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Ellesmere Guardian, Volume X, Issue 915, 3 June 1891, Page 1

t■ ' ■■■*'' ' ' '' " ' ' ,-'■••■' BusiMejiU Notice* j Fluid Dip X^V Po^fder Oi^* 1 ■.i (NON-POISONOUS)j "a ■■- 1' 1; (POISONOUS). i MR. BE^HER, ofJrL|^7L£'gVMß. C. J. HARPER, n | Kaiapoi (wMtiiig August, Jr _ ' | Oantorbury Kuuholder, ! 1S0O) J><<*t-*n *—^l. (.writing June, ,1,5*90)^ ' I>ipped. with Little's Jr-nVViP htis tL '* ""Fouifd'tjho' PoWcforl | Fluid produced lilbs. ff 'v^^ftSiJ^^i^J/^mili^^rj^WißTto uiixf '■- more wool eiicli' # \V^cLE!>4^k \wm Tory effective; I (which fotehedfd.^^^fJ-^" » r *I^, left the vruol m good | per lb. more) than /Yf >^^^onditiou ; safer i the -wool rof tmC^f";' "s£' \ J^%,J hi W oti^l P oii Sheep. , m ■->■.■■.-;■■■-..?>■; , ... ,sv^Prides 'being : = °; ■ ! Yi^'*<&&&***. o«fe^tk4iw^* Mi>-" Afy ff r w(yrntm£'March 1, 1^0()), snid: —Tvro yearj'-l^k > {^i V^a? J^- I iri siiccessibn he dipped a flock of about J ?^i. \Co 9 jptß\ 2°.°00 shee P» p^ rt i wi f^ UWe'A M\j Mkh : :^ft,\ the;;rest;wth <)ihVr"Di"pV, ni\(i~~easiii^B 1" 9^i^ i; m W' % year found the Slu-ep dipj-.ed with / "■ rff r iAi A Little's- Pluidj produced \\%':^W $& ? 1 ff Little S/V more uool pW fleece than / lilttle S W<t*tiN-p6iso^o''M)^***l^'*''~\ (poisonous). \ ,;. ....PRICES.. . ;// ..^ | AGENTS. ! TLiim>'' :>-*-*'" ■v-■ vT6wiiisi.' | 5a 6.1 per gallon, In- X ! BLACK^?tS fei^i I 40 gnllon casks. ~ — per packet. : _ 6s per gallon, m 5/ 70s per-case of 72 1 109, Cashe'-street East, ll '■"' Ha rJacK.ets, b>^ ' •• ' »--<j .. 18 4b packets, j ,>' .j?'>| ! | I pinstchurch. , ■-(■■ .also m lewt kega. i 4 - -■ ' - - ''•■"' 258 Golomlbo Street, m:a.rkeplJ place, OH fel BT(DH¥BQH. ■ ■-■■■■•'■ .i- !,.■ ■-. •-.•■• ■ : ;■ i f.Z"',. >-S rill •FARMS FOR SALE. ' '■■■ '•■-;..- r ■ ') ■'. i ~t Q'7ACRIi;S,; Hororata D.isth'cf, Glenroy, near Gle>itnHV/f'\ ' \ J-0.l : tunnel r; 8 miles from jßiiilwuy stationX PartlyVin V .?"U P . : . Eqglish grass,,balance m cuasock , ring fenced, divided in- '. to five paddocks ;.creek running: iluongh property*. Housp five roonafy.garden^.staple^ 4., Price, £5 P^r acre j.easy terms. Also forty'Jacrerf'-'aajtrtA^^C* CrX ing m .native grasp, JI&XQa per acre. , ; '..■;■;■ : j ""> A '""'\ 9t *-?•> OAAi'iACRES Selwyn, about 2 miles from ; ; £i\j\J\J railway station, nil well fenced,-subdivided icto paddockß m English «raBR. water-race intersects the properly m all direction?, and carry 3 sheep to the ncre. Price, £3 15s per acre. Tne p-oporty is at prespnt let tp,, • j ._,.,m,..\\ firßt-claBS tenants, who have put it ih Enuli'-h' grflsi»; 'andl '' ■;" "'.'. which at present low rentu], yiel'ls n return of about 5^- per ■■■ I■* ■■ i .:; cent. Possession can be had on reasonable notice. ; r■■.>: •, A_K ACRES Horewood Read fn four paddockH,garden;and ,. 