2CO acres E(lucnti.i)pul Heseivo hav- '"^ . ing pbout 8 years to run at n reritul of Is 6d per acre with . ' , above. ' "'* T? 0R SALE«-Sfluthbri(Jgp, High St, • h acre Land, oq : . X? which is erected HmiHe of 6 rooms, 2 smll Ktabli', . Traphoiiae, ill hi gond n.dor. This pr< pjr yis occupied by : Mr James Edwunl Brady, andas ie diuac bosold iid reasonuble offer will be refused, and terms can be arranged. ,--,.. i , ' A number of other furirs, also build'ng Fectionp, shops, .. dwellings, &c, for f ale ; also properlic-B to let. Full Met supplied on application. H. L. BOWKEP, Estate Agent, Market Place, Cbrißtcburcli,