5 ;=\ ». Tt/ fruit trees, water-raco through proporty. s 'House' 6-^* ' *<■'■■■* '' rooms, iron roof, pla9tereil, stable, traphouse, mon's room and workshop. Price £15 per aero.-. Easy, t,erms urraqged. rJ-, (; ;( QQA ACRES Weedonp, about 1^ miles from station, m ; I JJU\J 8 puddockp, 3of vhich are m graßH, 15 acres wheat, 70 ncres oat?, good erorse f< nces, water-race m each paddock, house 6 rooms, aiablw, chaff house, &c. Price, '■ £8 per acre. , - i . / 1 ..*.■ X<. 5 .:_• "lU ■"-'■■'.{ .1 ...» U;i '" i '■ ''- ■ * ■••■''" - BETWEEN Tampleton and WeedonV, one milo from Weed *n! 8 Station ;20 Acreg; ;IJS ac^e>lih] ■EDgljs^ rHfvlJ grass ; Cottage of 3 rooms, water-race through property. Price £160, Easy terms. : ■ ■ ' ■ . •.■;.'• /-.. ( "'"--':.:' "\ \ ::'-> QOl ACRES Rangiora, m English capital*" fruit ; tJtJ2 garden, firot-duos 2-story house of 9 rooms, con-. servatory, Bculleiy, wash-house," B|able|/coac,h;,hpuß^, &&iO;iiW" . built on concreto foundations. Price,* £1600, of which £1000 can remain at 3£ per cent. •.-■■■"j <^« v~T . '^'' * **~y ' jl QA ACRES Templeton, m 4 paddocks, water-race through < ; lj\J each, cupitul house 4 rooino, also cottage 2 rooms. j To be sold as a whole, or will be divided, say, 4 acres and tho house of 4 rooms, and th« 16 acres and house,:S&JL^..~ '-. rooms. This properly is for sale a thorough bargain Price and full particulars on application. Most easy terms i arranged. t ■ -, ■ .-„-; "•- ■■- -■- -■ — ' ••-- ! - „ti ■""■ '" "<■■* "I QQ ACRES East Oxford, m 7 paddocks, well fenced, lOt/ mostly m English gras«, good house 4 rooms,-3r stall stable, cowshed, roof iron, good garden, plenty of water. Price, £5 per acre. Any buyer requiring a emill , farm ehouM see the grasti growing on this- during the pre- • Bent dry weather, „ . •» ; • ;;• -j OAA ACRES Wast Oxford, divided into paddocks, XJmIKJyJ dwelling of 8 rooiriF, wash-hcuse, large stable and farm outbuildings, all thoroughly well built and m good order. 300 acres of this land were m oats this fiea- . hod, and produced 50 bushe/s to iho acre, balance m Engi^" l\Bb gum. Price, £6 per nero; £1 per acre cash, balanco 6 per c^nt. There is also 200 acres Educational Reserve having about 8 years to run at a rental of Is 6d per acre wiih ' above. .' :. '..."'*' FOR SALE—SoHthbrirfgn, High St, $ acre Land, on,, ; ; which is ereciod Hon.«e of b" room'H, 2. stall Btnblei' Traphouse, nil m good n,-der. 'This pn par'y'is occupied by Mr James Edward Brady, and as ie mum be sold np reasonable offer will be ref used; and terms can be arranged. '»■''' ■ ' ' ;- ■'■•; .' ■"' '■ h A number of other fnrms, also boildmg sections, shops, dwellings, &c, for cale ; also properties to let. Full list supplied on application, H. L. BOWKBP, ; Estate Agent, Market Place, O.hjwtchwrob,